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5 hours ago, losetoa6 said:

Looking fwd to tracking possibly the best setup yet for repeated days of really moist flow and convection starting Wednesday.  Hopefully score a couple flush storm hits imby . It's been a pretty abysmal summer for solid t+l storm hits and could use more rain here. Those with 15-22 inches of qpf the past month ignore this post 

Those 15 inches of rain were pretty boring. Not a lot of thunder this summer from what I can remember.

1 hour ago, Brianonymous said:

Sorry for the dumb question, but is there a site I can go get the radar images from yesterday? I'm sure there is, but my google-fu is failing me.

I want to see wtf came through and exactly how close I was to it.

Super curious.

Not sure About that, but you might find a few screenshots a few pages back on here.

17 minutes ago, SnowGolfBro said:

Storm just east of Culpeper looks interesting

The stuff in WV is going to miss me to the south it seems unless the little light stuff at the top of it gets stronger. This is how weather is where I live. The magic forcefield.

Just now, NorthArlington101 said:

Storm coming into Annapolis has some of the best rotation of the day on it.

Tornado Warning now.

To me, that’s scary looking. But, I don’t know a ton.

Edit: Just as I posted, Tornado warning.

4 minutes ago, SnowGolfBro said:

For what it’s worth. We have had tons of sunshine and heating south of DC.  You can almost cut the air with a knife.

Let’s see what it does, I’m not too confident though.

1 hour ago, Eskimo Joe said:

How ironic would it be to have a D1 ENH and 10% tor, but we eind up with some generic tstorm line this afternoon in like central VA?

I wouldn’t complain, the storm yesterday disintegrated and went south as well. Hopefully I’m just far enough north to get a little bit.

34 minutes ago, JakkelWx said:

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. 

Hope so down here in central virginia where we had... at most 0.8inches where I am? Couldn’t take measurements because it was gone before I could get home both times.

They’re probably doing all the math themselves on a chalkboard because the models are so unstable lately...(hopefully not, that would be a lot of differential equations!)

Also, now I’m seeing MPing reports which weren’t showing on the previous version, so that’s cool I guess.

Radarscope has an update available in the iOS App Store by the way...

41 minutes ago, nj2va said:

There’d need to be a pretty anomalous air mass for snow in September even in the highlands. First flakes here have been in October the last two seasons although I’m sure Snowshoe and Canaan might be a few weeks earlier.   

Snowshoe is pretty much in October if I remember correctly the past two seasons. Was also just messing around, but should have clarified.

10 hours ago, nj2va said:

Uber long range on the GFS but first 40s of the season for lows in the mountains on 9/11.

A few days ago it showed 36 or so for that time... September snow chase if it gets a little colder?

Tornado Warning for Lunenburg and Mecklenburg VA

Edit: Apparently this started over half an hour ago, and I didn’t notice.

59 minutes ago, Kevin Reilly said:

Here is the system here crashing into extreme northeastern NC Virginia Beach 938-945 mb then to a position over Cheasepeak Bay at 964 mb then to the Eastern Great Lakes.  Do I think its overdone maybe but we shall see.  

I miss that blue stuff in the top left corner...
Back on topic though, This will be interesting to watch, the Parallel really wants this to happen.

35 minutes ago, losetoa6 said:

I'm still waiting for yesterday's and today's rain 

Same! I’m probably being punished for the amount of rain we already have down here...

Can rain “run out” before it reaches a certain location? Because I think that’s going to happen.

Finally might get some rain in the next few hours as I’ve been awoken multiple times by thunder overnight, the only rain was for about 2 minutes or so.

Watching a lightning show to the north... constant lightning. Nothing here for awhile though, if at all.

I was missed to the south... can hear faint thunder, and see lightning far away. Today was hot.

1 hour ago, Floydbuster said:

Another thing that makes me hate Sandy is the way it affected Halloween. The storm hit and cancelled almost all Halloween plans, trick or treating for kids, haunted houses, parties, ect for most of the east coast and even out here in Ohio.

Ever since then, if it so much as drizzles on Halloween, some cities "cancel" it. Sandy started that crap. 2012. CRAP year.

It gave the mountains in West Virginia nearly 3 feet of snow... ruined it in the best way possible for the people there...

3 hours ago, H2O said:

Ketchup is the best condiment!

Especially on steak!

(That will start a real fire)

I think it was today that looked good on SPC the other day, now there’s nothing? Maybe I was looking at the wrong day...

I’m probably going to be missed by a very slow moving storm, it’ll probably slip north by 2 miles or so. I think I can already hear the thunder from it...

Edit: it heard me post that, it’s now disintegrating.

1 hour ago, cptcatz said:

But Florida is obviously still in play. Who would have thought Texas would be in play with Laura based on this run only 6 days ago?

Us being humans, we definitely would automatically assume the closest is the most in danger. It isn’t until you study a bit, and think about it, that you realize that we don’t have the slightest clue where that thing is going until at least 3 days before.