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  2. dendrite
    Should be some 40s at the rad sites tomorrow morning.
  3. BBasile
    That nice air hasn't quite reached here yet. Currently 77F with a 68 dew.
  4. BlizzardNole
    Yeah, I should have been more clear - I meant that it "should" be a rainy winter with more southern stream lows. But I will believe in mythical rain when I see it in my desert.
  5. kdxken
    Take those temperatures for the peak of summer.
  6. Sey-Mour Snow
    Ya there was a long swath of 3-6” in southern CT.
  7. kdxken
    Back broken?
  8. LVblizzard
    That cold front feels nice. Windows are open to let in the less humid and non smoky air. Tuesday’s threat looks interesting…would be nice to make up for yesterday’s whiff around here.
  9. NorthHillsWx
    Picked up 0.03” from a brief but heavy shower this morning and yes, you can slice the air with a knife today. It is that thick
  10. rimetree
    First shot across the bow
  11. Eskimo Joe
    What would have been needed for more robust, widespread severe given that profile?
  12. GaWx
    NHC will initiate advisories on Potential Tropical Cyclone Two (formerly AL91) located over the Gulf of America, at 1000 AM CDT (1500 UTC) Please pin this @buckeyefan1or other mod. TIA
  13. Stormlover74
    Very refreshing breeze this morning
  14. wxmeddler
    There was a fairly widespread area of 60mph+ returns on BWI TDWR from about MD10 eastward. A few pockets of 80. Not surprising.
  15. wxmeddler
    Too much moisture in the mixed phase regions for large hail production, the Wet Bulb 0C is up at 4km. Though both Frederick area and BWI impressively reported small hail despite that. The thermodynamics more represents a deep tropical look than anything else. Explains the prolific lightning production. The bulk shear above 30 kts meant we had supercells right at the start, like near Frederick. Once the wet downbursts started though, the lack of low level shear and curvature meant that any low level mesocyclone was squashed out early. To your point; The lack of any EML or capping also meant that those boundaries went and upscaled, “polluting” the environment.
  16. dendrite
    62/53 and ovc with wind is a little chilly for me in July. It feels like mid September out there.
  17. donsutherland1
    It's on course to become a truly monstrous historic event. Its impacts will be far-reaching and probably very severe.
  18. Mount Joy Snowman
    Sorry to hear. Nothing remotely approaching severe anywhere down this way. Total rainfall of .19” with a low of 67. Outside of Tuesday, seems like a beautiful week ahead.
  19. SJonesWX
    aside from the winds, it’s pretty damn nice out there this morning. glad the wind is drying out the grass so I can cut it today, but it’s a bit much right now. Hopefully it subsides a bit later
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  22. NavarreDon started following PTC 2/potential Bertha
  23. Torch Tiger
    never was worth watching for SNE, but oh well
  24. SACRUS
    Hope this forecast verifies for northern Minnesota and Canada with 0.5 - more inches of rain on the wild fires. Back south Bertha to keep southeast / ec wet , also notice the southwest monsoon moisture kinking into gear.
  25. marsman
    .50" from last night. Could cut the air with a knife this morning. Older windows on the house completely fogged over.
  26. SACRUS
    80% Bertha forms in the next day or two
  27. SACRUS
    7/18 rainfall EWR: 2.37 JFK: 1.63 LGA: 1.57 NYC: 1.52
  28. Lava Rock
    0.10" won't cut it. Nice white caps on the lake. Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk
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