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Somewhere in central Queen Annes county might be a good spot for one.

55 here Goldsboro Mesonet had a low of 52.

The incredibly nice weather looks to continue into the first week of September. The trade off is mostly dry conditions with moisture remaining south of us/off the coast.. l think I'll take it.

Glorious morning.

This looks great for dry and cooler than normal weather for the area. Not so good for rain. Any disturbance that tries to gain latitude will likely end up well offshore.

62 here this morning

I was teaching a class and the tables/desks started shifting back and forth. Everyone immediately knew what was going on. Then Irene hit, which was pretty bad here. A big Oak came down and just barely scraped the back of the house. Was lucky. Got plenty of firewood from that. That was a pretty interesting week lol.

There isn't any 'new way' to fail. The way we win is the same as it has been lately with predominately -ENSO and the tendency for ridging in the EPO space. Time a wave moving along the thermal boundary when it's just to our south, and be content with light to moderate events. If we get really lucky maybe a couple pieces of energy phase early enough to get something bigger.

Low of 54. Ridgely and Goldsboro mesonet stations recorded lows of 53 and 52 respectively

Those Asian tiger bastards.

^He will say Cano is the guy lmao. Seriously he has to go.

Bautista is done as an Oriole as he will miss another year after shoulder surgery. So unless they strike gold with a prospect, add closer to the must have list along with a number one starter in the offseason. Elias gonna get this done? Bwahahahaha! Fire the muthafucker the day after the season ends.

The forecast last week was dependent on the exact track, strength, and timing of Erin. There was a fair amount of uncertainty at that time. Had it recurved sooner and tracked further offshore, the weather this week would have been quite a bit different.

Ridgely is on the edge of it. Close to an inch there.

BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED Flash Flood Warning National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ 700 PM EDT Wed Aug 20 2025 The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a * Flash Flood Warning for... Central Caroline County in eastern Maryland... South Central Queen Anne`s County in northeastern Maryland... * Until 1100 PM EDT. * At 700 PM EDT, Doppler radar indicated thunderstorms producing heavy rain across the warned area. Between 2.5 and 3.5 inches of rain have fallen. The expected rainfall rate is 1 to 2 inches in 1 hour. Additional rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches are possible in the warned area. Flash flooding is ongoing or expected to begin shortly.

Yeah Tuckahoe is getting hammered. Flash flood warning in that area. Fun for anyone camping there tonight.

Interesting there are showers moving SE to NW towards the bay and showers moving NW to SE towards I-95 at the same time. I predict a convergence zone with incredible lift and flooding somewhere between the Fall line and the bay.

Heavy shower just passed through here. 0.23". Best stuff is SW of here. 1.68" since Sunday and 2.3" for the month.

He needs to be fired, or given an ultimatum to improve the team through free agency. Every prospect can't be off limits. The guy is weird.

Looks like Bradish and Wells will be back in the Bigs and pitching in the next 2 weeks. https://www.baltimorebaseball.com/sports/orioles-mlb/2025/08/18/bradish-return-orioles-starting-rotation-next-week-richdubroff/ Add them to Rogers and Kremer, and you have the makings of a solid rotation with Povich and others in the mix, and Grayson possibly back next season. That said, can't count on so many guys rebounding from serious injuries, so we need an actual GM who will be aggressive in signing a top tier pitcher in the offseason.

Looking at the latest ens means, nothing but normal to below normal temps in sight through the end of the month and into the beginning of Sept. Once Erin passes, dewpoints will be in the comfortable range. Looks like some of the upcoming nights will feature temps in the mid to upper 50s. Bring it!

0.12" yesterday and overnight from showers and drizzle. 1.35" the last couple days including the Sunday night storm.

66 with some light showers moving through from NE to SW. .05" so far Kinda like that it stayed cloudy and damp today after the heavy rain last night. Keeps the moisture around. Downside is those Asian tiger mosquitos don't need much water lying around to keep the cycle going.

I noticed. That sucks. Been happening here a lot recently. Finally got a direct hit.

1.2" Bull's eye. Been forever.