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  2. Stopped at BDL to assess. Going to head towards Torrington
  3. Relax boys, it’s going to be fun. Round 2 will deliver
  4. Rapid recovery occurring across the southern half of the DVN CWA.
  5. I was just thinking this as well. Both points. What got me is the amount of hype locally. Then last night most of the city lost power… not due to the “storms” but ironically a transformer failure at the main city substation at the same time the wind driven sprinkles and shelf cloud moved in. Now everyone here is expecting the sky to fall this evening “because how bad it was last night and it’s supposed to be worse tonight” lol. I’ve seen countless posts on Facebook, YouTube.. etc of it and it’s pretty ridiculous.
  6. Some impressive wind signatures on those storms near Pittsburgh. Wouldn't surprise me to see a 70 mph reading or two.
  7. Cells forming in E NY moving S-SE. These may impact Suffolk county later if the RRFS is correct
  8. 95, wasn’t expecting that. High of 96 so far.
  9. NWS Weather and Hazards Data Viewer
  10. Actually 101 is at moment for all networks Name: EW1728 Garner Provider: APRSWXNET/CWOP Valid: 11 Jun 2:27 PM EDT Temp: 101 °F 38 °C Dew Point: 80 °F 27 °C
  11. Yuck. I was just going to say 89.0/71.1 here with a HI of 95 at 2:30 pm. East of here looks nasty, Richmond is 97, Raleigh is 100! I picked a good day to power wash the house and decks. Headed back out after a short break for late lunch.
  12. Yes, most climate models have us getting more frequent el niño events in the long term. Major caveat though - it will likely take stronger events to overcome W Pac forcing/warm pool so more Ninos doesn’t necessarily translate to more Aleutian Lows 1:1.
  13. I don't think so, we are still "evening out" a 27-year period of more than 50% La Nina's (RONI). And the subsurface in the west is not as cold as 1997 was at this time. You seem to think we are overdue for a Strong La Nina but I think +ENSO is the tendency going forward as it's more about the cumulative, so if a Moderate Nina is the average follow up of a Super Nino, I think it will only be a Weak Nina. We'll see.
  14. RDU officially hit 100. We aren’t far behind, 99.4 at my house. Hottest day of summer so far
  15. not much yet a few isolated popups to our nrth and to our south
  16. Wow Temp- 89.1 DP- 80.6 Feels Like - 106.3
  17. The area Kakashi was talking about expanded with today's update.
  18. RDU was once again with their 99 THE hottest at 2PM by 2F of ALL major reporting stations in the entire SE! Louisburg, NC, was next at 97.
  19. Islip topped out at 92, FRG 93, currently 91/70 there.
  20. maximizing surface heating ahead of the forcing
  21. 94 here as well. toasty
  22. RDU posting 99 right now Should hit 100 easily-there anyway lol
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