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  2. Well I'm calling it quits from the rat-race today. Time to enjoy some retirement/semi-retirement.
  3. We had a little rain tonight. We probably got a quarter inch. However, Dallas is on their fourth night of torrential rain. Houston is lighting up, too. North Texas will be severely smashed by torrential rain overnight and all day Thursday with no mercy. There will be thousands of water rescues on the Trinity River. Houston is going to get severely flooded well into the day today. We do not flood here in Austin. All we have are droughts, and Lake of Fire HEAT. This is a La Nina year. Austin will be dry. Austin will be extremely hot. There will be little rain, unless you reside in Dallas, Houston or East Texas. This upcoming cool season will remail dry as hell. BUT FIRST we gotta get thru this weekend. Mark Saturday, June 14 on your calendars!! That's all I can say. This weekend is gonna be something else. Austin not getting substantial rain in this drought is the LEAST of our problems.
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  5. We are monitoring a possible increase in severe storm probs for Thursday afternoon and evening; we spoke with the SPC concerning a categorical upgrade to MRGL (level 1) severe storm risk. The last 2 runs of the HREF indicate moderate destablization overlapping with favorable deep layer shear on the southern periphery of stronger west-northwest flow aloft. Limiting factors at this stage include displacement of best lift (well to the north) and weak convergence along the southward moving cold front - which reduces confidence to some extent. We would anticipate at least a MRGL risk on day 1 if a stronger signal for robust development emerges with time. PWATs continue to trend higher into Friday ~1.5" with a good signal for scattered showers and storms particularly across south central PA into the Susquehanna Valley. Cloud cover and weak low passing by to the southeast could limit instability over most of the area with the synoptic setup favoring some locally heavy/slow moving downpours. Cloudy and foggy conditions expected Friday night with some scattered rain showers hanging around into Saturday morning.
  6. Brian Wilson died I'm telling you and everyone else, anyone who thinks the people who perform today (sports, art, whatever) are better than they were, hasn't listened to the songs Brian Wilson wrote or performed. There is NO ONE today who was as talented as he was, and right from the age of 19 when he created The Beach Boys.
  7. Only time I had water in my basement was in December one year where it was really cold for a good stretch then it rained hard, rain just stayed on top of the frozen ground and came in under my door. I waterproofed it after that and that was the last and only time.
  8. Are the doors unlocked when they get in or are they able to get in anyway?
  9. lol JFK beats Central Park on a southerly wind..... nice
  10. Went to Dupont today for the first time. Interesting place that doesn't fully seem like the high country but doesn't feel like the foothills.
  11. Day 2 in PEI. Beautiful day 70’s and sun.
  12. RIP Gary England Met him more than once. Legend.
  13. Eventually we'll rip a late-June severe event. Not saying this is it, way too early, but the signs are there <3
  14. With that look it seems like most of New England stays mainly dry with big rains SW of NYC
  15. perhaps some prolific rains; these are the days we look for 10" in 2 hours :"D JJA
  16. Sell . Not with that high pressing in
  17. Offense has awoken!
  18. Highs: Wet central park growth keeping NYC lower TEB: 87 EWR: 86 BLM: 85 PHL: 85 ACY: 85 LGA: 84 New Brnswck: 84 JFK: 83 TTN: 82 ISP: 81 NYC: 81
  19. Maybe thread-worthy? Much like 2011, we'll be tracking.
  20. Steady rain Saturday on these recent American runs
  21. this is what I want! It's not as perfect as the textbook setups but it's decent
  22. The only Onceler I know is from The Lorax lol
  23. In-depth, focused discussion of the weather of New England based on formal education, practical experience, local knowledge, and cutting-edge model interpretation mixed with up-to-the-second observations of current conditions. Nothing else.
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