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  2. canderson
    That incredible
  3. 87storms
    This is your first thunderstorm??
  4. Stormchaserchuck1
    There is a -0.2 correlation with N. Pacific High area in July-Sept. It's not huge in the northern Hemisphere Summer but there usually is still some circulation effects.
  5. Interstate
    Rolling thunder here in 20157. Looks like I might get stuck between lines. Still as can be out right now.
  6. mahantango#1
    Man, your cashing in on the rainfall.
  7. MANDA
    https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/PSUGOES_MESO1/loop30.html
  8. MN Transplant
    Thunderstorm #1 of 2026 confirmed!
  9. weatherwiz
    Hasn't rained here in like 20 minutes, time to raise the drought monitor index
  10. LakePaste25
    Seems counterintuitive because wouldn’t heat being released in the tropics combined with a cold arctic strengthen the N Pacific low due to a greater contrast?
  11. rclab
    Nothing wrong, under the circumstances, with a break. As always …..
  12. Psychguy
    Just saw that the temp. Was up to 91 at PHL with a dewpoint of 77. Very, very juicy out there! Sun coming out here in Northwest Philadelphia.
  13. CoastalWx
    Pouring here on the north west side of Winnie in these little convective showers.
  14. SouthernNJ
    Quarryville PA storm spinning aloft, will move toward Atglen in Chester county.
  15. pazzo83
    constant thunder now in NW DC - incoming.
  16. Torch Tiger
    Yeah forget it...lucky to get a few showers
  17. Torch Tiger
    Looking at radar, wagons way way SW. Maybe W CT can get in on something but otw. forget about it
  18. scope1
    Severe thunderstorm warning in McLean. Radar looks primed. Gust front right on my doorstep. Looks fun
  19. Greenwald
    Had a quick five minute rain here then done. Looks like it's all south of me now. Nothing severe, classic July storm.
  20. dendrite
    About the same here. 0.28” so far
  21. 87storms
    Two distinct storms today in Frederick (not including the one around 4am) and both were the real real. Prolific lightning in both storms with top shelf precip and healthy wind with the 2nd round. Getting some clearing now.
  22. BoulderWX
    Looking like southern NJ could be in the crosshairs for round 2. Convection already popping
  23. SnowenOutThere
    The southern boundary has just cleared my backyard and it’s legit. Good gusts and most impressively it’s not a one and done but sustained southerly winds for over 5 minutes now.
  24. Stormchaserchuck1
    Right - it's not as strong before 2016. If global temps were the main cause though, it wouldn't be over the N. Pacific Hadley Cells. It would probably be over the Arctic or at least some place north of 60N. South sees a dramatic dropoff in average anomalies. I'm pointing out relative anomalies vs the rest of the world. For the sake of discussion, you can't just say that wherever the warmth is occurring it is because of global warming. If coastal NA had the highest anomalies in +PDO, you would say that is because of global warming. The ENSO driving argument is more removed from GW than you imply. There is probably some other pattern in effect.
  25. SJonesWX
    grabbed a quick quarter inch here, the local vegetation rejoices
  26. Eskimo Joe
    Something's bound to pop on that.
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