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Yesterday at DTW ended up hi/low 43/34 and today 55/35 with colder weather the next two days. Backdoor front ftw.

The severe warned cell just east of orvistown is showing some supercell characteristics.

Heck of a 12z euro. Big summer incoming

Yep it's called sleep inertia and can be crippling if you wake up from REM phase 3 or something

Some are likely shopping for a new computer, printer, TV, etc today. Happened to my parents last summer with an explosive nearby strike. Unplugging is a good idea when prolific lightning is expected as it removes the physical path for electromagnetic surges.

1-3” tomorrow morning ?

plus they get the power outage side of hurricanes

Yea. Also mid summer time we have fewer days interrupted by thunderstorms. They often stay to the west all day. It evens out.

I'll need to pack a track on our driveway with the car, or we don't get mail delivery. Gassed up the snowblower just in case, but unless we get 6"+ it will remain silent.

Its the trade off for more snow

You must be fun at parties

Thanks for the Mansfield snowpack updates PF – very informative and useful. Your last image in the series, which I copied above, is a great example of what I wrote about in my Bolton Valley report from yesterday. In your shot, you can see some spots where there are snow bridges across the gully, which are very easy to cross on skis. In contrast, if you run up against one of those sheer faces with multiple feet of snowpack like you see at the very front of your image, it’s a logistical nightmare to try to get across – both getting down into the gully and then trying to get back up out of would be incredibly difficult with a lot of wasted energy.

Made it to 51. Vomit worthy day. patterns like this Long Island more a New England climate than mid Atlantic.

Not bad for daytime accumulation in late March!

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Thermo dynamic and kinematic profiles are finally growing throughout the area, better indices are also adventing into our area.

3.75". Looks like that'll be it. Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

Might actually break the record high here today. Right now it's tied at 80 and might hit 81

We have cellular initiation in western Pa.

Blue Box coming for Garrett, Allegany, and Washington counties.

89° at Hancock mesonet site

71 / 49 gorgeous day. 7th day of >70 here this month CNJ

Temp has jumped to 77/56 here in Lebanon under essentially full sun. Watch issued for counties west of here .

So a big *wow* at that super-strike the other night. Talking with a Leesburg FD person in church this morning - they got a bunch of calls from people reporting "a big explosion". And this is 15 miles from where the strike happened. I can't image how loud it must have been in Brunswick. Anyone happen to have any direct reports or pictures of where it struck?

Of interest (whether good for storms or not) is that we were partly to mostly sunny all afternoon. Now, the clouds that we've had around are pushing south, and we have a totally cloudless sky. Just wondering if that's going to fuel bigger and better storms, or if it's going to hinder our chances for severe. 68/51 currently.