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Eskimo Joe

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  1. Aw man I love that place. Great spot to just relax.
  2. There does seem to be a trend now to stretch this into Thursday.
  3. NWS point and click for 21136 has 89° for my afternoon high. It's not yet 10 am and I'm already at 81°.
  4. Tuesday and Wednesday are the days I'm favoring for 100 or better. If we get into the 100s as early as Monday then we're probably looking at a 2012 level heatwave.
  5. The short term model guidance is pretty toasty for early next week, especially the overnight lows.
  6. Happy solar noon on solstice day!
  7. Good call. My lawn gets mowed tonight.
  8. 18z RAOB from IAD told the tale, plenty of surface CAPE and low level lapse rates, but absolutely pitiful mid level lapse rates and no shear. Had we better timing, this would've been a legit event for everyone.
  9. @wxmeddlerand I were wondering the same thing. Definitely pockets of high winds, almost very pulse based storms, but others saw very little.
  10. Probably going to need another TOR on that notch approaching NW Philly.
  11. That call in PA is impressive. Close to 50kft tops and 62kt winds just off the surface.
  12. After this round it's likely over.
  13. Multiple storm related calls across MoCo & PG.
  14. That outflow boundary racing across Montgomery County is going to lay the tracks for something wicked further east.
  15. Annnnd the storms are starting to gust out along the US 15 corridor in Maryland. Obvious outflow boundary on LWX radar now.
  16. Only thing we have going against us are weak mid level lapse rates. Would lean towards the pulse type storms with a few decent wind reports today.
  17. Happy summer. Heat index mapping is now available through the statewide mesonet.
  18. It's out. Blue Box coming. Really like the new graphics from SPC.
  19. Best I've seen is 8+. We get that, we're in for high end. As I've said several times, good mid level lapse rates allow for storms to survive the rapid terrain changes in these parts. It's probably our best insurance policy for organized severe weather in these parts.
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