Eskimo Joe

10 hours ago, Terpeast said:

Of course, I’ll be out of the country most of April. So it’ll be a fun month for everyone here. 

I'll be in Alaska most of May. 

Watch us get some insane late March paste bomb that gets everyone to climo.

30 minutes ago, North Balti Zen said:

For the plains?

 

Or for here?

Ridge over the plains can give us NW flow events.

WHERE.WAS.THAT.RIDGE.ALL.WINTER?!

Euro flex

This is how you get an active severe weather year

Euro is looking wet over the next 10 days

3 hours ago, dailylurker said:

It's another tropical flooding rainstorm. One thing we do great in our new climo is tropical rain. It's killing off our oak trees at an alarming rate. Our forest are going to be full of invasive plants and trash trees. Forget the lack of snow. This shit is killing our forest. 

Heavy tropical rain and probably 50 degrees. 

Yea but we saved money on our heating bill this year so it all equals out. /s

3 hours ago, WEATHER53 said:

TS force winds at IAD for an hour?

39 gust 59

Better than most tropical events.

Wind is definitely moving good tonight in Carroll County.

Camp David just gusted to M63mph.

@katabatic I'm incredibly jealous. Pics please from the storm as you can!

1 minute ago, North Balti Zen said:

holy crap - the peepers were DEAFENING on the ncr trail this evening - like - it should be april for those sounds being that deafening...and no way should I be hearing them like this now in northern baltimore county

I'm in New Windsor tonight at the fire department and I can hear them over the wind. They definitely are out in force tonight.

Camp David gusted to 52mph.

19 minutes ago, vastateofmind said:

Interesting radar screencap snapped from Windy a few moments ago...can't remember seeing that "radiating wave" pattern emanating from LWX radar site before.

Might be composite radar. Try Base Reflectivity 0.5 degree tilt

Front just swept through Frostburg. The mesonet site just gusted to 30 mph.

5 minutes ago, pazzo83 said:

the amount of snow the mountains in WA, OR, and CA receive is absolutely insane.

Good. They need it to get through the summer. We're building in places we shouldn't and the fire season needs to be mitigated as much as possible by snowpack.

I could see a few severe thunderstorm warnings today. Seems like a high shear, low CAPE kind of day.

16 hours ago, pazzo83 said:

lol shit is just getting ridiculous at this point

Americans love climate change. Just read the social media comments section. We're so f*cked.

Wednesday could be interesting 

8 hours ago, WEATHER53 said:

Hourlies  been missing and on and off but they are starting to fill the info in and are current now 

There was a sizeable data disruption yesterday.

1 hour ago, high risk said:

Very bizarre.    The model soundings certainly don't suggest thunder, unless you lift a parcel from up around 700 mb, and that's rarely a path to thunder here.

We might have a busy severe weather season this year.

15 minutes ago, CAPE said:

Found it. PSU2 storm? It's happening ! this time.

It would be hilarious if we somehow got some fluke event at night that racked up like 12" - 16" of snow then we melted off in to the 70s in 3 days.