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Eskimo Joe

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  1. Wonder if LWX is waiting for the Euro to come out before they make a decision on any watches.
  2. That's typical. QPF forecasting for systems that have several mesoscale features will waffle around. Only thing I've noticed over the years is that we see the axis of heavy rain wind up a bit further north and east from where the short term guidance shows up.
  3. Seems the meso guidance pushing PWATS close to 3", while the globals only around 2". Wonder if that's a resolution issue, or if the short term guidance is keying in on something the globals might be missing out on.
  4. With all the new development NW of Historic EC, I don't think it's going to do much.
  5. NAM NEST is....problematic. Has several 6 - 8 jackpots in the NW suburbs of Baltimore and DC.
  6. Sligo Creek flashes quickly, but it also goes down fast. The USGS gauge in Takoma Park shows we're down to baseline.
  7. Yea some of the CAMs are really starting to hit in on the 4"+ mark for spots. If that happens, especially in the metro areas, that's going to be a problem. EDIT: Even the Euro has a stripe of 3" - 5" from DC up through Baltimore and over to the eastern shore.
  8. Tomorrow into Saturday is the kind of setup that fails 9.99/10 times. But that 0.01 times it works out we get floods and tons of low budget spinny danger noodles.
  9. Looks like a very low topped supercell trying to get going near Taneytown.
  10. Yea I just don't see it happening today. Now watch it just pour.
  11. Hey there's a flood watch for DC metro.
  12. Low budget meso: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/2022/md1379.html
  13. //time sensitive// Take a look at the visible loop. Looks like a little swirl or vort max near Pittsburgh diving SE. Might be what's going to trigger our line this afternoon.
  14. 13z HRRR is nice too, but it seems to be on an island.
  15. Just asking for one or two nice weeks where we torch well into the mid/upper 90s and my tomatoes can finally take off.
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