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  2. Meh, nothing burger here, a few rumbles.
  3. That was an intense little burst near DCA. DCA recorded a wind gust of 53 mph and .40 of rain in 6 minutes, as visibility shot down to 1/4 mile.
  4. During the Strongest El Nino on record for July, too. The correlation isn't nearly as strong in the Summer, but generally La Nina's are the warmer Summer pattern, historically.
  5. Quite a bit of wind..what else is new
  6. Yeah the HREF was onto that idea for sure showing very little TSTM risk east of about the mid point of NJ
  7. The line extends uninterrupted from Philadelphia all the way to Roanoke. Yet a 2 mile split developed just as it got here, went poof, and immediately reformed and rejoined the line as soon as it moved east 81. Every fucking single time. This God damned place.
  8. Had pea size hail at home with yesterday afternoon's round. The evening/night round didn't amount to much, kind of splitting by north and south.
  9. getting dark here in mid staten island
  10. Yup - it was almost constant for a few minutes, but we got split yet again. Received a whopping .22" from this one.
  11. Line really crapped the bed looks weak
  12. O....K.... Sorry, but lots of really wacked out stuff here. I'll happily buy land near sea level from anyone who happens to own it and shares your viewpoint. I kinda like the beach - good sunsets and waves and all that (to answer your "why" point). I won't, however, be investing in any boreal farmland futures.
  13. My streak of days of rain was broken today at 13. A storm did fire S off me late this afternoon. And I have a new wrinkle here at the house. Bears! Hit the trash container right next to the house last night and they have been around the last week or so with cubs.
  14. Weather radio just announced a severe thunderstorm warning for SE Arl/SE DC. Storm said to be over Alexandria.
  15. Looks like some decent wind heading towards Rock Hall on the eastern shore
  16. In the early release of data, July 2026 has dethroned July 1936 as the hottest month on record for the United States. With July warming about 0.51° per decade since 1980, the longstanding Dust Bowl era record was bound to fall. July 2012 narrowly fell short of the mark. July 2026 surpassed it by more than 0.10°.
  17. A thunderstorm started here a little before 5PM. Coming down hard!
  18. Probably best for his mental health...I applaud the resolve to actually do it.
  19. I honestly did not see much of a couplet with the tornado warned storms earlier, but now near Joppatowne there seems to be a bit of rotation. We'll see what happens with the next few scans.
  20. A buddy of mine sent me a picture of some trees down on 29 near Ellicott City
  21. Across the street from me workers were on scaffolding that partially fell (per fire radio, I couldn’t see it on my side). This is in Gaithersburg. Sounds like they were okay. Saw fire equipment I didn’t know existed like an 18 wheeler truck (technical rescue 731).
  22. Almost constant lightning and thunder at the moment in Vienna
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