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Cool depiction on radar. Ofc I am just north of that ball of red in the notch lol. Booming thunder.

lol I am at 0.9" for the month. Need some hits the next couple days.

Os were 17 under at one point and now 10 under. Keep it moving in the right direction. 5 under or better by the all star break and potentially getting Bradish and Wells back for the second half makes a wildcard seem doable.

0.36" total here. Well modeled tbh. The HP wedging southward with the stable marine air killed any storms moving east/northeast. Lucky to get a little as they were dying. Nothing today just cool and overcast. High of 67. Under an inch total for the month. Very few hits and plenty of misses so far.

Pretty much all the guidance depicted this. Storms to the west tracking southeastward along the stationary front, with cooler marine air associated with HP off the Canadian Maritimes pressing southwest into the northern/eastern parts of our region. The flood watch up to the PA border was a pretty bad forecast, and has since been dropped.

Smokey. Can smell it and see it. I guess the NE breeze is a bit stronger. Didn't really notice anything earlier in the day.

It looks like the stalled front will push further south today. Any heavier rain will probably be from DC and SW, then end up moving southeastward towards eastern VA. That HP to the NE looks a bit more robust on the latest runs. Probably plenty of drizzle and some scattered showers for places further N and E in our region.

Managed 0.33" as it weakened. Lucky to get that. Literally disintegrated just to my east.

It will disintegrate/pass south of me. Soil dry as a bone here again already.

GFS and 3km NAM have mid 60s. Euro is 70 or so for the region. Pretty impressive wedge as advertised with a flow off the ocean so it could end up on the cool side.

Skubal dominated, which was expected with the Os inconsistent offense.

Kind of. More flavorful and complex flavor profile, and typically higher abv. As opposed to a beer that literally tastes like nothing. Think Coors Light- it markets on being COLD lol. Well yeah because it has no flavor, no character, and its like 4.5% alcohol.

High ABV beers(9% +) brewed with a big grain bill tend to have complexity in the flavor profile. Nice aromas. That's what I mean by high food value. Big grain= more sugar= a higher alcohol content. The antithesis of a watered down, flavorless light beer. Gross lol.

These big chewy beers with high food value give me such a pleasant buzz.

High of 89 and a tad humid with DP in the low 60s. Feeling like Summer.

Lost Navigator DANK West Coast IPA from Heavy Seas for HH. Aptly named. Big in every way- Abv, Hoppy af, and lots of earthy pine and resin notes. Never had this before and I like it.

As if Elias would make a deal that would actually benefit the Orioles going forward. Probably will give Sugano away for a spare part. Hopefully he will be gone after what looks to be a disastrous season.

This should be in the banter thread. I'll meet you there lol.

We don't typically get washouts in mid June. The pattern supports frontal action, which tends to be scattered in nature. As advertised there is some decent instability and PWAT moving northward on the western side of the Atlantic HP, so there is the potential for some locally heavy rains at times. The haves and have nots to be determined.

My lawn always dies and I would love for the moss to completely take over lol. Its only a small area where I try to keep grass- the rest is mossed over. Probably going to plant a mix of clover, wildflowers, with maybe some grass in that area this Fall. White clover pretty much takes over anyway once the grass burns to hell, plus it might choke out the wild violet that has spread like crazy the last few years. Nearly unkillable- you can try to rip the roots out but no way to get them all and it continues to spread quickly.

Nothing here over the last couple days. Wasn't really expecting anything based on the the CAMs depiction over multiple runs.

0.31" with the weakest part of that line (as usual) and 0.46" since yesterday afternoon.

Yeah not all HECS are top 10- the Jan 2016 storm wasn't here, and March of 93 wasn't even top 20. The early Jan storm was probably top 15 here if I had the energy to do a ranking. The lowlands have been on a pretty good roll with significant Jan snowstorms in recent winters.

Time flies. Doesn't seem that long ago, and just a couple weeks until the solstice- then days get shorter as we head back towards winter.

What made it unique was the cold that followed, and having snow otg for weeks.