JakkelWx
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Watch out for flying cows
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Tomorrow will make up for tonight's underperformer. Some lightning strikes so far but the heaviest is south.
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It's that time of year. Fall foliage is one of my favorite things about fall. I'm obsessed with it. Maybe I'll plan a trip up there in late sep-early oct
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Crapvection galore
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I need everybody in D.C and the Delmarva to buy an industrial fan and strap it to a helicopter, and turn them all on at once so we can get a D2 MOD.
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We woo storms.
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Classic Denver.
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I suspect this winter will have twice as much snow if not more than last winter, despite an unfavorable ENSO. Last winter was a special one.
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FYP
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Day 3 SLGT, 15%
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No more 90s in sight after September 4th!!
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Rates aren't heavy enough for stickage.
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Already down to 65/62 and it's only just after 9. Summer is fading away faster and faster.
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78 with a dew of 59. The air has never been fresher
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September 2020 temperature forecast contest
JakkelWx replied to Roger Smith's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
DCA +0.4 NYC +0.6 BOS +1.1 ORD -0.3 ATL +0.5 IAH +0.2 DEN +0.8 PHX +2.6 SEA +1.4 -
Lock it in
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Next!!
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Sweet tower to my north, has 2 inch hail Sent from my laptop using a keyboard
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Woo storms!
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2.75'' hail in that storm in NE MD per radarscope
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Nailed it HDRPS is a weenie run for later this afternoon and evening with multiple rounds possible overnight
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Wouldn't be surprised if they didn't upgrade the whole region to a SLGT, low level lapse rates are getting pretty decent and better ML lapse rates are moving in from the west. Sufficient shear for more organized clusters as well.
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Looks like there may be a bow line segment hooking gradually southeast with the classic backbuilding over my area. Then rounds of storms more widespread in coverage throughout the overnight hours with a better chance for severe weather tomorrow, as the SPC highlighted a SLGT risk over much of the region.
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That strong ridge over top... yikes. That's gonna drive that storm straight into New England. 384 hours out but still, like @SnoSki14 said, I'm a little more worried than usual for an EC impact
