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SnowtoRain

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  1. 1.70", 10.69" for the month
  2. 1.03" and pouring, just south of tornado warning some gusty wind but nothing out of the norm, over 10.00" for the month
  3. 0.37", missed the worst of it in Easton so far, @CAPElooks like everything is converging over you
  4. 0.3" last night, a lot of thunder and lightning
  5. More rain, fortunately training just south if me. Flash flood warning for southern parts of Easton.
  6. 3.13" still raining, 8.39" for the month. July 2025 was 7.47", looks like 2018 is my record for July at 10.31", followed by July 2023 at 10.12". July historically has consistently been a very wet month.
  7. 2.45" and torrential again. I am good. About to surpass July 2025's montly total
  8. 1.15", torrential, 6.41" for the month, I think last July was also exceptionally wet here
  9. Real weak AL, been in the wildcard hunt for most of the first half of the season, even with a losing record
  10. That part of DE always gets spinners, be safe!
  11. Worst seems to be over now 1.60", time for a Steady Eddie
  12. Flash flood warning 1.54" and counting
  13. That was a lie, sideways rain and T&L, torrential 1.18" now.
  14. Missed the worst of the T&L but got the rain, 0.72" and counting
  15. Looks like it is trying to build your way.
  16. Nice morning for a bike ride. 0.22" this morning. 3.87" for the month.
  17. Yeah saw that. I was wondering if that small storm was going to start training but it just went poof over Caroline/Dorchester. The small storm did seem to be associated with the leading line of the smoke moving south east last night.
  18. 0.31" a lot if thunder and lightning
  19. Small pretty intense thunderstorm dropping through Talbot County, was not expecting that
  20. Here is how those determinations are made: https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/About/AbouttheData/DroughtClassification.aspx. Summer rainfall does not generally help relieve longer term drought conditions that are dictated by year-on-year water budgets but can help sustain vegetation over the short term.
  21. Somehow dodged all the heavy rain in Easton, 0.25", looks and sounds like Cambridge is getting slammed
  22. 3.18" at Easton MESONET. 2.83" at my house a few miles NW.
  23. Not a direct hit but another .58" 2.83" total now.
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