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Just keep it dry until 2 pm.

Stein teased you with ltg over the water while he caressed you with his webbed hands.

I predict that R 3.4 and R 1+2 will be up to +1.1/+2.4 in tomorrow’s weekly update. These would be up from the +0.9/+2.1 of last Monday’s report.

WB 12Z models as they come in: 3K NAM;

it's been awful here for 3 weeks. need it more than ever

Stein is embedded in the DNA of these systems. I'm not trusting any meaningful qpf being modeled here until I see it

Been in Chicago all weekend. Need to mow tomorrow

That's the 0z. 6Z wetter stripe of 2-3 inches from PHL to CT

lol 46dp here

Seems like after 2-3 or so? Might be very light to start.

Euro and gfs are a nice rain here. We desperately need it

What time does rain start? Is it tomorrow PM?

Could be some decent convection around Monday night with good MUCAPE in the warm sector.

You can already smell the skunk

I’m expecting a half inch here, typical. Don’t turn the sprinklers off

DCA at 00z Tuesday 12z NAM

12z NAM soundings would definitely suggest potential for tornadoes tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow night IMO

Happy Father's Day to all the dad's out there! Plus happy first day of summer which began this morning at 4:24am. Another great weather day is on tap across the area. Temperatures are not far from typical levels for very early summer. Rain chances to ramp up by later tomorrow before we clear out for mid-week. Shower chances return again by Thursday afternoon.

Happy Father's Day to all the dad's out there! Plus happy first day of summer which began this morning at 4:24am. Another great weather day is on tap across the area. Temperatures are not far from typical levels for very early summer. Rain chances to ramp up by later tomorrow before we clear out for mid-week. Shower chances return again by Thursday afternoon.

What are y'all talking about low DPs? My DP is 67F.

Hrrr says let’s flood Madison nh again.

Surprised to see 1/2 - 3/4" in my forecast for both tomorrow and tomorrow night. I predict by tonight's update those totals get cut in half, and by tomorrow mornings's they get cut in half again. In the end, I get less than 1/4".

So far, 16 locations in France have reached 40°C (104°F) or above today in an ongoing climate change-enhanced extreme heatwave. Pissos has hit 41.5°C (107°F). While one waits for the final numbers from today and coming days that will rank this heatwave as among the worst in French and western European climate history, I created a digital artwork "It's A Crazy World" to symbolize humanity's unwillingness to confront the cause of ongoing climate change. A burning globe stands before a background of climate stripes, transforming scientific evidence into a stark visual record of the world’s ongoing warming. Europe glows with dangerous heat, while a thermometer planted over France reads 40°C. In the lower left, fossil fuel infrastructure appears almost toy-like against the scale of planetary disruption: small in form, but immense in consequence. At the right, a pale sculptural figure (detail from Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux’s "Ugolino and His Sons" that I photographed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art) evokes humanity’s mounting suffering under the pressure of a hotter world. This work confronts one of the central absurdities of the modern age. The evidence is overwhelming and unequivocal. The burning of fossil fuels is driving anthropogenic greenhouse gas warming, and that warming is increasing the frequency and severity of extreme heatwaves. Yet humanity continues to extract, burn, subsidize, and consume the very fuels accelerating the crisis with seeming indifference to the harm it is inflicting on the world and its ecosystems. The contrast between beauty and terror is deliberate. The climate stripes are visually elegant, but they record a destabilizing planet. The glowing continents are dramatic, but they signify real risk. The sculptural body, drawn from an image of suffering, gives human form to what can otherwise seem abstract. The quote from a young French climate activist anchors the work in moral urgency, insisting that the crisis is not distant, theoretical, or merely environmental. It is already a question of life and death. "It’s A Crazy World" is about knowing and continuing destructive business as usual anyway. It asks viewers to consider the madness of a civilization capable of measuring its own danger with precision while still choosing to feed the fire.

GFS is very wet ? IMO when this system arrives it will not be one solid area of precip - it will be a more showery system with T-storms possible only areas that will see over 1 inch will be the few that get the t-storms The system will not arrive till afternoon and by then daytime heating will support T-storms

Absolutely. This ongoing experiment is demonstrating the cooling power trees provide in a warming world.