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There really should have been! It has been a crazy week!

It is raining!!!!!

91 at 1:20 and maybe going higher - 3rd heat wave here in 28 summers. Yeah. We have been noticing a lack of bats. White-nose fungus has decimated many species of bats, especially those which overwinter in hibernacula (e.g. caves). The fungus causes them to awake too early, depleting stored energy such that the critters don't survive hibernation.

Hopefully it rides north in future days

People should be allowed to swim if they want. Lifeguards or not. Should we hire armed guards to make sure no one sneaks onto the beach after all beachgoers have been escorted off the sand when the lifeguards leave? If the the town put up appropriate signs of dangers then after that it's up to you if you want to ignore them.

12Z Euro: it doesn’t recurve til 75W and thus comes within 150 miles of NC! The OB are directly affected by its NW side. Gary Slezak, is that you?

Hopefully they'll have the power restored.

noticing alot of models start to crank Erin around Puerto Rico but are environmental conditions really going to favor that? Dry air/SAL I think is still going to be an issue and may even have some stronger shear to the north?

Just saying I think that’s the extent of impacts.

Nope. Week after actually.

A tropical wave over the Yucatan Peninsula is producing disorganized showers and thunderstorms. This disturbance is forecast to move west-northwestward and cross the Yucatan Peninsula today with no significant increase in organization. Some development of this system is possible after it emerges across the southwestern Gulf beginning on Thursday while it moves to the northwest at 10 to 15 mph. The system is expected to move inland over northeastern Mexico by late Friday, which should diminish its chances of development. * Formation chance through 48 hours...low...10 percent. * Formation chance through 7 days...low...10 percent.

Are you vacationing there next week?

Would vastly prefer numerous light to moderate events with good cold that maintain some semblance of a snow pack, versus one big event that melts off in 2 days.

That’s my worst case scenario. Breezy and a few showers on the Cape.

Surprised no mention of the massive shift west on Euro. Close to a Hatteras hit beige curving out to sea.

Warmer mid level temps. Lower dews today. W flow.

Lifeguards, although certified, are not "full time" employees. They would have to have several shifts, meaning hiring even more to extend the hours. I am surprised in NJ that they even allow paying to get onto the beaches, since any land directly affected by the daily tides is considered public property, meaning you can't prevent anybody from being on it. I had a bayfront house on Barnegat Bay, until Sandy took it away. While not affected by riptides, I always tried to keep an eye on my kids, being right on the water. Signs are posted. If you live down near the ocean beaches, you would have to keep your young children from going to the beach without guardianship. Easier said than done. Should people be prevented from walking near the surf in the evening? I can't say. When I was 18, I went into the ocean and there was an extremely strong under tow. My friend had to escort me out of the ocean even though I was only waist deep. Gotta respect the ocean...

94/75

what's the explanation why NNE has had warmer highs compared to SNE last couple days?

That mcs is taking its good old time working its way here. All I see are ways it can fail. Sent from my SM-G970U1 using Tapatalk

94/66. 4th consecutive 90+ day. first time since we lived here have I seen 4 in a row. Three was the max prior to.

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Getting some loud thunder already from a small cell to my north that developed ahead of the main batch moving this way from western Md. Looks like a pretty interesting afternoon possible here.

Soil moisture is diving down rapidly. Needing rain is an understatement.

I brought the Catio inside. So you can curse me for jinxing our chances here in Frederick Co.