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  2. Brewbeer
    Wow, what a find. Absolutely the quietest place I’ve ever been. Dead silent at night. I recommend.
  3. WxUSAF
    NWS confirmed tornado Monday afternoon near Dundalk. EF0. All those poor armchair Mets from Twitter saying the TOR warning was wrong
  4. Guest

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

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    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU
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  5. backedgeapproaching
    Missed the core of that cell by about a mile or two..decent outflow gusts, thats about it. As its departing SE..
  6. Damage In Tolland
    How will tonight screw everyone except W and SW CT?
  7. Stradivarious
    Best time to travel in Alaska is in September just after labor day. No mosquitos!
  8. vortex95
    Can @weatherwiz see the CB from his place??? Clear as a bell to the N! No warning on this? Strong hail core. White VIL on Radarscope means svr almost for sure. Obviously a supercell, and 90% of all supercells produce some form of svr wx.
  9. Torch Tiger
    Nice supercell in S VT
  10. CAPE
    Not saying its gonna go down like this (wrt HL blocking), but the last time it developed early in winter and became a sustained feature was 2009-10. Started as a Scandi h5 ridge then evolved into a legit west-based -NAO. We know what happened from there.
  11. Frankpc
    Strangely comfortable today 86F/53%, light breeze from the North We've been missing the rain lately, just another half inch of rain last weekend, bringing August to 1.0".
  12. wxmeddler
    Very few perfectly clear areas that did not have smoke or clouds muddying the signal, but yes! Federalsburg on the eastern shore was about the best.
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  14. Eskimo Joe
    Did any of the mesonet sites capture a dip in solar radiation?
  15. EasternLI
    Looks like this would be an off the scale WWB over the next couple of days according to the 12z GEFS. Has another big one later in the month too.
  16. wxmeddler
    Photo of the eclipse today from College Park by Dr. Ross Salawich, a professor in Atmospheric Sciences Department here at UMD.
  17. Guest

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

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  18. mikeysed
    Was surprised to see the TWC app calling for 1 to 2 inches, locally heavy rain for North NJ into Hudson Valley yet NWS said a quarter to half inch. How are short range models looking? no alerts to TS or flood watch by NWS
  19. high risk
    It's a definite signal. There is some disagreement on decaying, as it looks like the storms actually originate during the late evening hours over northern Virginia and then move east.
  20. tiger_deF
    If we get any hurricanes out of the Pineapple Express of waves coming off of Africa, potential Dolly will likely end up being a sacrificial lamb to allow them to flourish
  21. SchaumburgStormer
    Like a ball park 9-9-9 challenge. 200 tornados 200 inches of snow 200 sunny mid-70s days I dont this this is too much to ask.
  22. ineedsnow
    I couldn't find my solar eclipse glasses from when I went to Newport VT for the last one.. I was hoping to get a glimpse but pics will have to do
  23. Mount Joy Snowman
    I've received 15.69" of rain since July 4th. Yes, nearly 11" of that has come via two single events on July 5 and August 7, but hey, I'll take it. Fun times.
  24. H2Otown_WX
    That's what I did when forecasting Juno and that's when I realized meteorology wasn't for me
  25. A-L-E-K
  26. kdxken
    When might that be? Ain't seeing it.
  27. CoastalWx
    I would call that more of a Gulf of Alaska low. Aleutian low typically is further west by the Aleutians.
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