I JUST Missed this morning's fun. Nothing measurable here...yet.
@Jns2183 that heat wave graph is phenomenal! 1988 isn't talked about a whole lot, I remember that July very well. 2 extreme heat waves separated by just a few days. That summer couldn't end soon enough.
We, and our immediate friends to our south, have become the severe weather mecca of the country - here are the number of severe weather warnings issued by local NWS offices since July 2nd:
That's a good question. I guess maybe it takes a few days for rivers to start responding to runoff? I know that the Susquehanna here in Marietta doesn't reach its crest until several days after rain has ended.
Worst part of all of this, tomorrow offers an opportunity for even more destructive winds affecting an even larger area. That's in addition to the flash flood potential tomorrow into Monday night.
Apparently so - our daughter's family lives 1.2 miles south of us and has nearly 1" with a lot of tree damage. Marietta was crushed and I'm 2 miles from there.
It's okay and my vent was in response to many and not just you. People think he has an agenda and I won't speak to that. I will say that I trust his data because I see it for myself when I'm driving through his area. The microclimate is absolutely real. And it's totally ridiculous when people hundreds of miles away attack him. They make themselves look silly because they're wrong. At least in regards to temps.