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  2. 3k Nammy is absolutely hellacious in Connecticut Monday and Tuesday.
  3. That storm weakened right as it passed over me, 0.14" total.
  4. Missed the heavy storms but thankfully some decent rain moving in now. Looks like high end moderate rain. Should get at least a quarter inch from this.
  5. And I will post this again for reference. Go figure! Washington DC ended a streak of 2867 days w/o 100 F reading on 6/22/2024. This is the 5th longest period on record since 1872.
  6. DOV is indeed an ASOS (DoD run). BLM is a Federal AWOS, AO2 shows up both on ASOS and AWOS. Most AWOS are privately-owned, but that does not seem to change the equipment/sensor issues whether is Federal or private. One way you can tell a non-Federal from Federal AWOS or ASOS is the SLP group. if it is missing, that's a non-Federal AWOS. About 10 years ago. all Federal AWOS got upgraded so they basically report just like ASOS. First Federal AWOS were installed in 1989 (KILE, KPWT, and KFOD were the first I think). I attached a list of all Federal AWOS. federalawos.txt
  7. Here in Carlisle...it appears that my immediate area, about 1 mile south of I-81 at the Hanover St. exit 47, were spared the severe aspects of the warned storm back around 6:30pm. No hail. I estimate max wind gusts of 35-45mph briefly as the downdraft came blowing through. I only ended up with 0.11" of rain. The thermometer broke the century mark for the 3rd day in a row, reaching 100.8 around 4:00pm. Yesterday's high was 102.0 and Thursday's high was 101.6. I'm almost positive this is the first time in my life that I have recorded 3 consecutive days of 100+ degree readings. Another event here that I had never previously experienced before was back in January when for 4 consecutive nights my low temperature dropped to zero and below, the lowest being my all-time lowest recorded minimum temperature of -9.6 degrees F. That was during the 3-week long cold wave we all experienced right after the snowstorm that dumped 7.5" here but widespread totals east of here. Some stations saw 18" out towards Lancaster county and further east. Thankfully, the end of this torrid heatwave has finally arrived with much needed rainfall coming and with temps only in the 70's the next several days and then 80's for the remainder of the 7-day forecast.
  8. Suffolk gets these sneaky severe storms every summer. Usually not forecasted. They drop down from the sound and crush
  9. This is from Maryland but that is legit how it looked here when it hit https://x.com/i/status/2073589620823007409 Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  10. Finally got below 100 at 6:40pm and below 90 at 10:15pm.
  11. My power is out and I have no AC. It's actually not that bad and so far I have been able to avoid knee jerk emotional reactions and human fallacies but FOR HOW MUCH LONGER?
  12. This Suffolk storm was far more robust than hi res models had it. The models show the stuff to the west swing through during the overnight. So there probably will be more a little later.
  13. 17k without power now. Connecticut got crushed
  14. Wow, CT today sure over-performed. 3 discrete cells (one a supecell) lined up across the state, and then a honkin' SQLN sweeps through! So who on this forum in CT got 4 separate thunderstorms today? WxWiz????
  15. Another miss..just a bit of light rain as storm scooted to south
  16. Was watching morons shoot off fireworks into the strong winds and they were getting blown sideways
  17. I'm glad it held off until 10pm so we were able to get the fireworks in, but very annoyed seeing the heavy rain missing to the south. Only a little shower here so far. I am desperate for rain for my vegetable garden. Still some activity to the west, so I'm still hoping to get something tonight.
  18. I had taken a break from any beer that last few months to get in shape. I opened one in hope it helps me sleep as I desperately miss my AC and fan noise. Way to quiet Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  19. 0.0 my rain so far for the last 2 days
  20. Lighting over the ocean better than fireworks.
  21. Heckuva storm in Owings Mills. Might have been the strongest winds I’ve seen since moving here in ‘18. Heard there power outages in Owings Mills and Reisterstown and a tree fell on house in Reisterstown as well.
  22. We can agree. Snowenoutthere, a college student, wrote eloquently about rejecting this type of nihilism. I don't know who you're arguing with here but you keep trotting this out, a bit like a strawman, which is a..you know what. Anyway there's a separate forum for this whole discussion and I'm probably about to get in trouble. Why don't you share your take on the science there (not the nihilism, we get that).
  23. Yes was sick. Lighting bolts and fireworks
  24. Watching fireworks and lightning was something else. Rain missed a mile to my north.
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