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  2. loved to see all the lightning from this line in the distance.
  3. I remember going with my friend to see up in smoke about 50 years ago totally ripped in the theater. Fun times but distant past. Those guys are doddering old men now. Time marches on…
  4. Absolute light show visible looking northwestwards from Franklin Farm
  5. Little MCS approaching the region. Looks like heavy rain with some embedded thunder. While we’re not in a drought, I’ll take whatever rain we can get because the pattern looks to turn pretty dry for at least a week starting on Thursday.
  6. "Busiest day since the 4th" - Parking booth guy at Scarborough Beach @ 2PM, still with a line of cars waiting to get in. Triple B day with babes, beers, and buns . Just what people want in summer. Everyone high-fiving over how perfect everything was. YLTSI.
  7. Its crazy the nothing has a warning. That cell in York has been impressive on radar for a while.
  8. Can see the lightning from the storms off to my west and northwest
  9. Pouring, good amount of T&L.
  10. The split is lining up perfectly for me.
  11. Good bit of thunder and lightning off to my west, radar looks like a hit here in 10 minutes or so.
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  13. If the moon was around we'd probably see it, as smoke or haze makes the moon look orange
  14. I am so ready for football. LFG Ravens!
  15. Getting quite the ruckus off of that storm South of Point of Rocks.
  16. The Orioles are so lost right now. Their core young players now look mediocre/are injury prone, other than Holiday(way too soon to know). This team is at a crossroads and I don't think Elias is the one to figure it out and find the best path forward. First and foremost, he needs to go.
  17. Models have a good handle on the convection rolling across central and southern PA, but storms are now breaking out over northern VA. Curious to see how this evolves overnight.
  18. wild a lot of extremes in the 1930s, it seems to have a 30 year recurrence rate as the 1960s and the 1990s were very similar: Note 1930s 1931-32 winter VERY WARM 1933 summer VERY HOT 1933-34 winter VERY COLD AND SNOWY 1935-36 winter VERY COLD 1936 summer VERY HOT 1960s 1965-66 winter COLD AND SNOWY 1966 summer VERY HOT 1966-67 winter VERY COLD AND SNOWY 1990s 1991 summer VERY HOT 1992-93 winter VERY STORMY 1993 summer VERY HOT 1993-94 winter VERY COLD AND SNOWY 1994 summer VERY HOT 1995 summer VERY HOT 1995-96 winter VERY COLD AND SNOWY 1999 summer VERY HOT
  19. I’m not sure about July, but June 2025 came in cooler than the last 2 Junes. Not really surprising because as shown on the graph, warming occurs under a “staircase” model. There will always be random variability.
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