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  2. Typhoon Tip
    Should this ceiling contamination go on much longer we're looking at a significant temperature bust today - I'm sure Ineedacoldbullshitfilterlikeanalcoholicneedsaclinic will stamp a 100% emoji on this ... but CT also just cleared out rather abruptly over the last hour. Interesting, considering they were wet down there last evening - but this material is mid level so probably not related to that same murk. Either way, temperature can't really rise unless the clearing expands. We'll see. We'll rise fast if that happens, but already we're behind yesterday despite the higher launch pad.
  3. LongBeachSurfFreak
    1” here in lynbrook most of which fell in 20 minutes with a wet microburst. Visibility was down to a few hundred feet during the peak. .
  4. Herb@MAWS
    Hi imby/Columbia on Thursday a “normal” 98.6° Thursday rainfall 0.21” June rainfall 0.77”
  5. Kadomony
    ff 61st Ave and Polk Pl. in Merrillville, IN, taken from my yard.
  6. MillvilleWx
    I hope you have backup plans to sit at Obrycki's
  7. WxUSAF
    Sunday timing is not great for me with a 5pm flight
  8. MillvilleWx
    Saw this way too late, but got some excellent responses below. Nothing to add to what has already be hashed out. Environmental conditions thermodynamically were solid for the setup, but we were lacking in shear within the mid and upper levels to sustain prominent mesocyclones to really pack the punch needed. I was skeptical of the risk posed by SPC yesterday. I genuinely think they need to spend a year out here to experience how much we suck at severe so they can think twice. After living in West Texas for 5 years, there's not much that excites me here anymore, severe-wise. If I am excited, you should be too as my standards have been raised after being spoiled for years in the Southern High Plains.
  9. lee59
    .18 inch of much needed rain here last night.
  10. CoastalWx
    Yep
  11. MillvilleWx
    I freaking laugh snorted at this this morning
  12. Chrisrotary12
    Woah… just looked past this weekend. Who turned off summer?
  13. Chrisrotary12
    (This worked last time) Wait, people are getting rain?
  14. high risk
    Despite the 30 wind probs, there is very little CAM signal for storms for most of us today. Seems like a pre-frontal trough rolls through early and switches the low-level flow to west-northwest which dries things out and kills convergence. I’m not quite ready to write off the day yet, but I’d like to see an improved CAM signal in the morning runs.
  15. dailylurker
    If we lose today at least Sunday is looking better as far as timing. Late afternoon instead of late evening.
  16. dendrite
    Working his magic last night and this morning
  17. mahantango#1
    Looks like most places won't see any rain today.
  18. MANDA
    Missed out on any decent rainfall last night. Just .07". Additional rain chances over the next few days. Will be localized and some locations will do better than others but some heavy downpours possible in spots for sure. Another steamy day today.
  19. Damage In Tolland
    I’m talking about this afternoon. So you got a lucky stray shower . Congrats
  20. Eskimo Joe
    HRRR only has a few storms south of DC, but it aggressively mixes out the dew points too which probably is messing with things.
  21. snowman19
  22. SJonesWX
    i have one of those, the 12k version. amazing how quiet (and efficient) it is wrong already. about to get a decent downpour here at MHT, which saw nothing yesterday.
  23. DanTheMan
    Numerous trees down around Warrenton from yesterdays storms
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  25. Damage In Tolland
    Same areas as yesterday for storms today . Except E MA/ RI in on Seabreeze storms . Maybe it’ll finally rain Sunday night . Maybe
  26. suzook
    Hit 94.7 yesterday afternoon. Probably more of the same the next couple of days before the storms and rain move in Sunday evening through the week ahead. On a good note, GA drought has drastically improved except for the savannah area...sorry @GaWx. I'm actually in the light yellow of abnormal dry.
  27. bluewave
    Yeah, the La Ninas have been getting weaker following super El Niños since the early 1970s. This past La Niña was the weakest on record following the 2023-2024 super El Niño. Also the first time that Nino 1+2 didn’t fully cool off between super El Niño events. This lead to the more Nino-like December 2024 with the record +PNA. While the STJ and Nino 1+2 warming were relatively weak vs the Northern Stream, the Gulf Coast got an historic snowstorm in January 2025. Super El Niño ONI and the lowest ONI in the years following NDJ 72…..+2.1 NDJ 73……-2.0 NDJ 82…….+2.2 NDJ 84…….-1.1 NDJ 97…..+2.4 NDJ 99…..-1.7 NDJ 15……+2.8 NDJ 17…..-0.9 NDJ 23…..+2.1 NDJ 25…..-0.5
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