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  2. Lava Rock
    swing and a miss at home with the line. start the clock over and maybe we'll get measurable in a week??? congrats to SNE on your monsoon.
  3. Jebman
    Typhoon, Please post a hell of a lot more! I have always enjoyed reading your discourses! Love it! Post a LOT more!
  4. Stormchaserchuck1
    Actually the cold blob AGW based is just south of Greenland, which is a +NAO tendency. I'm pointing out a cold pool south of New Foundland. Here is the correlation composite Here is the trend in global temperature. The cold blob does not overloap my -NAO favored area (above map is default positive so it's opposite for -NAO predictor). If anything the Atlantic cold blob is a Winter +NAO favored tendency, by a lot actually. Furthermore, my May-Sept N. Atlantic SSTA index has not had a net -NAO prediction in a long time. I discovered the method in 2005, and have been practicing it every year since then. It is 15-5 at getting the Winter sign correctly, and within my estimated 0.54SD, it has performed 11-9. So it's not some random thing that I am assume - I have been testing it and it has been working.
  5. Rhino16
    3.26” across the river from 8am yesterday to 8am today. 82° now which would be great if the dewpoint weren’t 76.
  6. Herb@MAWS
    The deep moisture was pushed way south overnight, into southern Virginia. With the main front moving in later today there is a spotty chance for someone to get a localized shower or a storm. Odds greatly favor northern Virginia/Fredericksburg area and points south/SE ….. as opposed to those of us up in the Baltimore area. Although I do notice the local forecast here/Columbia went from mostly sunny …. to 30% chance of a scattered shower/storm later in the afternoon during peak heating but that could be as much for just covering all the bases in case anything isolated pops up. Consider yourself lucky if you’re north of DC and get some rain this afternoon. Not expecting much if anything.
  7. Ginx snewx
  8. SnoSki14
    Looks like an overall great stretch of weather coming up. Near normal temps, pleasant nights and mornings with lower dews. Drier weather
  9. dendrite
    I may have to leave the board
  10. Maestrobjwa
    Did you just say...
  11. Great Snow 1717
    Large population center explains why... How many times have those same people called for a snowy winter for Iowa??? Lol
  12. kdxken
    Serious ass rain.
  13. rclab
    Today John Lennon could have easily added ‘imagine if we didn’t click’ to his song. As always we will click …..
  14. IrishRob17
    Another water (not too much) into the basement storm too.
  15. Guest

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

    Guest commented on andrewmac's gallery image in Cloud Photos

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU
    prednisone 1 mg daily: TheraCore Pharmacy - TheraCore
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  17. Mrs.J
    So ended up with 1.14” at the house in Frederick. Monthly total of 8.90” so far. compared to the 2 and a half inches last July. Not sure what we got here in Lewes last night. The thunder was so loud and we are in a ground floor condo and it shook the entire room. I have heard that there was a situation down in Chincoteague overnight at the camp grounds. Tent campers were having a rough night with flooding and campers that did not put their awnings down had them ripped off. And they got hit again this morning. There is standing water all over here in Lewes. Have seen video of the water spout off of Lewes last night. Am glad I looked at weather on Monday and decided to not take the ferry over to Cape May yesterday. Could have been an interesting ride if we were on the last ferry.
  18. SACRUS
    Dewpoints dropping to the mid - low 60s 86/64
  19. 512high
    exit 5 (shop) .56"
  20. GaWx

    TS Bertha

    GaWx replied to GaWx's topic in Tropical Headquarters

    12Z UKMET: 1005 mb Galveston hour 33 -Has TS force winds C and W LA coast but nowhere in TX. -Rainfall for GLV-HOU only ~0.5-75”. Max is ~4” and is near Matagorda Bay. TROPICAL STORM BERTHA ANALYSED POSITION : 29.8N 88.4W ATCF IDENTIFIER : AL022026 LEAD CENTRAL MAXIMUM WIND VERIFYING TIME TIME POSITION PRESSURE (MB) SPEED (KNOTS) -------------- ---- -------- ------------- ------------- 1200UTC 22.07.2026 0 29.8N 88.4W 1000 40 0000UTC 23.07.2026 12 29.3N 90.7W 1003 33 1200UTC 23.07.2026 24 29.0N 92.4W 1001 43 0000UTC 24.07.2026 36 CEASED TRACKING
  21. Chrisrotary12
    Garden variety thunderstorm. Also good for the soul.
  22. donsutherland1
    A “must read” piece on climate, data, and data manipulation: https://www.theclimatebrink.com/p/hot-days-cold-thermometers
  23. LongRanger
    3.12" yesterday, largest one-day amount in many years
  24. SJonesWX
    just got a decent downpour, just over 1" since yesterday, just over 2" MTD
  25. snowman19
    The EPAC TC train has left the station….
  26. frd
    1.10 of rain here. So far July has been wet.
  27. Brian D
    Another cooler day on tap before the SW winds bring warmer air back into the picture starting tomorrow. Lows were chilly this morning in the 40's with some upper 30's in the mix across NE MN.
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