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58 minutes ago, wasnow215 said:

Also shows you just how unreliable the euro gust feature really is. Not even close. At least so far.

I think it’s somewhat close to the east, just not this far inland.

1 hour ago, eaglesin2011 said:

Looks like here in the Richmond area things already starting to wind down just looks like a little more of steady rain in this area. The severe weather looks to have moved more away from this area. Havent really got any decent  wind gust yet will be interesting to see if we are too far from the center to get anything of anything of significance.

I think so... seems a little breezier now, but not windy.

I love how RadarScope shows you warnings from everywhere so you can watch storms. (Like the tornado Warning in Canaan for example)

2 hours ago, WxUSAF said:

Fantasyland GFS has 40s in PA and mid 50s near the MD line! 

Snowstorm by halloween???

2 minutes ago, MN Transplant said:

Storms firing along an outflow boundary from prior storms.  A nice example.

Very good example. Cool to watch.

And what’s the weird snake-like Thing doing near virginia beach making it’s way north? Looks like an outflow puff(?) that’s making the snake?

Tornado Warning in Botetourt VA.

30 minutes ago, Kmlwx said:

The Herderps still really likes DC proper with a blob. 

I’m glad to know someone else also says HerDerps...

I like to believe, (even though there is no scientific reason [as far as I know])that as long as we feel something tropical cyclone related, we will get at least 1 decent snow for the winter.

36 minutes ago, JakkelWx said:

Is it 5 o'clock yet?

And if you look to your clock, you’ll see it’s nine minutes til’ 5. Thanks for joining us on ScreenTours Clock Edition!

Is there something wrong with the Wakefield Radar?

ICON deserves a hug during these times...

0z Para GFS is the one for all you ‘s out there!

Anyone know where to get more info about what’s happening with GOES-16?
It Seems to be having problems?

Don’t talk to me or my son ever again!

2 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

Just make sure you don't end up in December of 2010, lol

I think I want to go back to the 2009-10 section, not the 10-11 part. Maybe on the way back i’ll stop by 1996 or something.

Once hurricane season is over, i’m going to time travel back to 2010 for the season. Feel free to reap me in the present time. I’ll be back at the end of march or something.

2 minutes ago, losetoa6 said:

Been seeing lightning for the past 2 hours to my northwest. 

From now on, I’ll be calling it “lightening” to upset everything and everyone.

1 hour ago, cptcatz said:

I don't mean to get too ahead of ourselves but there's ANOTHER massive wave about to move off of Africa...

What if there’s so many they just keep the moisture at a decent level the whole time... no dryness ever. We’ll just have this road of moisture, paved by the cyclones, for the cyclones.

So... Are UFOs in the forecast now? Will the new possible extraterrestrials have a suite in the Panic Room this winter?

Scam storm with lightning, humid, blegh.

Okay, I’m salty now. This storm is moving my direction, but the edge just keeps disintegrating each time it gets closer, so no progress is being made. The thunder is loud, probably because of that temperature inversion thing or whatever, if it’s late enough for that.

What the heck... there was a storm that was 10(?) miles or so southwest of me, and it stayed there for the longest time, now it’s just gone! It looked good too...

3 hours ago, Mersky said:

The risk from a changing climate is using analogs that existed in a different climate. While science has improved long range forecasting I believe climate change is going to make it much harder and more difficult for long range forecasts. What’s happening across the globe in 2020 is different then what was happening 30, 40, 50 years ago. The one constant that seems to exist in today’s world is go warmer than normal for every season and you have better than a 50/50 shot of being right. 

I don’t think the past 9.5 years are being used yet right? When will they be added does anyone have a guess?

We were given a schedule to show how online could work for the first quarter, With high school for example: it starts at 9am with first block, they give you a 10 minute advisory just before, in between blocks there are 10 minutes, instead of the usual 5 Like during in person where you’d have to walk to your other class, lunch is still 30 minutes, i guess you get a 30 minute study hall time(?) and then final block of the day.