A buddy of mine works at the Trans America building in downtown Bmore and sent me this picture of a peregrine falcon he took during a meeting. Not sure how big the photo will be on my phone so apologies if it’s stupid Big.
We are leaving the lakes area this morning. This is always a great trip and only about 4 hours from home. It’s nice to get away to a different world from time to time.
The beer was a cream ale.
Most of the guidance from the gfs and nam that I've seen over the past five or so days shows those storms developing along and east of 95 leaving the corridor between 81 and 95 void of any appreciable rain.
I'm not saying that'll happen, but I'm tempering any enthusiasm. Hopefully we all get a soaker tomorrow.
That should keep you going until at least sol 500!
I agree with everyone. This is a stellar weekend for even September, and I'll take as many more of these that we can get. I also just heard my first cicada of the season.
Thanks, and interesting. I have rarely clicked on the hrrrx so I don't have a layman's opinion, but here's to hoping that the non-x version scores a coupe tonight.
I've found the hrrr to be pretty accurate this spring and early summer, at least in my vicinity. I'm assuming the hrrrx has better overall verification scores?
Yeah, today didn't feel any better than the last few days.
Also, I didn't know where to post this but the LWX site has a good review of the May EC flood.
https://www.weather.gov/lwx/EllicottCityFlood2018
We did 114 there a few years back. It felt like what I imagine a turkey feels like on Thanksgiving. We even got basted by a few, albeit very light, hot rain showers.
.35" in the gauge and though I wish it was more, it was a nice surprise so I'm not going to get greedy. Lots of steam rising off the concrete now and everything smells like decaying fish. I love summer.