Stormlover74
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Do you play https://globle-game.com/? I've definitely learned of countries that I never knew existed
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Had those last year. They're freaky
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Some models are back to a general half inch to an inch monday after backing off yesterday. Euro less enthused
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Maybe but anywhere south and west of the track was going to get the heavier rains. Would've needed to make landfall in Montauk
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The winds would've likely been the same. The strongest winds were 100 to 200 miles north of landfall
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Yeah I found it a bit confusing. The post said leaves were popping in Pittsburgh but the map shows some here but I've seen nothing but some buds.
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To be fair that was Mt hollys discussion not Upton. But they didn't issue one either
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Only in the Poconos Northwest winds are quite gusty with peak gusts mainly to 40 mph, however some locally higher gusts are possible. The highest gusts, to 50 mph, are expected in parts of the southern Poconos where a Wind Advisory continues through early this afternoon.
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No idea. If the tree is diseased it wouldn't take much
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This happened in hunterdon county this morning. Thankfully no injuries
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It's nice to have rain events not fizzle out before they happen. Monday looks like another solid rainfall
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Pretty average day for this time of year maybe a degree or two below
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When's the changeover to snow?
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Moderate to heavy rain continues.
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Models have increased a bit along and just west of 95
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8th 60 degree day of the month and possibly the last...tomorrow and Saturday are iffy
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Omaha cashing in again BLIZZARD WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 PM CDT THIS EVENING... * WHAT...Blizzard conditions. Additional snow accumulations between 3 and 9 inches. Winds gusting as high as 70 mph.
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And what's it's excuse in January and February?
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Today was perfect for this time of year. 63, sunny, little wind. Still well above average
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It's not going to snow in either location
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I'm not sure what you mean by strictly numbers? They don't just go by precip deficits and call it a day Precipitation plays a major role in the creation of the Drought Monitor, but the map’s authors consider many data sources. Some of the numeric inputs include precipitation, streamflow, reservoir levels, temperature and evaporative demand, soil moisture and vegetation health. No single piece of evidence tells the full story, and neither do strictly physical indicators.
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Heavy rain and wind
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I've noticed once they decide not to issue one they usually won't even if the winds keep cranking past advisory criteria
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Probably half inch to an inch. Some places will do much better
