Eskimo Joe
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Ah so we've got cooler waterfront property today.
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16z HRRR really love I-70 north. Others get at least some storms.
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DCA rounded up to 99 degrees....on a river wind. lol
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LOL..BWI and Ft. Meade are gonna make 100 degrees.
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Meso from Mason-Dixon north: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/
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Latest HRRR is.....not encouraging for even garden variety storms.
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LWX putting up a special 18z balloon. Should be viewable on the Internet between 2:30 - 3:00 pm
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Sounds like a @wxmvpete question?
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Flash flooding inside the urban corridor due to extremely dry soils that can't absorb rain efficiently.
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BWI just gusted to 51 mph.
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Up in Pennsylvania, the cell near Gap is pushing 55,000 ft heights. Check out the base velocity!
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Yea that's 100% airmass, not sensor placement. +24 air at 850, and nearly +30 air at 925 will do that.
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Grant County, WV ASOS hit 100...and MRB hit 102. Quite impressive.
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Couple of cells trying to fire, but they are few and far between.
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Westminster hit 106. Wow.
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+24 air at 850 showing up on the SPC mesoanalysis over the Blue Ridge. Truly an impressive airmass.
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HGR hits 100
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Charlie Brown says what?
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Meh. Rates will help us overcome surface temps. Meso guidance is encouraging for some banding too. It's nowcasting time!
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Couple CWOP stations inside the beltway in Montgomery are in the low 100s. I think you're right, definitely a legit chance for you.
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Meso'd: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md1653.html
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Not surprising that we have so many locations hitting 100 degrees. The latest SPC mesoanalysis has 850 temps of +22C and warming. Might explain the lack of a cu field.
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Per NWS: Baltimore (BWI) has tied its longest streak of days with temps of 101F+ at three (3) days -- previous occurrences 8/26-28/1948 & 7/19-21/1930 Washington DC (DCA) has tied its longest streak of days with temps of 101F+ at three (3) days -- previous occurrences 7/19-21/1930
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We did it. 101 degrees.
