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JWilliam9830

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  1. Haven't had an inch or more of rain since June 10. Haven't had a single drop since the 23rd.
  2. That's a strong seabreeze front! Temp dropped 5 degrees and dew point went up from 65 to 73.
  3. 90/67. RH 45%. Would be third 90 degree day recorded by PWS, if July 9th didn't get 89'd
  4. Looking good on shortwave infrared. Take away those bands and add more symmetry and it would be annular, or very close.
  5. Estimated. 980 next advisory? Hurricane hunters recon has made another pass through the eyewall and is into the eye. Wouldn't be surprised if a dropsonde has something similar.
  6. Chris is looking healthy on clean longwave infrared satellite. Some new convection on the east side with ~ -70-80 C vortical hot towers.
  7. Chris finally being ejected, and explosive convection is occurring Chris is organizing nicely
  8. Convection continues to wrap around, gradually cutting off dry air feed. On the southern side, we see the convection being sustained as it wraps. Approximately -70 C cloud tops. Image from 7:45 local time.
  9. Looks like i'm getting 89'd here away from the city of wilmington
  10. Each solar cycle has maxed out progressively weaker it seems... Maybe there will be a very weak cycle 25, if not at all? Interestingly enough, it looks like we had all those big snowstorms in early 2010 when the cycle was at a minimum, then less snow as the cycle intensified, then big snowstorms like 2016 and the 4 nor'easters in March 2018 alone as the sunspots went down again..
  11. A little bit hard to see but we are starting to get a convective wrap around Chris. Will strengthen and better organize soon once it moves a little east via kicker. Dry air cutoff
  12. At around 7:30 PM, you can start to see the outflow clouds. Looks like the dry air has let up some, although i do still see an intrusion on the southern part. I do believe TS Chris has strengthened to at least around 50 MPH, maybe 60. Will probably be a hurricane late tonight or tomorrow. Edit: The 8 PM advisory is 50 MPH.
  13. Couple features here. The increasing organization of the convection, but also some dry air from the strong canadian cold front being dragged into the circulation. Dry air should weaken once the cold front does. Overall minus the dry air, the system looks pretty healthy. Has yet to develop an eye.
  14. Much better organized, and TS Chris has shedded its earlier garbage that was attached to it. Still a bit lopsided with some dry air, however easier to extrapolate/track movement now. Looking like it will make a run at hurricane intensity as it further builds a better core.
  15. 73/60. Not often do you see September-esque nights in July.
  16. Typhoon Maria's path will affect the heights over the conus. Goes west into China, with a stout east Asia ridge. This looks like a pattern for warmer than normal weather for the eastern U.S
  17. 68/59. Crispy fall-like air, in July of all months!
  18. The front appears to be over south central PA. Drier dewpoint risks as we head into this evening and tonight and the heatwave streak is over Edit: 0.00 inches of rain today. What an amazingly arid microclimate.
  19. Weather is weathering right now. Looks like all the activity is more south than i thought and we're getting less rain. The rain coming from the NW is also starting to peter out, except for some higher DBZs south of Harrisburg PA
  20. It's a warm one out. Still 80 degrees with some scattered 70s in the cooler farm areas.
  21. Sea breeze not cooling things down much, still pretty much a broiler here in southern Delaware
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