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Friday. 09 Saturday. 78 Sunday. 78 Monday .87 Literally doubled my YTD totals..what a silly year
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Lots of convection next few days . Deep summer hits and holds starting Sunday and beyond. Hammertime
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Just .02" here so far. Maybe when this is done I'll get up to .10" lol
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Yup. Nailed it Westetn NE
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You missed your calling to be a forecaster. I got 0.21" on Saturday and 0.19" on Sunday lol I sh*t you not. The only interesting thing was 0.09" in way less than a minute yesterday - hardest I've seen it rain in a very long time.
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I hope your basement floods with sewage lol. Seriously, though. I'm happy to see the western areas getting the moisture. That area out there has been worse than my area. I don't hate the radar down south. I'd love to get some thunderstorm action.
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2.16” so far for the entire event. we need a lot more.
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Actually it would cause an enormous increase in global temperatures from the heat of the fusion reactions. Followed by a global firestorm similar to that after Chicxulub. Many months later when the fires smolder out and dust blocks the sun, then the nuclear winter begins.
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Just sittin’ & spinnin’
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I like the trajectory of that stuff down by Richmond...if that holds my area could definitely crack 3" and with that i shall shut up
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Getting some moderate rain here now. Decent downpour moving in.
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Caught a 0.02”!
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in case anyone is listening, the security certificate for forecast.weather.gov expired today, which means some folks can't view the site
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nary a drop today here W of BWI, still stuck at 0.15" for the month
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meanwhile the steady rain is back here
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how do you feel about these ideas to drop insolation 1-2 percent by introducing SO2 particles into the upper atmosphere? it would have to be done on a yearly basis, beginning around 2030
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What she doesn’t know wont kill her!
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that's probably why the rich guys want to leave the planet John.
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I went less humidity but more heat.
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Last year it was in the mid 80s around this timeframe. In 2023 we had highs in the upper 50s and lows in the lower 30s the first week of May. It varies wildly at times this time of year.
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it goes beyond that, look into the gap in 100 degree highs at JFK, it's been increasing, currently we have set the new record for the longest gap in 100 degree days in station history. Ever since 1966 the gap has been growing larger. The oceans do absorb the heat but hopefully that is about to come to an end and JFK will once again get 100 degree days with a shorter gap like we used to before. The other sign is the complete absence of 7+ day heatwaves since 2002. These were more common in the 70s, 80s and 90s but we haven't had a 7+ day heatwave in NYC since 2002 (when we had two) and 1999 (when we also had two).
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ny reservoirs are at 97.8% capacity now..another summer no worry about water restrictions..