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Kmlwx

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  1. Disgusting out there with a 78 dewpoint....heat index over 100 here already.
  2. It's far enough west that it bring a tornado threat into play.
  3. If only we were in S PA. CSU MLP and SPC seem decently enthusiastic about their odds for severe t'storms today.
  4. Lately it seems like the first REALLY refreshing air masses don't show up until well into October lol
  5. NAM nest rolling in now is weaker and HRRR seems less enthusiastic as well.
  6. The usually stingy HRRR is actually semi-decent - maybe not for severe but storms across a decent chunk of the area. Of course there will be deadzones and jackpots. CAMs vary in coverage and intensity.
  7. 1999! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Floyd
  8. It will be interesting to see what the tropics do once they wake up in mid-August and beyond. Of course it's always low odds, but if it's as busy as the experts expect - would think something either gives us remnants from a Gulf strike or maybe this is the year an Isabel or similar returns.
  9. I feel like it's going to take a tropical system or strong remnants to get us out of this "funk" - other than the big tornado day this has been an exceedingly calm season IMO. I'm a big proponent of the "rubber band effect" though. Whenever we break the boredom it will be significant in nature.
  10. There's a westward moving outflow boundary that might trigger more activity as it heads west.
  11. Low of 70.5 and that's where I'm sitting right now. Dew in the mid 60s feels worlds better than 75+
  12. Me too. I mean mid-level lapse rates of course sucked - but my dewpoint hasn't dropped below 70 all day. Just one of those days, I guess. I don't even think I got rain that could classify as "heavy" Seems we'll have a boring stretch now.
  13. Guarantee you it's going to blow up east of the metros for like Southern Maryland etc.
  14. Interesting warning from LWX for MoCo and vicinity. The warning itself tilts slightly south of east (SLIGHTLY) but the warning storm motion is north of east..which leads the storm motion markers to leave the warning box to the north.
  15. The MoCo section might be gusting out...hoping for reenergizing of the line.
  16. Lightning on this stuff hasn't been particularly prolific based on the GOES lightning mapper and ENTLN data. Additionally, I haven't seen any really nice velocity scans - best velocity seems to be in the northern warning so far - but mostly subsevere if anything. I don't see any pronounced outflow outrunning the line yet on the LWX radar - that's one failure mode that can cause storms to "skip" over some locales.
  17. Echo tops have been gradually increasing along the line. Assuming the 20z WoFS will hold serve given the line is developing nicely now. Doesn't look like any jaw dropping wind on the line yet - but will be interested to see how it comes off the higher terrain.
  18. You can see on radar various areas where the storms may be trying to bow a bit. QLCS/LEWP-esque in nature.
  19. 19:30z WoFS looks great for a big chunk of the area.
  20. 19z WoFS ensemble members are all very consistent with bringing that line east. Many of them kind of screw parts of Northern Maryland, however.
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