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  2. CAPE
    Flood Watch. Over here just to my SW there is a Flash Flood Warning, but no flood watch is in effect. See the difference? Anyway, see how things evolve this evening. It will not be widespread- almost never is in these setups- but decent chance places within the watch area will need a flash flood warning.
  3. NorthHillsWx
    Yall have had the most rain in the central part of NC and even though it’s been somewhat isolated it’s thankfully falling into the watershed. The lake would be probably close to a foot lower if not for the lucky bullseyes that have kept it in check overall the last 3 weeks
  4. IrishRob17
    Latest WPC discussion: https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/metwatch/metwatch_mpd_multi.php?md=0629&yr=2026
  5. Jns2183
    I'm just still shocked I haven't seen a single ppl truck, vehicle, tree removal service, anything. There's a ton of business still out of power including urgent care center close to me, gas stations, restaurants Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  6. dendrite
    NCEP initializing the HRRR and NAM with tequila now so we won’t miss them when they’re gone.
  7. Baroclinic Zone
    Maybe 1/4” here so far
  8. cyclone77
    A couple of the op Euro runs flexed 100-105 degree heat in here later next week, but have since backed off. Will likely end up with our usual 92-95 type of heat with high dews.
  9. SnowtoRain
    3.18" at Easton MESONET. 2.83" at my house a few miles NW.
  10. BooneWX
    A proper thunderstorm has arrived
  11. OrangeCTWX
    Pouring rain here again. I think we should be able to crack 5 inches at least by the time this is done.
  12. OrdIowPitMsp
    Next week looks mighty toasty around here. Will we string together some upper 90s/low 100s or will the ridge end up further southeast like this past “heat wave”
  13. Damage In Tolland
    That model has blown both Dick Jack and Jack Dick this whole thing
  14. Chicago Storm
    ORD received 1.71" of precip on July 3rd, which broke the record precip total for the date of 1.57" (1871).
  15. Chicago Storm
    Chicago/O'Hare received 1.71" of precipitation on July 3rd, which broke the record precipitation total for the date of 1.57" (1871).
  16. lee59
    .15 yesterday evening and 2.89 so far today. Storm rain total here 3.04
  17. Chicago Storm
    Ended up with a 3-day rainfall total around 7" at home, with flooding around town. Family party on the 4th at my dads was fun, with the yard partially underwater, due to the nearly stationary t'storms during the afternoon.
  18. Weather Will
    Well, our flash flood watch is looking like a dud so far...what happened?
  19. dendrite
    HRRR wants to blow up that band running across C MA and move it into S NH. Looks like beer.
  20. Chicago Storm
    ORD ended up with 4 90°+ days during this heat wave, while MDW ended up with 5. ORD was able to snag the record high min on July 1st with the low of 80°. ...ORD... June 29th: 92°/76° June 30th: 94°/79° July 1st: 95°/80° July 2nd: 95°/71° ...MDW... June 29th: 93°/77° June 30th: 94°/78° July 1st: 94°/78° July 2nd: 95°/72° July 3rd: 91°/70°
  21. WxWatcher007
    5” of rain being reported out in the Danbury/Ridgefield area.
  22. Stormchaserchuck1
    Hadley Cell contraction in July 1972, 1982, 1997. Not so much in 2015, 2023. We are still following closer analogs most closely
  23. SnowtoRain
    Not a direct hit but another .58" 2.83" total now.
  24. Chicago Storm
    A second line hit early Friday night, with peak wind gusts of 50-60MPH.
  25. nj2va
    Little cell just popped in Annandale, will it break the beltway wall?!
  26. frd
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