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Today had potential to be the hottest day here, but the morning storms held the heat back in central and western Iowa.
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2026-2027 Super El Nino
PhiEaglesfan712 replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
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Central PA Summer 2026 Discussion/Obs Thread
Itstrainingtime replied to Voyager's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
I tend to be very reserved/cautious. I'd be bailing hard on any outdoor event tomorrow evening. I'm nervous about driving 12.5 miles home from work. -
Afternoon LWX discussion mentions "significant severe weather episode" and "scattered significant wind damage reports"
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Central PA Summer 2026 Discussion/Obs Thread
canderson replied to Voyager's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
Hive mind question; Have tickets for a show at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD, Tuesday. Would you bail given the forecast? The venue is in the woods and is a bowl that can flood. -
The daily downpour is underway here. Hopefully this doesn't continue, as I have some outdoor stuff planned for 6 I'd rather not have to change. I thought I was good when the chance was only 30 percent today.
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Mikeymac5306 replied to PhiEaglesfan712's topic in Philadelphia Region
You think this morning was nice, look at what Friday and Saturday morning bring. -
You're in a wild mini-drought apparently. It's crazy how rain can be close and still miss you basically every day.
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too cool! Trap pond is excellent for that type of sightseeing. I believe it is also the furthest north occurrence of cypress trees. I think we are pretty lucky in the relative abundance of wildlife we still have in this area. I get to see deer in my park at least a few times a month, and there is a groundhog up the street, as well as multitudes of very bad squirrels and a diverse variety of bird.
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Storms are really blowing up in north-central Iowa. They should side sse down the outflow boundary from this morning's storms. Cedar Rapids is well east into the morning cold pool, so I'm not sure if the storms will be able to get this far east.
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Last year was a frontloaded warm summer, with the heat wave in late June and the warmth lasting all through July. The summer pretty much ended after July 31.
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I see the 18z HRRR has a round for around midday, and then a long break for the afternoon before a big round for the early evening.
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18Z HRRR not many changes, does move a bit to the RRFS/Hi RES GFS idea the first round 15-18Z may be mostly NYC north but the 22-02z period looks like a strong line of storms
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GFS and NAM keep me in the 60's on Wednesday. Would be v refreshing
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0.17” of precipitation from the dying line of convection this morning
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Today is the 10th consecutive 90 at MSP, setting a new record. While the daily high temperatures weren’t noteworthy, the duration certainly was. I’d classify this as a historic heatwave around Minnesota.
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Mt Mitchell definitely plays a role. Central McDowell where I live can miss out in this type of flow. We rack up with NE/E or SE flow. And do well in S flow. Anything with a W component is very hit or miss.
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I recently learned that whole house generators have a life span of around 20 years. a friend has had one for 20+ years, and it recently stopped doing its weekly test run, so he had a guy out to service it. Found a blown fuse, which he replaced. when he fired up the generator, the battery literally exploded. No diagnosis as the unit was well out of warranty and there was no guarantee that they could even figure out what the problem was.
