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Scotty too hottie. Worlds best.

Summah has returned, 87/75

89/78/101

THIS. My body has acclimated to the tropics. Running outside on Tuesday morning is going to feel like eating Heaven's spaghetti.

Just another day in the MegaHot valley.

stay vigilant and safe.

I wish i had an anemometer here….we just had 15 minutes of howling winds come down the river from that.

If you go to the end of Kemp Mill Shopping Center parking lot off Arcola and go to far end of it I’m very close to that

What cross street are you near on Sligo Creek.

Jeffs storm is sliding just to my north.

The Catoctin Cloud Factory has been doing a pretty good job at keeping it partly sunny here today. Otherwise, another beautiful day. Not much aside from drizzle here yesterday, but I noticed the 270 Split Storm Magnet did really well again.

A 70F dewpoint feels like gd paradise.

Probability of Watch Issuance...60 percent SUMMARY...Scattered severe thunderstorms, primarily capable of damaging wind gusts, are anticipated this afternoon and into the evening across portions of New England into eastern Pennsylvania, southern New York, and New Jersey. Though there is some uncertainty in the degree of convective organization and evolution, a severe thunderstorm watch could be warranted later this afternoon. DISCUSSION...Satellite and radar trends show convection developing across PA into NY in an environment characterized by moderate buoyancy (~1000-1500 J/kg MLCAPE) and strong deep-layer shear (40-45 kt 0-6km). Though deep convection has yet to form, it is anticipated that as daytime heating and mixing continues, the environment will support strong, organized thunderstorm updrafts. Given long, straight hodographs and appreciable 0-1 km lapse rates approaching 8 C/km, along with seasonably high precipitable water content approaching 2.00 inches, the primary threat will be for damaging straight-line winds of 55-70 MPH within thunderstorm downdrafts. Hail or a brief tornado cannot be ruled out with any stronger, isolated organized convection that occurs, though low-level shear and mid-level lapse rates do not suggest that they are likely at this time.

Heading to Bernardston in a bit. Prob hit the brewery around 4

i’m sure the few cells popping south of Albany will get shredded coming through the Berkshires.

Perhaps a name change to NYC Sanctuary forum might be needed. As always ……

Sligo creek about 450 feet from me came out of its 6-7’ banks and flooded up to 300 feet away on the level ground side, I’m at elevation, to a depth of 2-3’ right at the bank and up to 300 feet away was 6-12” deep. Last time anything like this leither 2006 or 07 just can’t remember which

Waiting to light it up at the marina Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

FML... Don't know whether to , , or

The heavy rain went around me this morning, so I only got 0.25". This weekend's two MCSs only produced 1.18" here, which is a bit disappointing.

NESN is pricing itself out. I think Xfinity dropped them in Connecticut. I have to use stupid streaming sites when I watch the Bruins or want to watch the Red Sox (though I mostly just follow game day for the Sox). NESN360 is $30/month what an absolute ripoff.

Very good 'plain English' written article containing veracious principles of Meteorology and climate, from (surprisingly) CNN source: https://www.cnn.com/2025/07/20/climate/summer-of-flooding

Should be getting an MCD soon I would think