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He said top 5 and just this morning he said it was.. it wasnt

3k NAM starts storms by 12-1pm

Interesting. That guidance shows a gap over my area again. I've only picked up about 0.4" of rain in the past 3+weeks and the lawns are all brown. I've watched it go around us, mostly to the north, and a couple to the south. To the north again this morning.

He had a good call. Lol

Meh I have a few for him.. I already admitted I was wrong but for some reason he cant

DCA: +0.6 NYC: +0.5 BOS: +0.4 ORD: +0.2 ATL: +0.9 IAH: +1.1 DEN: +1.2 PHX: +1.3 SEA: +1.4

Incoming...

Yep. I've had your yearly total of rain just since May 1st BTW. And I've gotten missed repeatedly over the past 10 days.

I can't imagine lows bottoming in the 30s around here in July as a relatively normal thing. Global warming is definitely in play here, but I wonder if it's also a heat island affect, even though we are further from the city areas, how much of an affect have we seen? Also airborne pollutants trapping heat and not allowing it to radiate off (aside from CO2) And higher dewpoints would likely correlate with less radiational cooling.

Real winners north and west of the city.

Do you really want to give Kevin shit when you have this mid month gem?

I know a lot of our days in past summers, the dewpoint gets ticked downwards a bit by downsloping winds. Seems perhaps that has been largely missing this year?

Doesn't Mt Joy have about 35" for the year so far? Which is nuts since it's 27 miles away. Sent from my SM-G970U1 using Tapatalk

Anyone know if this will be the clear #1 for highest average dew point / humidity in dc on record? Seems like half the days were 75+ for much of the day - even in these parts that seems unusual? .

Nighttime doesn't matter to me but then again I'm cuddled up in my room with the a/c on 62.. if i didn't have it I would say this July was miserable but thankfully fortunate enough to have it..

Catoctin Creek is running pretty low again. This area could use a deluge at this point, but the models aren’t showing a whole lot from this event for the rain shadow zones. Hopefully we can at least get a line of cells to move through.

Whatever fits ACATT agenda

I, for perhaps one, am psyched for this impending rain. Well timed, while also well needed. Just commencing here... showery and vaguely convective N of the more obvious downpours sliding up ENE out of CT ...ranging to strata rains over Upstate NY and CNE. This is occurring through 13z tomorrow morning, and then the moisture fields/sigmas make it appear as though we actually fracture the ceilings and sun wins out over the course of the afternoon hours, NW-SE, tomorrow. It's a work day and night ... this is when we ...or I, prefer it. Wouldn't mind a solid 3" soaker but as me grandmammy always used to say, 'beggars can't be choosers'. Saturday still projects to be the very best weather in terms of subjective consensus, this summer ...or any summer, can provide on Earth. If you want something better... I don't know, go to "Pandora" or something I guess. It's like regional mean of 78/50, under the last days of solar max irradiance, thru 100 mi type visibility air moved around by caressing zephyrs. Altho..hm, not sure of Michigan smoke but cross that bridge.. . Sunday looks pretty much the same, too. Jeez

Humidity is what leads to our hottest months relative to normal as a mean temperature. Like Brewbeer said, it’s probably the most AC usage we’ll see. If you cannot cool off at night, that almost has more societal impacts than daytime. People expect the daytime to be hot/warm. But if it’s 75F all night… that’s when things get real abnormal. I don’t get the tossing of overnight summer warmth like it’s not important in this discussion.

Some loud thunder and heavy downpours earlier this morning with .33 thru the tipper so far, 67/66.

I, for perhaps one, am psyched for this impending rain. Well timed, while also well needed. Just commencing here... showery and vaguely convective N of the more obvious downpours sliding up ENE out of CT ...ranging to strata rains over Upstate NY and CNE. This is occurring through 13z tomorrow morning, and then the moisture fields/sigmas make it appear as though we actually fracture the ceilings and sun wins out over the course of the afternoon hours, NW-SE, tomorrow. It's a work day and night ... this is when we ...or I, prefer it. Wouldn't mind a solid 3" soaker but as me grandmammy always used to say, 'beggars can't be choosers'. Saturday still projects to be the very best weather in terms of subjective consensus, this summer ...or any summer, can provide on Earth. If you want something better... I don't know, go to "Pandora" or something I guess. It's like regional mean of 78/50, under the last days of solar max irradiance, with 100 mi type visibility air - altho..hm, not sure of Michigan smoke but cross that bridge.. . Sunday looks pretty much the same, too. Jeez

Impossible to really say at this point. Encouraging that the models have storms surviving east of the city but we just have to see how it evolves.

So basically summer doing what summer does.

radar must be wrong. we were told it was all going south of CT

Currently I'm sitting at 21.32" for the year. I should be at 25.76". For July I'm at 3.68", I should be at 4.76". So I'm definitely hoping for 2" today to eat into my 4.45" rain deficit. Sent from my SM-G970U1 using Tapatalk