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  2. Jrlg1181
    0.01 northern Waynesboro - very heavy rain just to my south again... 1.24 for the 9 days of storms.. southern 3/4 of Waynesboro soaked repeatedly....
  3. HIPPYVALLEY
    What a top 10 summer day today was!
  4. EarlGrey
    Getting a good shower at the moment. Yard is starting to maybe show some signs of life?
  5. CheeselandSkies
    Bonus, kill off the Cyclospora parasites.
  6. Chinook
    My brother is out on a road trip for nearly a month. He sent me pics from Yellowstone. I bet he is baking in the heat, if he's not high up in altitude right now.
  7. Met1985
    More beneficial rain today and looks like a rainy week as well. I absolutely love this weather. Rain everyday and temps in the 70s.
  8. Damage In Tolland
    I slept in several fleece jackets and winter hat. There a few days where my breath was visible inside the house towards the last couple days
  9. MillvilleWx
    That's going to hurt, both literally and figuratively. Idk what this team is going to do at the deadline, except I'm sure it'll be something completely stupid. That I'm almost sure of.....
  10. Great Snow 1717
    The question remains...did you send out HAPPY POWER OUTTAGE CARDS?? LOL
  11. MillvilleWx
    Summer convection is so fickle. The plot of soil moisture anomalies is pretty textbook across the eastern half of the country. Tons of sporadic wet/dry signals within close proximity to each other. Only a few larger areas noteworthy for widespread wet top layer soil conditions. Need a broader synoptic scale disturbance to provide a more widespread convective threat followed by stratiform to get things to be evenly distributed. Could use one of those remnant tropical disturbances that have been lacking in these parts, outside that sweep over from Ida.
  12. gallopinggertie
    Bozeman also seems to have set a new all-time high today of at least 106 (previous record was 105).
  13. powderfreak
    Yeah, as long as it’s warm enough inside not to freeze pipes… cooler weather is definitely an easier time to lose power. Especially after an October snowstorm because it won’t be deep cold afterwards. Just cold enough to put perishables outside in the snow.
  14. Stormchaserchuck1
    I'm just thinking a 82-83, 97-98, 15-16 monster North Pacific High low pressure may be a thing of the past. Those were monster troughs, Super El Nino driven. Does the PDO really make that much of a difference? -PDO strongest 3 El Nino's. A little different south of the Aleutians lol
  15. Wannabehippie
    Gorgeous day to sit by and in the pool. Pool temps were about 80 degrees, which felt much better than last weekend's 90 degree pool temps. Hopefully next weekend I will have time again to sit poolside, in the pool.
  16. mitchnick
    Well, that slow change may just be as a result of the fast warming. Give it some time before dropping the lifeboats.lifeboat. Edit: Iow, the atmosphere just may need time to catch up to a Niño that has warmed as fast as this one.
  17. Great Snow 1717
    Uhmm you failed to answer the question...
  18. Stormchaserchuck1
    Maybe neutral in the Pacific. It's all High pressure at the very end Even a "Weak Nino" should be spinning up a low somewhere in the N. Pacific right now. We are obviously in a pattern that is more dominant
  19. Damage In Tolland
    It all went outside in the snow . Put everything into coolers in the snow which lasted for several days and even when it melted it still stayed in the 40’s mainly
  20. Great Snow 1717
    Did you also send out Happy Power Outtage cards??? "Wishing You All The Best With Your Spoiled Food!".....
  21. Damage In Tolland
    When it happens ( and it will) and hopefully in my lifetime)…it is going to be a month or more in some places . If you throw a 1938.. or even a Connie or Diane or even a high end 1/ low end cat 2.. the damage will be catastrophic
  22. mitchnick
    I agree, but there are signs of troughiness forming in the east and ridging out west on the 12z Eps. You can see it happening if you put this link in motion. https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=eps&region=namer&pkg=z500a&runtime=2026071212&fh=0
  23. weatherbo
    High of 84, well below the 92 forecasted. Had a severe warned storm move through that did not produce severe conditions but did drop .74" of much needed rain. Point up to 99 tomorrow. Gonna be brutal... currently 73.
  24. WxWatcher007
    Well if you like outages don’t worry. A bona fide hurricane up here would collapse the grid.
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  26. Damage In Tolland
    We lost it for 3.5 days that next summer with the tropical storm and that was a bit more tricky with food , beer and refrigeration. But we made it work
  27. Coach McGuirk
    2 flood watches in the past two weeks. Maybe some light showers.
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