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  2. Stormlover74
    No signs of a watch or meso discussion yet
  3. CoastalWx
    Go down the street and it’s pouring. Stein shaft over my house
  4. Windspeed
    We still do not have an official landfall per the NHC, though it should be momentarily. Edouard's vortex has been stubbornly hugging the shoreline just SE of Sabine Pass for quite a while now.
  5. high risk
    One complication for tomorrow is that some of the guidance pushes a front from the northeast through the area later tonight. If that pushes well to our southwest like shown in the NAM Nest, we'll be cooler and more stable, at least on the Maryland side. Less aggressive guidance puts the boundary somewhere between DC and Baltimore and has it retreat later in the day. This would in theory be a focus for afternoon convection.
  6. AccuChris
    91/76 here in Lebanon with a HI of 103 right now. Thermodynamic environment primed for explosion but will the fuse get lit later? Time will tell .
  7. Chinook
    This is why you hike starting early, particularly with high mountains of 13000-14000, and particularly when you know it's not going to be perfectly sunny. You try to get off the peak before lightning, which might even start going at 12:00-1:00. The earliest storms happen with the mid-day radiation. Thankfully I had many sunny days of hiking mountains, as I tried to plan it out that way.
  8. bluewave
    The east based nature went hand in hand with the overpowering STJ flooding North America with mild Pacific air. So even storms tracking south of the I-95 corridor were all rain near the coast. It was one of the rare cases of the STJ pumping the Eastern ridge in January causing it to link up with the Greenland block. Our recent link ups were mostly Northern Stream driven.
  9. Brian5671
    Not expecting much here-still mostly cloudy after an inch of rain
  10. Chinook
    peak 38kt gusts at Port Arthur Texas. Now that could blow my hat off my head.
  11. SACRUS
    87 / 75 sun out we'll see how warm we go 850 MB temps pushing >17c
  12. SouthCoastMA
    .06" wheeeeee
  13. NJwx85
    There’s moderate CAPE well into Southern New England now and sun just broke out here in Bergen.
  14. BlizzardNole
    Sunny and 92/76, HX of 104 and no breeze. YUCK
  15. Stormchaserchuck1
    CANSIPS had a cool August for places that ended up +4F at a 0.0 month lead. In the south it had near 0F forecast, and it was +4-6f. Terrible forecast when the first 15 days of the month are already short range modeled.
  16. WeatherGeek2025
    question guys... during strong el niños, does nyc get a lot of snow, a lot of mix events or just mostly rain?
  17. weatherbo
    84/58 currently. A warm day for sure!
  18. dendrite
    Lots of this this winter
  19. A-L-E-K
    Pretty oppressive out there today ngl Headlines no joke
  20. Stormchaserchuck1
    Nov and Dec are the warmest months. Matches the ENSO analog set. Kind of interesting that 01-02 which was the strongest +EPO on record never got above 82F in Fairbanks all earlier that year. But that's just 1 example.
  21. Stormchaserchuck1
    Aug was the 5th consecutive month of +AO. Here's how that historically rolls forward to the cold season
  22. JenkinsJinkies
    DC reached 98 in the first week of October 2019. Several years within the last decade have had 80s well into October, sometimes for an entire week in the latter half. November 2024 also had an 80 degree day.
  23. michsnowfreak
    Its crazy to think an area that relatively far north can have an entire snow season with 0.2" or 1.2".
  24. Rhino16
    At least September means the heat can’t possibly stay too long right? Right? This year has been boring weather-wise since February here in comparison to elsewhere in VA. At least it’s wetter in recent weeks!
  25. SnoSki14
    Yeah it's pretty unstable out there. CAPE exceeding 3K too. Lots of sun
  26. dendrite
    I just saved a GFS image from their site and it was a 125kb png.
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