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Eskimo Joe

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  1. Western Maryland (Garrett, Allegheny, Washington counties) don't fare as well as other places with your classic Miller A nor'easter. IMO, if you are looking for a good spot to get a nor'easter, check out the Catoctin Mts. in Frederick County. Some places to look to are: Braddock Heights, Myersville, Wolksville, Sabillasville, Catoctin Furnace. You can easily get a cheap piece of property above 1,000 to 1,200 feet and there's a lot to do nearby outside of snow season.
  2. Perhaps a met could answer this question, but why hasn't this been designated as a Potential Tropical Cyclone yet? I've seen worse things than this get that designation.
  3. Parts of the area are drier than Death Valley. We may never recover from this:
  4. From the Volvo dealership in Bensalem, PA today:
  5. Looks like a large tornado confirmed just north of Philly. Tornado watch was certainly warranted.
  6. Nice, that's across from Camp Fretterd? Like 2 miles from my house.
  7. NBC4 has tress down across I-95 in EZF. Traffic stopped.
  8. NBC4 had a DOT cam from I-95 near EZF that showed hail on I-95 and traffic stopped.
  9. Looks like the Stafford cell cut the inflow off and decapitated things up here.
  10. Hail spike on the Stafford storm and a solid elevated core. Could see some respectable hail reports from that.
  11. Heads up stafford, VA. Solid looking couplet trying to develop.
  12. If we could get this junk over western MD and the WV panhandle to die off, we might do okay.
  13. Yea but it matters more than most today. We actually have dome decent shear and kicker.
  14. Really would like to see this cloud deck over PA start breaking up. Each frame it looks more and more like early spring wedge season.
  15. DC pulled from ENH. Well, looks like we're going to be socked in with clouds after all despite my earlier optimism. Better luck next time I guess.
  16. MCS events have a tendency to be progged by short term guidance too far NE of where they occur. Last night was a perfect example of this. The 00z NAM had convection going over the UP of Michigan and Green Bay, yet the initiation and main body of the storm was well to the west.
  17. I'm in New Windsor today. I woke up to fog, but it's since burned off and we have nothing but blue overhead. I'm not worried about the low level stuff along I-95 today, it's the mid/high level leftover crapvection that's near Pittsburgh. If that can die off then we're golden.
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