Eskimo Joe
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Last winter would have been a real nice one if the early January and late February events didn't skunk at the last minute.
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Would vastly prefer numerous light to moderate events with good cold that maintain some semblance of a snow pack, versus one big event that melts off in 2 days.
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Great for pain.
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Too much rain too fast.
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E PA/NJ/DE Summer 2025 Obs/Discussion
Eskimo Joe replied to Hurricane Agnes's topic in Philadelphia Region
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Good. Keep lower Delmarva dry.
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Yup. Look at the rainfall gradients from yesterday. Quite impressive.
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Well now
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I finally get a week off to go to the beach and the forecast jut tanks. Lovely.
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M3" storm total RSTM2 COOP site
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I mean, how often do you see almost 60,000 foot clouds tops on storms in this part?
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Late breaking news, but we managed to get Sykesville mesonet site in Carroll County online just before the storms arrived: https://mesonet.umd.edu/station?stid=MDMSNT-29 Big credit to @wxmeddler and it was great to see @wxmvpete again!
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Borderline violent thunderstorm dropping south from Martinsburg, WV. Could go bonkers once it hits this dual outflow boundaries. This should have been an ENH risk for wind today IMO.
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Yes, and the results are impressive: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/soundings/25073118_OBS/
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Sterling putting up a special 18z balloon.
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It feels like a warm wash cloth outside.
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I think an ENH for wind is justified.
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D2 MOD flood risk from EZF to PHL.
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Entirely possible the rest of the summer is at or below normal. We can save our heat waves for Christmas!
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Okay, I've seen enough. CAMs look good for tomorrow, and we have a solid front slicing into the heat dome. Tomorrow looks like a legit severe weather episode from DC towards Trenton tomorrow. Likely wet microbursts and isolated, but intense flash flooding. The only two fail modes I could see are abundant debris clouds from overnight convection to our NW, or somehow a bunch of stuff fires over the I-64 corridor and mucks up the overall mean flow into the line. Otherwise, I'm in.
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Yup. Just in time for my Aug 2-9 trip to Chincoteague.
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It's almost like there's been pulses of EMLs riding on little shortwaves over the mountains. Quite impressive.
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