MN Transplant
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The radar algorithm is nicely split between biological scatterers and large hail.
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I have to assume the cicadas didn’t get high enough, being fat and clumsy. Not sure how high the lantern flies can go, but it seems to be high enough.
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Over 2” at DCA, over 1” at BWI, and 0.03” at IAD. We really need a tropical or synoptic system to come in and douse us all (while dry-slotting @dailylurker’s yard).
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Rain! Got the outflow boundary intersection just right. Over 0.50” in a day for the first time since mid-July.
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Wonder what it is about right now that made them take flight in significant numbers. Popped to 90.7 at home. Looks like a lot of upper 80s temps and near 70 DPs around. Full summer.
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Now I’m hesitating because the TDWRs are also showing elevated reflectivity. I can see some bugs flying around, so it isn’t impossible. I don’t know why Dover wouldn’t be showing the same though.
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Something’s wrong with the processing, probably. That’s upwards of 30dbz in precip mode.
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Raining at the office, not a drop at home.
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No surprise, but the HRRR is a bit too dry at the surface today. 16z wants to mix DC out to DPs in the 53-54 range. Seriously doubt that.
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That Saturday line is tasty.
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Something about a frog boiling...
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One week left and the driest August on record (at DCA) is absolutely in play
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2025 Mid-Atlantic Garden, Lawn, and Other Green Stuff Thread
MN Transplant replied to mattie g's topic in Mid Atlantic
Not a clue. It is one of the varieties where the fruits stay green. -
2025 Mid-Atlantic Garden, Lawn, and Other Green Stuff Thread
MN Transplant replied to mattie g's topic in Mid Atlantic
Our fig tree is now old enough to be producing like crazy. We have a different variety though, since ours don't turn purple.
