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  2. powderfreak
    Yeah I’m not saying it couldn’t be historically bad… I’m just not going to brace mentally for the all-time bad outcome. I’d think 20-25% below normal could be a reasonable expectation, but I’m not ready to assume 50%+ or something like 2015-16.
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  4. wncsnow
    . 72 here. I have mosquitoes the size of bald eagles. And they ain't bald!
  5. LongRanger
    there have been mass releases of Wolbachia-infected mosquitos in the DC region this year https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2026/06/silver-spring-business-releases-600000-infected-mosquitoes-in-dc-area/
  6. pen_artist
    Real close presentation to how it actually played out albeit 50 or so miles more southward.
  7. A-L-E-K
    Nothing noticeable to me but I've never been able to see anything when this happens despite the occasional headline and notorious past events
  8. Dan76
    Is he from Jackass?
  9. pen_artist
    Curious to know if you saw anything of note!
  10. Scarlet Pimpernel
    Oh my. There are no words...except maybe Ewwwwwww! That ranks up there (down there?) with @H2O's Vienna sausages in gelatin!
  11. jewell2188
    Well I guess here starts another stretch of boring typical DMV weather lol
  12. Met1985
    Yeah that line coming in from Tennessee looks nasty.
  13. Maggie Valley Steve
    Looks like Buckethead will get the brunt first. Nasty bowing segments along the line that extends well W.
  14. Stormchaserchuck1
    Lower midwest too. El Nino STJ has long tracking moisture storms across the lower part of the country.
  15. Wannabehippie
    Snow everywhere, or just in the east?
  16. Stormchaserchuck1
    It's a pretty smoothed out map though. >1"/month over a 9-year period for like 50% of a region is pretty strong! If you go through year-by-year, almost every Jul-Aug has been above average in the eastern 1/2
  17. Damage In Tolland
    This is ugly https://x.com/steveoweathaguy/status/2087291143151395060?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg
  18. 1234snow
    @John1122 it is trying to make it down to your area. I wonder if there will be a transition to a training cells scenario on the western end of this line.
  19. mitchnick
    Definitely broad brushes it considering what has fallen imby, but it has me AN at least.
  20. michsnowfreak
    Summer regional rainfall seems like it would be SO difficult to average out because of the highly localized and connective nature of rainfall in most areas.
  21. michsnowfreak
    Good job on identifying and addressing your issue! Hopefully he does the same.
  22. TheDreamTraveler
    Looks like July 1936 was finally dethroned as the hottest month ever recorded in the US. July 2026 holds the record now. I'm impressed it took that long to break 1936. Almost 100 years
  23. SACRUS
    Today's Highs: BLM: 89 EWR: 88 LGA: 88 PHL: 88 TEB: 87 New Brnswck: 87 ISP: 87 JFK: 86 NYC: 85 TTN: 85 ACY: 82
  24. Stormchaserchuck1
    Green to neutral areas. At least relative to average. The 21-0 +1.11 monthly NAO streak means we will have to buck a strong trend though.
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  26. George001
    Lots of snowfall where?
  27. 1234snow
    It has been a while since warnings have covered that large of an area. The line was moving it. It has came though Gate City/Weber City area. Wind isn’t too bad at least. I don’t feel the HRRR handled today’s earlier convection and MCS well at all.
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