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What in the sam hell is that? Holy shit . I would run as fast ad I could if I saw that beast .

More invasive garbage https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/boston/news/hammerhead-worms-maine/

To borrow a Scooter euphemism - Tomorrow looks like ass.

Enough of this misty mountain horseshit. It's been nonstop drizzle since yesterday. Talk about milquetoast weather, grow a spine already, would you?

Euro back north again with a 2nd max up in Massachusetts like the NAM

But if there's something encouraging about the last 2 years, it's that Baltimore and DC received snow. We didn't see that much from 16-17 to 22-23. Average snowfall 16-17 to 22-23 BWI: 9.1 inches DCA: 6.8 inches Average snowfall 23-24 and 24-25 BWI: 12 inches DCA: 11.5 inches

8:00 PM EDT Tue Aug 19 Location: 27.3°N 72.7°W Moving: NNW at 10 mph Min pressure: 959 mb Max sustained: 105 mph

First time grandparent back in February for me. She's an angel. Dry here too even though I'm at 1.7"" for the month. Most of that came in a short amount of time with last week's heavy thunderstorm. Hopefully some meaningful rain tomorrow

Dewpoints in the 40s down to Florida in August?

Nearest buoy seeing nearly 40 foot waves to the east.... but the sensors have suddenly stopped sending temp or wind readings 67 knots was last recorded wind speed

Humidity taking its time leaving the area. Dews now in the upper 60s to around 70 with light northeast winds. This upcoming weekend is going to be glorious

So a case could be made for a forecast for 1/2 inch to 1/2 foot.

The last forecast for the week of 8/25 off the weeklies and it turned out to be the coldest forecast of all!

You need to find a new hobby...... Your posts are pretty annoying and don't contribute anything to this board.

I think most logical folks on here, including me, would agree that winters back can be broken in mid-late February. Winter just doesn’t feel the same after that period, just as summer does not feel the same from here on out

Looks like Bradish and Wells will be back in the Bigs and pitching in the next 2 weeks. https://www.baltimorebaseball.com/sports/orioles-mlb/2025/08/18/bradish-return-orioles-starting-rotation-next-week-richdubroff/ Add them to Rogers and Kremer, and you have the makings of a solid rotation with Povich and others in the mix, and Grayson possibly back next season. That said, can't count on so many guys rebounding from serious injuries, so we need an actual GM who will be aggressive in signing a top tier pitcher in the offseason.

It’s more meant for this region that the back is broken. It certainly isn’t broken for the central US yet since there can still be consistent 85-90 humid days right through Columbus Day.

High of 88. Very humid today and that gave us a surprise thunderstorm. Ended up with .28". Now at 8.62" for the month.

Looking at the latest ens means, nothing but normal to below normal temps in sight through the end of the month and into the beginning of Sept. Once Erin passes, dewpoints will be in the comfortable range. Looks like some of the upcoming nights will feature temps in the mid to upper 50s. Bring it!

Erin is looking good again. I suspect we’ll see an eye sometime this evening.

Here's another great one. Incredible camera resolution. If you're on your phone, be sure to turn it horizontally for a full screen view. https://avalonpier.com/piercam/

Watches extended a little further north.

This is a good illustration of a hurricane transferring warmth from the tropics to higher latitudes, the role of hurricanes. Otherwise, the tropical waters would be even hotter.