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Eskimo Joe

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  1. Tomorrow is an okay setup for N Central MD. I'm just glad we didn't get a DY2 MOD...that's the kiss of death in these parts.
  2. Whining only travels at the speed of sounds, hence the delay in getting out to Oklahoma.
  3. Are you endorsing tomorrow as a potential legit event?
  4. I-795 special with a UHI track to boot. EDIT: We're getting slighted for DY1 with the PM update.
  5. I'm always skeptical of severe in these parts of the country. We have so many things that can and do go wrong (terrain, CAD, etc.) that it's hard to get excited until the event is unfolding or right on top of you. Even the other week we had a DY1 ENH that was crapola.
  6. All good points. Some could argue that Ivan in 2004 warranted a high risk for the area...there was something like 40 confirmed tornadoes from that event and it's highly unusual to have that number in this area. Heck, we get DY1 MOD Risk that "verifies" with like 7 EF-0 tornadoes. During Ivan, there was 29 F0/1, 10 F2, 1 F3.
  7. Some decent training setting up along the Route 26 corridor.
  8. Definitely looking like a Carroll/Baltimore/Harford jackpot today.
  9. If you look at last night's radar, there was a spot where the activity fell apart between Gettysburg and Lancaster. It seems the atmosphere wasn't overturned and it shows on the SPC mesoanalysis with LIs around -7 and impressive low level lapse rates. Baltimore and Westminster are certainly in a better spot compared to DC for this event it seems. Mappy and the Carroll County crrew might jackpot bigly from this.
  10. With the increase in SVRs and now even a TOR in PA, I'm surprised a severe thunderstorm watch hasn't been issued at least for southern PA and into northern MD.
  11. All of LWX and Delmarva (north of US 50) added to the DY1 slight...15% wind.
  12. The lone warned cell in Central PA so far has been the only thing producing sustained damage reports. That is probably being fed by a little vort max or something. I would argue it's probably going to be the main show and would scrape through Baltimore and Harford counties.
  13. At the risk of sounding optimistic, it should be noted that a subtle boundary was laid down across Frederick, Carroll, and Baltimore counties last night by the convection that drifted out of PA. It could lead to a quick spark of the convection coming out of PA.
  14. Today has the feeling of something rogue dropping into our area on NW flow that turns into a big day for someone.
  15. Nice picture. It's almost criminal to not be throwing a frog in that water. Looks like some prime bass fishing.
  16. Next storm smells fishy, especially if it winds itself up up too fast.
  17. Looks like west of I-270 is the place to be today.
  18. 80% chance of a T'storm watch shortly: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/2020/md1570.html
  19. Eh, it's okay. Mappy get a couple of 55dbz pixels over her. The rest is pretty typical summer storms. Nothing that would warrant an ENH. In fact, the 15z HRRR is mostly dry for the DY1 ENH area. The best activity is west of Westminster.
  20. They would certainly produce some rain for everyone's yards. It seems the HRRR has handled the morning batch of convection the "best". We are going to have to see what things look like around 5:00 pm or so. The action doesn't really appear to develop until it sinks south of the PA Turnpike. The latest HRRR, for example, has the line coming through the DC area around 23z to 01z. Not the greatest timing, but NW flow events usually jackpot someone.
  21. Latest HRRR would at least water everyone's grass.
  22. Not sure if this was already posted, but this thread is worth reading:
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