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  2. jbenedet
    63F for SST’s off coast of NH https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=44098 For the date that’s normal for south shore Long Island…
  3. snowman19
  4. jbenedet
    UNH buoy east of NH already up to 63 degrees…. That’s a month ahead of schedule… https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=44098
  5. Stormlover74
    Looks to hold off til at least 9
  6. Kmlwx
    It seems no enhanced with the 1630z outlook.
  7. SnowenOutThere
    Interesting how tight the gradient is between Louden county and the DC border. Do you think it’ll fill in west or no? Visual sat shows some clearing.
  8. Paleocene
    Love the 90 degree day tracking. Who's tracking 70+ degree dew point days? Yesterday was a nice respite but back over 70 here inside the beltway. Yuck. Slightly more tolerable with cloud cover and a breeze
  9. FXWX
    Some of the best lightning shows I've had have come from nighttime elevated cape events! Not a lot of CGs but lots of CC / CA.
  10. Eskimo Joe
    Yea buddy!
  11. olafminesaw
    This has the one of the most bizarre Euro runs I've ever seen. Develops a tropical storm inland? There's not even a closed low prior to the energy coming ashore. Must be some kind of hybrid thing, but seems mostly warm core. Not even way out in fantasy land!
  12. dendrite
  13. North Balti Zen
    Going back to day 2 of All Good Now at Merriweather- hot as hell yesterday but when the sun dropped below the tree line at 7:30 evening was fantastic. Whole day was even with the heat. already 88 as we head over there.
  14. dendrite
    81.7/63 Meh on storms. Can't wait for my 2 rumbles and 0.05" to pass through around midnight while 10 miles north gets 1"+.
  15. Kmlwx
    As @high risk indicated I am watching dewpoints like a hawk. The HRRR really mixes things out which it is prone to do - but even some models that keep things moist don't produce much today. We'll see - but I still think somebody is in for decent storms.
  16. roardog
    It seems like everything is expected to be permanent anymore(droughts,floods,etc)until they aren't.
  17. Cyclone-68
    SE MA the thunderstorm capital of eastern MA
  18. NorthArlington101
    Rumor is that we are perhaps getting a bump to ENH next outlook. Guess we’ll see.
  19. weatherwiz
    We're def getting widespread rain and at least embedded thunderstorms. Just a matter of whether there will be any embedded strong/severe storms, and if so, is it rather localized or more scattered?
  20. SnowenOutThere
    If we get a bit more clearing then I’m feeling it today. Last week I got back to back days of legit severe storms. One of which was stronger than anything in the past couple years. Something to remember from both days is some CAMs were anemic the day of, so I’m not too worried about them. Additionally, both days last week produced that in spite of no shear.
  21. Kmlwx
    Mesoanalysis showing strong CAPE tongue building into the areas east of Frederick or so.
  22. EarlGrey
    I thought for sure last night that cell coming from chapel hill would get western wake but alas nothing! One bright side with the drought is that I don’t think I’ve had to kill a mosquito yet this year. From that perspective it’s been really awesome
  23. JTA66
    Trash night, let’s see what happens. 87F/DP 64F
  24. konksw
    It’s pretty sultry out there. I’d be shocked if storms hold off too long.
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  26. WxWatcher007
    For those still watching, the last two Euro runs do something very weird with our area of interest. It tries to organize it well inland and treks it across the south. Can't say I've seen that before lol. Still a chance for some marginal development later in the week as a front tries to get involved in the NW Gulf.
  27. Voyager
    Despite a few camera malfunctions, I got some video of the Union Pacific Big Boy in Nesquehoning this morning. When I get them edited and uploaded to YouTube, I'll share them here.
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