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91L became a short lived TS, and the signal today has gotten stronger for some type of homebrew development with the lemon. The euro is also keying in on another low possibly forming further off the SE coast after.

I hit 89 yesterday...just missed.

Based on the MD just issued, I'm assuming a severe T-storm watch is coming soon. T-Storm warnings now for Culpeper / Fauquier

so, yesterday was 90 here. Seems well enough corroborated with surrounding home sites and KASH... now it's 89. 90 is in the bag. If we do this tomorrow it's official. It would be the 2nd heat wave of this young summer.

83/77… out here moving shaking and enjoying

89/74

Oh yea...M Cloudy 86.4

We have got stuff popping up all over the arrival into JFK over NJ. Gonna be an interesting day

Loud thunder but no rain here pouring 3 miles to my north

Sun finally came out. Now we are cooking. 84/73

Best month of our lives incoming though. So exciting that it gets hot in the summeh…it’s spectacular.

90. Officially another heatwave IMBY. And wow it feels like it.

You are such a sally...I have had 7 consecutive subpar seasons...sure, your lows are lower than mine, but you had a good a couple of good seasons in 20-21 and 21-22 capped off with an epic blizzard, which became yet another nightmare amongst my rolodex of sordid winter traumas.

Cora is a fine manager, but the relationship ran its course...he's only here because his family is rooted here, not because he is passionate about this team. He was the right hire last decade, when they were a veteran team closing on a title. He isn't the type of guy that likes to cultivate young talent.

Yes it was! LOL.

BULLETIN - IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED Severe Thunderstorm Warning National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC 1241 PM EDT Tue Jul 1 2025 The National Weather Service in Sterling Virginia has issued a * Severe Thunderstorm Warning for... Northeastern Rappahannock County in northwestern Virginia... Central Fauquier County in northern Virginia... North central Culpeper County in northern Virginia... * Until 115 PM EDT. * At 1241 PM EDT, a severe thunderstorm was located 8 miles east of Sperryville, or 15 miles west of Warrenton, moving east at 15 mph.

His plate discipline is Soto like.

Cora needs to go (what dirt does he have on ownership that they're keeping him around). Also, Breslow needs to go.

It’s possible it’s a bit low .

Looks like a fairly straightforward day. Some training thunderstorms with scattered reports of flooding and wet microbursts. Lots of surface CAPE, but the downdraft CAPE and mid level lapse rates aren't too impressive.

You imagine correctly lol. 75 would be perfect. I havent even been out yet.

I think we can both compromise and agree that today is a top shelf summer day with the limited humidity. Although I'd imagine 75 instead of 85 would be your preference.

I got 0.32" overnight after getting 0.49" yesterday. I see HRRR says the heavy stuff is gonna miss to the south and only gives us light rain tonight, but who knows. Some other models hit us. No big deal if today ends up missing since I already got a nice 0.81" soaking. Feels very steamy out there with the dewpoint at 75.

Detroit nearly did this in 1880-82 the other way around. The winter of 1880-81 had a previously untouchable 93.6" followed by a pitiful 13.2" in 1881-82. Both records stood for a while, although now both rank 2nd, behind 2013-14 (94.9") and 1936-37 (12.9"). While both winters of 1881-82 & 1936-37 were pitiful, 1881-82 was much, MUCH warmer, easily the least wintry on record. Side note- there are some discrepancies in some snow data pre-1885 at Detroit. While a good amount of accurate data exists 1874-1885, due to multiple obvious errors and some M data, they dont include 1874-79 in the official record. However, IMO you could extend this to 1885, as there are discrepancies in these years as well. 1880-81 data that I see comes out to 79.4", so unsure where the extra snow comes from (I would need to look at the archaic books at DTX to find out). It would still rank 2nd (3rd is 78.0"), but if 79.4" is the true number, it makes 2013-14's 94.9" even more impressive in that its 15.5" more than 2nd place). Also, 1881-82 comes out to 11.5", which would make that #1, not #2 least snowy. All of those technicalities aside, the number of instances where an unusually low snow season is followed by an unusually heavy one, and vice versa, are multiple. So Ill call it now. Above avg snow for MLI in 2025-26.