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  2. vortex95
    Looks like a supercell and it is splitting now.
  3. kdxken
    So all states would be skewed in the same manner pretty much right? How would that data be invalid for hypothesizing about a movement east of tornado Alley?
  4. LakePaste25
    Healthy +ENSO coupled mid-latitude cell showing up in the central pacific on the GEFS. W pac forcing starting to diminish.
  5. Snowacane
    F#%K
  6. kdxken
    Yeah no s***.
  7. SnowenOutThere
    Going for my Herndon metro intercept point
  8. kat5hurricane
    It's coming down in buckets in Midtown.
  9. FPizz
    .03". Next round moving in from PA...
  10. batmanbrad
    whoa that cell near Manassas sure got itself together in a hurry... could be heading for DC?
  11. HoarfrostHubb
    There is a force field over the northeast it seems
  12. steve392
    Absolutely pouring at times here in Kearny. Skies were black as might earlier.
  13. CoastalWx
    Best rains may by CT/RI/SE MA with this batch.
  14. aldie 22
    Drought busting 0.03 with this batch
  15. Hurricane Agnes
    TOR up -
  16. mattinpa
    Tornado warned
  17. vortex95
    It's juiced in the column for sure. K-index as high as 40 in w-cntrl VA. That is about as high as it gets these parts.
  18. TheClimateChanger
    Ah yes, the famous 1919 heat wave where Orlando had 2 weeks more 90F days than anywhere else. The same year where Pensacola registered 4 days at or above 90F, Miami recorded 6 - yes 6, and Key West a paltry 21. These numbers are unthinkable today. Did you ever stop to think that perhaps century-old local observations, with questionable exposure, rooftop siting, nonstandard instruments, observer changes, missing data, and who knows what else, should not be treated as sacred, apples-to-apples climate records? Or do you just repeat the one raw number that flatters your narrative while ignoring the rest of the statewide data screaming that something may be off?
  19. Brian5671
    Steady mod/hvy rains here
  20. Brian5671
    the models that showed rains from NYC north nailed it. Heavy steady rain here.
  21. LVblizzard
    I’ve seen storms tornado warned for a lot less than that cell south of Reading right now, just saying…
  22. vortex95
    Yes, all states under-counted a lot prior to the 1990s. Once the NWS Modernization and Restructuring occurred in the 90s, detection or documentation of tornadoes improved considerably.
  23. WxUnit
    Supercell coming into Chester County with decent rotation. Large rotating wall cloud already reported on it.
  24. kdxken
    Wouldn't they have been under counted in Oklahoma as well?
  25. Damage In Tolland
    Nothing is modeled
  26. BoulderWX
    Got lucky with two quick downpours. Up to .70 on the day with additional showers building to the west
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