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I have terrible internet that won’t load RadarScope here at DFW. Will that like clear Harrisburg by 10?

Central PA has been blue boxed.

Timing is pretty awful for my flight home tonight. Harrisburg won’t see hail but straight line winds are a real threat still there.

It won’t be a long line - it’ll be discrete cells. My flight is set to land at 1035 pm. Thinking that’s not going to happen.

It’s definitely going to be a strong line along the boundary. Downdrafts look hairy.

Late nooners - 79 and not a cloud in the sky

Storms tmrw late afternoon look probably. No hail just straight line wind damage

Oh Steve, I’m incredibly sorry for your loss. I’m glad you were at the end you were able to be there with her for a good long run and then there to say goodbye. Sending healing thoughts to you and your fam.

I see CTP finally extended the wind advisory to the southern tier.

I’ve had winds over 40 for 28 straight hours now. And it won’t die off until Saturday night. And then Sunday night might pop some severe storms. Which is when we fly home.

Late nooners from Texas. 83 and full

53 mph is my high gust so far. This is my sky today just north of Austin - hit 83 today

They’ll win 70 games. It’s going to be a brutal season.

Dirk isn’t walking through that door

Y’all need anything from Texas?

Centered over SE LA yes.

If it hits right we could’ve gotten 2-3” rain and with waterways so high it’d lead to some flooding. It probably won’t but right and scoot south and only give us .5-1” which would help alleviate any water issues.

Looks like mid afternoon (peaking overnight) and lasting through Saturday

They’re down on the southern side and radar looked heavier for sure. Regardless that’s a metric ton of rain on one day.

CTP sums it up well. They don’t mention the 50 mph winds Thursday evening and 35-45 mph winds Fridays and Saturday. HEAVY RAIN/FLOODING POSSIBLE THURSDAY: At the surface, strengthening surface low pressure (SLP) should track northeast through the Ohio Valley on Thursday and occlude over the eastern Great Lakes on Friday. A surge of +2SD pwats (1-1.5 inches) driven by anomalous 850mb LLJ from the south ahead of the trailing cold front will maintain heavy rain risk and potential flooding scenario on Thursday which is highlighted by the D4 SLGT risk WPC ERO. Overall, ingredients look similar to - albeit more progressive - a modified synoptic heavy rain pattern signature. We added explicit mention of +RA into the wx grids this morning with elevated instability supportive of enhanced rain rates. If the trough can dig farther to the west and slow eastward progression, then the setup would become more favorable for heavy rain/flooding. Antecedent or preceding wet ground conditions and elevated streamflows will also be a key factor.

Parents outside Longview have had 7.6” rain as of 5 pm local time

80 was my high.

My parents have had 7.52” rain so far today.

My basketball pole when I was little is still standing. It’s concreted in the ground and has survived two tornados lol (the backboard is another story)

79 at 3:30. 80’s a lock.