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Eskimo Joe

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  1. https://twitter.com/NWSMARFC/status/1820893268374323271?t=WoWyu9R0mhEGqlDhfZAzog&s=19
  2. I think we get a Mod risk for rainfall Friday.
  3. For lolz, the 12z NAMNest appears to choose violence for everyone starting Friday.
  4. Yesterday had the 5"+ contour from I-95 east: https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/archives/qpf/display_maps.php?prodtype=issued&proddate=08/05/2024&prodtime=00&allsent=no&imagetype=color&actualprods=d15,d17
  5. 2" PWATs extend all the way to Buffalo on the 12z NAM. That's a pretty intense river.
  6. Nearly 3" PWATs across the entire area per the 12z NAM. Someone gets soaked.
  7. Yes. There was a decent 5" - 7" painted across a decent chunk Maryland yesterday.
  8. WPC appears to have really knocked back the rainfall for this week. General 2" - 4", some 5"+ from Baltimore NE.
  9. Interesting how there are no "misses" on the 18z GEFS. Confidence definitely going up.
  10. Second. Let @WxWatcher007 have the honors.
  11. Someone is going to get wet in these parts. That's for sure. The PWATs, front, and rich moisture coming off the Atlantic will not be denied.
  12. Indeed. Maybe a signal for "too much too fast" event?
  13. I've found it wise to always go with the guidance that shows the most heart break...keeps your expectations low.
  14. It seems that over the past couple of runs, the operational GEM, ICON, and GFS all have this precip void over DC Metro.
  15. GFS appears to be the driest of the guidance right now.
  16. 12z GFS appears to be 1" - 3" across the area. Small area of 4" amounts in NE Maryland according to College of DuPage website.
  17. If you take a look at the 850 moisture transport map on the SPC mesoanalysis, there's a huge fetch of Atlantic and Caribbean moisture coming into the Carolinas. Really impressive to watch.
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