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mappy

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  1. thats the only way to night swim. need a cloudy-ish night, none of that full moon stuff (already enough of that as it is)
  2. hot muggy nights are great for night swims in the pool.
  3. .02” of rain as all storms missed me yesterday.
  4. its a weird thing the data does. has happened to me before, sometimes it drops DC, other times its the AA county area. if i had noticed (oops) i would have manually added a polygon to fill the hole. I was going to add severe thunderstorm warnings to it as well but man was that a busy map. so i just went with the watches.
  5. damn -- trees snapped, and literally peeled tile panels off that patio table
  6. NWS confirms a microburst, not a tornado, hit White Marsh, Perry Hall yesterday
  7. ha, was coming to post this. He sent Ian and I a message with the same image lol
  8. been sitting in a dry hole, rain just now falling. watching the heavier batch up along the MD/PA border...
  9. going to give you the benefit you didn't mean to imply it was a funny situation. lets all be a little more careful how we word things like that, what you or i may find fun and exciting, others not so much.
  10. hmmm. i can't check radar at work right now, tag me if its heading towards home. ive got a kid at school to worry about.
  11. Agreed. I've been mapping tornadoes for almost a decade and i have to say, seeing very limited injuries and deaths, with such a large scale tornado sequence, is really impressive.
  12. SPC has been doing a pretty good job given the amount of severe weather the last two weeks. Its been a bit hectic. yes, i know most will say the High risk busted, but overall they are doing one heck of a job. I am even more impressed with offices like Kansas City that had a 30-40 minute warning ahead of the EF4 that was on the ground for over 30 miles, with only 18 injuries and no deaths. That's some good work.
  13. yeah, i have no idea. just seeing it be discussed on twitter.
  14. No. Called anticylonic tornadoes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anticyclonic_tornado about 2% or so of them are ones that rotate the other way
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