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  2. Wye Mills mesonet 1.7" Ridgely an inch so far
  3. I got .36" so far, but that was nothing but a few light to moderate showers. No storm whatsoever.
  4. I am right in it on the northern edge here. Hoping to salvage a half inch or so. Places just south are likely going to get 1-2"
  5. At Little River Tpk and Braddock Rd, a big 20 min gully washer, weak T&L, and surprising, no wind whatsoever.
  6. News 12 reporting some 2” amounts in northern nassau can’t anyone confirm? Seems way overdone
  7. More severe weather potential late June and early July https://x.com/TylerSebreezy/status/2069109423008542773 The next 2 weeks feature a good deal of potential severe weather opportunities. The NSSL machine-learning output here isn't the only thing supporting severe weather risks in late June and early July.
  8. Looks like some hail near Ridgely. Already 0.42" there. 0.23" here.
  9. Some videos popping up out of Burke look pretty gnarly. Maybe a microburst?
  10. huge supercells with strong rotations east of Fort Morgan
  11. I think you are getting crushed dude. Probably an inch at least.
  12. The worst is sinking a bit south but heavy rain looks like a good bet.
  13. Well sure. We said a few more showers could move thru . But the main stuff is over
  14. You are gonna get nailed pretty good by the looks of it. Bowing segment with some hail per radar.
  15. Nope. The ongoing stratiform rain over us is what I was calling "round 2", and the HRRR seems to have a very good handle on this. After this ends soon, I think we have to wait until tomorrow morning.
  16. Booming thunder. Looks like Ridgely 3 miles to my SW will get hit pretty good. Be interesting to compare the Mesonet site there to my station lol. Looks like I should see at least some moderate rain.
  17. Upton mentions a wave on the front tonight/tomorrow which will bring more rains especially east of NYC .WHAT HAS CHANGED... The chance for showers has been expanded Tuesday as a wave of low pressure develops along a departing cold front.
  18. One more thing on this...im not a big fan of Cc adjusting because of the relatively minor implications it would have, not to mention its full pf assumptions....but i do feel both 57-58 & 65-66 would be BETTER winters here today than they were at the time. 50s/60s winters as it was were very different from each other (50s much much milder) but both winters saw warm, wet decembers followed by cold/dry. While cold/dry certainly still happens, we tend to get more snow out of it nowadays. And im enjoying summer myself so far. Summer/Fall ahead of el ninos are usually very enjoyable.
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