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  2. When you have weak winds at 850 and below, chaotic storm motion is common. Mesoscale factors such as storm rotation, outflow boundaries, and cell back-building (discrete propagation) can take front and center, so you get all sorts of odd storm motion. This is basically what you see almost every day in the summer in the Southeast and Gulf Coast states! We saw the same thing today, esp w/ that svr storm W of Columbia. Hardly moved at first and then starting to drift/build S.
  3. The line split just as it got to me. Got .12" on strong winds. As usual, the real storm slid to my north. You probably did well again.
  4. I still think I may get a hotel for tomorrow night. I can only get no or crappy sleep for so long Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  5. .22 rain today so far, we're missing almost most of this.
  6. Where do you see that. Map still says Tuesday Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  7. Yeah this doesn’t look good….
  8. Guess watering my deck plants about 20 min ago was the trick.
  9. Pretty sure they moved your power restoration draw back two days, to Thursday
  10. It's just sitting and dumping through. Are we suppose to get this all tomorrow also? Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  11. Can see all that lightning across the bay from my window in D.C. Pretty decent show at this distance.
  12. The south shore of Nassau has seasonal summer drought due to the sea breeze front. The more years I experience the more I comprehend this phenomenon. It’s a big part of why the Hempstead plains once existed. Native Americans used the summer seasonal drought to create controlled burns. It doesn’t make it an easy place to live if your into gardening or in my case a landscape designer. The good news with this event is, we often do best in summer with this exact setup. .
  13. This is beginning to look thread-worthy if 2024 or 2014 type threats continue to grow.
  14. Looks like everything is starting to weaken now which is good but damage has already been done…
  15. Holy smokes those outflow boundaries triggered a big flare up at least around Hagerstown and Martinsburg.
  16. It's a very inconsistent model. Sometimes great and sometimes horrible. It did very well with last night's storms.
  17. Will it miss the city to the south?
  18. I watched that storm go by! This is looking north from Reading, the storm moved west to east. Thought it looked pretty impressive. Glad your house is ok!
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