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  2. vortex95
    Clueless. He does not seem to know, or just being disingenuous b/c he wants to post content and clickbait, that it is a 5 day avg temp. that's why it's called the 6 to 10 day. This is what happens when there are no TCs in the Atlantic to hype late summer, ppl just start posting fluff/nonsense or wx event anniversaries that are not multiples of 5. It's why all you hear the last few days is "34 years since HU Andrew!"
  3. Maggie Valley Steve
    Surprise shower at the house tonight.
  4. SACRUS
    Today's Highs: PHL: 86 New Brnswck: 85 EWR: 84 BLM: 83 TEB: 83 LGA: 82 TTN: 82 ACY: 81 NYC: 81 JFK: 80 ISP: 78
  5. frontranger8
    I am a prophet.
  6. frontranger8
    Just got nailed by a storm, almost half an inch. Up to 2.6" on the month.
  7. frd
    Mount Holly weather service has a flood watch here.
  8. NorthArlington101 started following August Banter 2026
  9. mitchnick
    I luv ya' Chuck, but come on. A few days of weather the end of August/early September really can't be tied to the upcoming winter. Coincidence? ...at best, but nothing more.
  10. JenkinsJinkies
    This will be DC's first wetter than normal month in a while.
  11. Today
  12. CAPE
    Yank @Maestrobjwaout of the city and get his ass on a legit chase. Man does he need it.
  13. smokeybandit
    0.4" so far, still more coming though we'll see if it stays far enough south to get me to a half inch. That puts me over 3" for the month. Best month in a long time
  14. IronTy
    Until I get a legit all day long rainy day, not a thunderstorm, I'm declaring that the dry pattern continues and drought is still the base state.
  15. mayjawintastawm
    Just got 0.42" rain in 16 minutes with rates peaking at 2.5"/hr. All done though. Parts of Parker got hammered. Saw some broad rotation in the cloud base on my way home from work in Aurora. EDIT: round 2 developing from outflow. Quite an interesting afternoon, all of a sudden!
  16. jewell2188
    It’s been dry all summer long…..why would anyone go against that without a major pattern change!?
  17. JenkinsJinkies
    Almost all of the mainstream mets are pointing towards a torchy fall so...
  18. Yesterday
  19. vortex95
    6 tor in the PHI CWA, so I think the 5% tor risk worked out well. And just looking on radar what the Dover supercell was like, you knew things were quite favorable!
  20. Guest

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

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    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU
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  21. Chinook
    hail/street floods reported in Parker
  22. vortex95
    Unless there was a steam expansion explosion, which can happen easily w/ a quick single strike (trees are common). this looks like it could have been "sizzle bolt" as I like call them. You know the ones that pulse multiple times in the same spot, sometimes lasting up to 4-5 sec in the most exceptional cases (I saw a bolt like this once in OK, and my jaw nearly dropped to the floor b/c it was so "long" in pulsing!). Or it could ave been a +CG, which are often 10x stronger than a typical -CG.
  23. Damage In Tolland
    Lol. Another 77 mph wind gust
  24. vortex95
    Yes, the density of CGs that evening when the LLCC was on the LA coast but the mid-level center was way to the S, the density of the CGs was among the craziest have ever seen for a TC close the the CONUS! Strong shear and dry air at mid-levels was basically sustaining a large supercell over the open Gulf.
  25. vortex95
    Missing the heaviest part of the line, but getting some +CGs in the rear close-by makes my day! You can get some really odd acoustics! Also, the many times a +CGs is a long CC bolt at first, and then it comes down, so the flashing can be atypically extended. That's how you know many times it is a +CG even if you do not see the bolts. And I know ppl here know this, but look for the "bright-banding" in the rear of a MCS for +CGs. It's not bright-banding as in wet snowflakes aloft, but it looks the same. Broad 35-45 dBZ area. Typically, the precip is "big drop, steady light rain" under such echoes.
  26. Guest

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

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    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU
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  27. vortex95
    That's good historical info. And to add in, given our standards and practices today, and much better detection/documentation. It is highly likely Cristobal would have never been declared or gone completely undetected in those above mentioned years.
  28. cleetussnow
    Oh and I am surely going to grab a new snowblower and likely getting another snowmobile. this the kind of winter I stare out the window and sigh every day with eyes welling up watching it rain
  29. vortex95
    Good info! To quantify it in scale and time is of value. When you look at things enough, like wx patterns for whatever phenomena, it does sink in and provide that met experience that can't taught or trained, you just have to keep doing it yourself repeatedly over time, and keep gathering/gleaning tidbits here and there, so you eventually really do get a "feel" for things subjective and objectivity! And so far, the rule of thumb when it is very strong El Nino and the Atlantic hurricane season is suppressed still "works" and works well! I know it not the best for TC enthusiasts, but at least it was not a surprise.
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