Stormlover74
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Thankfully friday on looks great
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I wish it would just rain and clear up. This constant cloudy weather is awful
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It was also going to be hit and miss. Some places are doing quite well
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You may be right
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Yeah I could see that. Haven't been to a movie in like 7 years -
What did you think? Overall I thought decent but maybe not as good as the original
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Going to see it tonight
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Nam is fairly wet overnight Monday and overnight Tuesday
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We need a certain amount of rain each week or it starts to dry out
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We could always hit 90 even into early October
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True but it's like who would ever say no more 90s with 6 weeks of summer left and another month of potential heat after that
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I just overheard some people talking. Guy says its such a beautiful day I think we're done with the 90s
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Did a 4 mile walk on the tow path
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Ah yes those 3 days of "cool" weather. Hasn't been below 70 since
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Would imagine I'm closing in on an inch
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Still pouring wind picking back up and alot of lightning now
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Absolute drenching
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Same. Should get at least a half inch from this
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Looking southeast. Also quite gusty
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I meant for Morris County. It's rare to see Upton go with a warning and Mt holly not
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Not even a special weather statement
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No warnings at the moment. Turning into a rainmaker
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Nasty looking storm heading for western Morris. Surprised no warning
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SUMMARY...A severe threat of damaging winds, and perhaps marginally severe hail, will continue across portions of southern New England and the Mid-Atlantic over the next 2-3 hours. Local watch extension in time appear likely. DISCUSSION...Latest radar trends indicate two areas of damaging wind concerns across northern MA, and southward into far eastern PA. A small bowing segment, and a cluster of relatively robust updrafts are present within these regions. Although MLCIN should slowly begin to increase with the approach of sunset, surface observations across NJ ahead of the cluster suggest an undisturbed, buoyant air mass remains in place. Temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s, along with dewpoints in the low 70s, is contributing to MLCAPE ~1000-1500 J/kg. Cell mergers occurring through this evening will have the opportunity to produce severe wind gusts with deepening cold pools. This may especially be true across portions of southern NJ where slightly stronger low-level flow exists. A bowing segment or two will also remain possible here. A local extension in time will likely be needed for portions of the watch.
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Pretty solid line forming
