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Now imagine how bad that drought would have been if Floyd didn't happen. 1998-2002 would have been a historic drought.

Picked up 1.1” of rain with this round. Had some good lighting and thunder. Spent the storm watching some Ransom Canyon with a german shepherd on my lap and a chocolate lab under the recliner. All clear here as of almost 1800

2023 That water isn’t supposed to be there. Pine barely visible on the right

Baltimore storms getting a little feisty over Middle River, I hear the thunder

So, less CAD posts this winter? We hit rock bottom with 24-25 winter, so if we can take that we can handle anything lol.

Everything west of the Susquehanna seems to be dying out as it moves northeast. How can full sunshine with this heat and humidity be so stable as to kill storms?

Kiss of death apparently

8/15/2024 That’s what wind whipped hail does to tobacco. Also took out a heathy pine.

We dewin it up

There were a few peaks mid 2000's and early-mid 2010's otherwise trash. Weird

I wouldn't give up on an Elias firing just yet. Rubenstein claims he wants to win--actually he reiterated in a Banner article today about what he considers the great owner: “The truly great owners, in my view, don’t pay as much attention to the bottom line financially,” Rubenstein said. “They’re not worried about a million dollars here or there. They want to win, they want to do it as a matter of civic pride, and they want to feel that they’ve delivered something to the town they’re representing.” Now if...IF he truly means that, then maybe there's a small chance some of his Elias comments are PR (I'm almost sure the comments at the Bradish presser are since Elias was sitting right there, lol) So to me it's not out of the realm of possibilities.

Bees

To be fair, we haven’t had great tstorms for a few years now.

what am I supposed to see other than some bugs, ferns, and a log? Is there a snake?

How many 1"+ events? I'll say a prayer for you tonight for your lack of lightning.

The backside of the storm down in Montgomery Co from up here

Relying on nearby stations...mby received about 6" rain in July, approaching 2" Aug to date.

Had a couple minor ones, you were just too far east. edit

0.91”. Missed it, was in a meeting and it got dark in my room

Splitsville on that last batch of storms, we'll see about these new ones moving NE through Balt.

I think Christmas 1982 has given everyone the misconception that a strong Nino is likely to have these outrageously warm high temperatures in the winter. The majority of the winter warmth usually comes from mild overnight lows due to the lack of arctic airmasses causing a lot of cloudy, mild overnight lows from constant pacific airmasses. You want a "super Nina" if you want those really warm daytime highs.

We have not had one single solitary tstorm this summer . Not one direct hit

I think I would rather take my chances with a super nino than a pattern like 2001-2002 or 2011-2012. At least the super nino should have a ton of moisture streaming into the country.

Ain’t dry here. Mushrooms out in the open areas.