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  2. Looks like some decent wind heading towards Rock Hall on the eastern shore
  3. In the early release of data, July 2026 has dethroned July 1936 as the hottest month on record for the United States. With July warming about 0.51° per decade since 1980, the longstanding Dust Bowl era record was bound to fall. July 2012 narrowly fell short of the mark. July 2026 surpassed it by more than 0.10°.
  4. A thunderstorm started here a little before 5PM. Coming down hard!
  5. Probably best for his mental health...I applaud the resolve to actually do it.
  6. I honestly did not see much of a couplet with the tornado warned storms earlier, but now near Joppatowne there seems to be a bit of rotation. We'll see what happens with the next few scans.
  7. A buddy of mine sent me a picture of some trees down on 29 near Ellicott City
  8. Across the street from me workers were on scaffolding that partially fell (per fire radio, I couldn’t see it on my side). This is in Gaithersburg. Sounds like they were okay. Saw fire equipment I didn’t know existed like an 18 wheeler truck (technical rescue 731).
  9. Almost constant lightning and thunder at the moment in Vienna
  10. The SVR being canceled for DC is emblematic of a really mediocre summer storm season. Real snoozer.
  11. klot now @ 90/84 about as juiced as this area gets
  12. gotta say it's nice to finally get rain when the storms are rollin' through. pouring here in upper NW.
  13. The white "barriers" at Gringos and Mariachi's in Potomac blew over (and a chair went into the middle of Park Potomac Ave). Pretty good storm. Hoping the commute isn't too bad by the time I head east around 5:30. For tomorrow/Wed the models and SPC want to favor SW of us...but as we saw today - the models waffled a lot. So I think a lot of us remain in the game.
  14. not much but some heavy showers up this way - all the heavier severe stuff went south
  15. Not too impressive in my part of Silver Spring. Not much LTG/T at all. G45KT leading edge. Rainfall not torrential. The leading edge of the line was just forming a shelf cloud as it passed so it had not quite matured yet, so I would have thought better or more widespread for such an impressive line. CG plot attached. Looks like it weakened as it move into the N and NW of the immediate metro!
  16. i bet on that day he would make his responses just days later or even lurk with some emoticons on different posts...I was wrong, lol. EDIT: Small banter, sorry!
  17. I think even if it were a Weak El Nino the model would show N. Pacific trough for the Winter. Not saying we aren't going to get it, just noticed that 100% of the time it predicts ENSO climo.
  18. The Virginia part of the line has gusted out a bit, but I have a cell going up right on top of me.
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