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Braggard
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73 was my low but the humidity is much lower thank goodness. MDT didn’t drop below 70 - they might set a record for record high lows.
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CTP has my high at 88 for Thursday
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I’m pretty angry about that failure of rain - it didn’t even get windy. It actual was calmer wind than the rest or the f’n day
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.02 total woooooooo edit: .02 not 04. It split me basically
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It rained for 3 minutes. I timed it lol
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Bottom end of this line is falling apart faster than a dress on prom night
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I hear thunder
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Was coming to say - game uncanceled?
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Was always the fear as the shear didn’t match CAPE down this way. But I thought we could get a rain line as the front crossed but alas it’s dead
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Welp looks like no rain for me again. At least everything is already dead.
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It feels like a hair dryer out.
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We may be stuck between a N and S line.
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N to S line starting to come together.
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Winds now in the mid 30s. It's 98 at 2:30. Wonder if MDT has ever had a day a 96+ and 30+ mph winds. That has to be extremely rare.
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Going to go on a limb and say CTP today will set a record for most TOR warnings they've ever issued in one day.
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There are tornado warnings that stretch from the southern NY border to the Canadian border. Don’t see that - ever.
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The thunderstorm watch about to be posted for the LSV will come with this verbiage The greatest potential for supercells will be in south-central Pennsylvania into central Maryland/northern Virginia where effective shear will be 35-40 kts. Farther south, multicells will be the predominant mode. Damaging wind gusts will be the primary hazard this afternoon. A low-end tornado threat will also be present for northern Virginia into south-central Pennsylvania, where low-level shear will be slightly greater nearer to the surface low.
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Max gust says 32. Sustained low 20s. E and some S winds are hidden from the spot (packed mostly for S/W which are predominant)
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That TOR watch comes all the way down through Dauphin County fwiw.
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95/75 at noon. That’s a 107 HI I believe. Strong south winds - sustained at 20 and gusting to 30.
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HRRR is a more broken line it seems, NAMs have a doozy of a line.
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91/78. Kill me
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The atmosphere is charged. I can't recall ever seeing CAPE and shear numbers around these parts ever this high.
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As expected, SPC has upgraded S and C NY state into Enhanced and moved the SLIGHT all the way down through central PA and the LSV into Maryland and down a bit into N VA. They don't have the enhanced along the northern tier which I am a bit surprised by, but with a 5 percent TOR hatch maybe it's semantics.
