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  2. Eskimo Joe
    High of 94° today in Reisterstown. First 90°+ reading since August 11th at my location.
  3. Terpeast
    Differences are PDO (97-98 was super +PDO so careful what we wish for) and 1965-66 was low solar (we’re high but descending). I think a blend of these will land us close to what’ll happen this winter - milder and wetter than normal with elevated big dog potential. Other than that, not a whole lot to parse. Key thing to watch is where and how strong the Canadian ridge is. Too strong and too far east, storms either suppressed or rain. More west, we get colder air with a still active STJ.
  4. EC609
    Yeah 95 here today
  5. Neblizzard
    I think everything stays west of the Delaware . Perhaps western portions of NJ will get some strong storms later this evening .
  6. LoboLeader1
    Currently 80F...DP 74/RH 89%.
  7. The Dude
    Dumb question: When folks are referencing the CAMs here, which models are you looking at. I assume the HRRR, NAM Nest, RRFS. Any others? FV3, WRF-ARW?
  8. The Iceman
    I’m even further north(20 miles NE of Philly) and have had 2 seasons with 1.5” or less since 2019-2020. (2019-20 and 22-23)
  9. SnowenOutThere
    I'm wondering how this winter might be different for myself down in Charlottesville. Obviously, I'm still in the hope for a big storm category but otherwise are there any meaningful differences?
  10. BeastFromTheEast
    No relief at night either. Will be flirting with record high mins locally.
  11. Damage In Tolland
    There’s a bunch of upper 50’s though. I’m trying to figure out where this cool pocket came from . I mean your dews are higher .. even Scooter on the ocean is warmer
  12. pazzo83
    yeah i can see us getting a few more waves of this. That Oct 2019 heatwave was insane. but maybe we get very pleasant temps in Nov (60s / 70s)? obviously we're paying for the incredible late summer we had last year. I told you guys the bill would come due.
  13. Chrisrotary12
    Under holding strong
  14. SnowenOutThere
    Ens are pretty rough. EPS goes cool for a bit around labor day before running back the heatwave we're in by late next week. CMCE keeps things cooler with more backdoor fronts. GEFS is a bit of a mix between the two that keeps us on the south side of any fronts, but has colder air up in PA.
  15. WEATHER53
    Where will it go over next few days?
  16. dendrite
    67F and partly sunny here. You have the coldest non-mountainous temp east of the Rockies. Congrats.
  17. Brian5671
    they must think more develops later as it runs til midnight but yeah radar is not exciting to say the least
  18. NEG NAO
    Mixed feelings about this severe watch since there is only 1 severe warning in PA so far and the heavy precip echoes coming out of eastern PA into NJ are shrinking
  19. Picard
    Holy Dewpoints. Heat Advisory territory, especially S-NJ. Heat indexes are over 100.
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  22. Terpeast
    If it makes you feel better, my top 4 analogs: 1997-98 2015-16 1982-83 1965-66 I’ll let someone else make a blended map of these and draw similarities between 3 out of 4 of these.
  23. Snowlover11
    Dont get the watch but ok.
  24. LCPhotowerx
    sunny and warm in central S.I.
  25. yoda
    Severe Thunderstorm Watch up until midnight for NE MD and DE URGENT - IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED Severe Thunderstorm Watch Number 638 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 435 PM EDT Tue Sep 1 2026 The NWS Storm Prediction Center has issued a * Severe Thunderstorm Watch for portions of Delaware Northeast Maryland New Jersey Southern New York Central and Eastern Pennsylvania Coastal Waters * Effective this Tuesday afternoon from 435 PM until Midnight EDT. * Primary threats include... Scattered damaging wind gusts to 70 mph likely Scattered large hail events to 1.5 inches in diameter possible A tornado or two possible SUMMARY...Supercell thunderstorms should pose a threat for large hail this afternoon as they track east-southeastward across the northern Mid-Atlantic. The threat for scattered severe/damaging winds should increase this evening as one or more clusters develops. A tornado or two may also occur with any sustained supercell.
  26. high risk
    Even this evening has a lot of questions. While there is general agreement that a cluster of storms drops south through NJ/DE, some of the CAMs have storms building back to the west and catching much of central MD.
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