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NEG NAO

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  1. and here is the 12Z NAM models are all over the place typical of a system where T-storms will be the main heavy rain maker and its impossible to determine where they will go - there will be a wide range of totals region wide
  2. GFS is very wet ? IMO when this system arrives it will not be one solid area of precip - it will be a more showery system with T-storms possible only areas that will see over 1 inch will be the few that get the t-storms The system will not arrive till afternoon and by then daytime heating will support T-storms
  3. 0Z Canadian and GFS- as we move closer to the event once again the trend is dryer
  4. IMO there is going to be a wide range of totals in the region - anywhere from a few inches (where T-storms occur) to less than an inch in unknown areas.
  5. the higher end amounts will be in areas that get the thunderstorms predicted - going to be a wide range of totals region wide as of now.........
  6. I might be issuing a BUST WATCH for Monday as we get closer the way things have been verifying here lately.
  7. Amazing how most of the showers fall apart as they are moving northeast towards the metro from southeast PA - lets see if that moderate to heavy batch near York PA survive
  8. Will take a long time to catch up to normal - lawns look like they do in March ............
  9. a drop in the bucket compared to what we really need - soaking rains of 1 to 2 inches every week for a few months
  10. No Weather Hazards For Us
  11. Our next severe event possibiility
  12. very uncertain on exactly what will happen in eastern most NJ and NYC and points east - STAY TUNED ! Late poor timing of the front is to blame IMO
  13. That line of shower/storms is still 8 hours from here - are we going to have a rude awakening at 2 AM ?
  14. Similar to every other severe event this spring the greatest threat is the wind
  15. Busy Weather Day Sunday
  16. just in time for the Mets Game
  17. a while ago SVR from KPHI
  18. this is going to be another "pop up" storm day radars showing activity east of Allentown and other areas widespread through the region
  19. Severe Watch Issued For Metro WWUS from KWNS WOUS from KWNS
  20. 40 % Chance of Severe Watch Being Issued SWO from KWNS
  21. Another "Pop Up" storm is developing in between 287 and 78 north of Westfield alot of cloud to cloud lightning SVR from KOKX
  22. it even got its own little warning SVR from KPHI
  23. yeah we used to call that "heat lightning" quite a bit of it now on Union/Middlesex border being caused by a little storm that popped up near Tewksbury just north of Rt. 78
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