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Eskimo Joe

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  1. If this keeps up I'm going to have to bag the lawn every time I mow for the remainder of the summer. It's a swamp out there.
  2. ~30 min lead time on the flash flood warning...nice
  3. Okay I see it now....Euro has been bulls eyeing rain too far east this spring so Maybe Baltimore proper gets nailed.
  4. Thanks. I must be doing something wrong because I picked 'Accumulated Total Rainfall' through 1am Saturday and it only shows ~1" in the whole area.
  5. That cell embedded in the line near Martinsburg might get a SVR soon.
  6. Looks like @EastCoast NPZ may be getting rain finally.
  7. High dew events where the winds are perpendicular to the warm front will cause a few weak skinnies to try a pop. If things intersect properly the terrain can aid the cell a tad.
  8. Interesting little low topped cell just west of Kearneysville, WV.
  9. We've been doing the backdoor deathband pretty good recently.
  10. SLGT risk for excessive rainfall Fri -> Sat for most of us.
  11. Yea, there is a weak relationship between flash flooding and a few kidney beans trying to spin during these set ups. After all this talk, watch it be bone dry through the next 3 days .
  12. What does the hi-res guidance look like for the rest of the day?
  13. I'm liking this setup. GFS is usually bone dry...if it gets wet watch out.
  14. Someone's gonna jackpot in the rainfall category with a setup like this.
  15. WPC puts us in the slight risk for flash flooding Thurs & Fri
  16. I'm not "in", just intrigued. I agree with @yoda that severe is incredibly conditional, but whenever we get these kinds of setups you can get sneaky wet microbursts or even a lone spinny.
  17. Slowly getting interested in the flooding and conditional severe potential for the Thursday - Saturday timeframe. SE flow + lift + remnant tropical system = intriguing.
  18. Agreed on the rainfall number, but the tenacity of the event is magnified by human decisions and the terrain. 10" - 12" on Delmarva is just a pond...not a raging torrent. There are certain businesses that will probably have to be torn down this time.
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