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canderson

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  1. 84 was the high. It actually is more humid than I imagined it would be (dew is 63), but the light breeze feels refreshing.
  2. ABC 27 doesn’t think HBG proper gets any rain this weekend it seems. I agree.
  3. The 1998 summer was literal hell. I just had to look it up to see if memory meets data and it does. 56 days over 100, and hit 100 every day from July 6 to August 3. Went to a music festival at Starplex in Dallas that year and saw SO MANY PEOPLE passing out from heat stroke it was insane. Thankfully today people and venues are a bit smarter.
  4. Thanks for this. I didn't die doing two-a-days from August 5 to August 24 that started at 7 and finished at 2, then weight training. I've changed, ha!
  5. CTP hss me between .1 and .25 for the weekend. I think I'll take the under - we probably are once again stuck between two sides of precipitation (like the last month).
  6. Go pull July 1999 for DFW and let's compare. Will be interesting. That wasn't that hot of a year IIRC. 1980 summer in Texas is stuff of legend, too.
  7. 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.
  8. 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
  9. Bottom end of this line is falling apart faster than a dress on prom night
  10. 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
  11. Welp looks like no rain for me again. At least everything is already dead.
  12. 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.
  13. 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.
  14. There are tornado warnings that stretch from the southern NY border to the Canadian border. Don’t see that - ever.
  15. 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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