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  2. dailylurker
    I got caught a little off guard on my 10 mile hike this morning. That sun came out and the heat index went nuts. It kicked my butt a little bit. Prime environment for big rainers for some.
  3. wxmeddler
    The lightning today is no joke with all the water and MLCAPE in the phase transition layer.
  4. yoda
    Storm SE of Warrenton looks interesting...
  5. bluewave
    New all-time highest MLSP record set for Australia.
  6. psv88
    1.77” and constant thunder for 3 hours. 6.22” in July
  7. winterwx21
    1.20" so far here today. With the heavy downpours shifting south, we'll have to see if we get something more here way later.
  8. MGorse
    The dew point here has risen to 78F now. Yuck! Plenty of juice for storms (no rain here so far, temperature 85F).
  9. Itstrainingtime
    Fortunately, I've only had a few peeks down here. I don't think the sun has been out for more than 2-3 minutes at a time all day, and that has only been since 1pm.
  10. hudsonvalley21
    Dew pt. Up to 70 now here at KSWF. Was at 66 at 12z
  11. WinterWolf
    Pouring Here..but it will be over shortly. Then there’s a big open break before the cold front comes through later…and we’ll see what that brings?
  12. AlexD1990
    I guess we'll see what we get over here later... supposedly parameters are better out this way
  13. snowman19
    Very good point about DWKW generation now that the 30C isotherm is east of the dateline…. Highest on record for June:
  14. mitchnick
    I generally agree, but I can't help but be in a "show me" mentality as long as the Euro seasonal seems so unimpressed with its forecast. I'd like to see it bust for the reasons stated, but only time will tell.
  15. AlexD1990
    So, mesocyclones but staying aloft? Is there any way to tell this apart on radar, maybe a certain tilt level?
  16. Weather Will
    Finally raining....about .3 so far...!
  17. 87storms
    Oh wow, you’re missing a fireworks display. This is one of the finest lightening shows I’ve seen. Looking south it’s cg after cg.
  18. RedSky
    Hrr thinks Lehigh Valley is done for the day
  19. high risk
    Close. I said that the deep layer shear favored the storms to rotate, but the low-level shear (which is needed to get the rotating storms to produce tornadoes) was fairly marginal.
  20. MANDA
    Yeah, was just going to post that. I have to believe there are some going to be 3-5" totals in the area south of 78 and along and north of I195 from this "first round".
  21. Eskimo Joe
    Storm just blowing up near Thurmont. Zero to wheeee in like 3 frames.
  22. midatlanticweather
    I swear NAM was showing a activity right where it fired up earlier. Dang!
  23. Mrs.J
    My youngest just got caught out in it driving. That tornado warning went up just south of my house. Looking at radar some heavy stuff went over my house. I am in DE and relaying stuff back to her.
  24. Stormlover74
    Storms training just north of 195
  25. yoda
    I believe it was @high risk who said there was rotation aloft today... but that it was weak in the low levels
  26. wxmeddler
    There is a decent meso aloft, but there's nothing about today or the storm itself that would suggest that we could see anything truly tornadic today. Too wet, and not enough SRH / Bulk Shear. If anyone does see something it will be akin to scud sucking on a the edge of an outflow boundary.
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