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MN Transplant

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  1. I'd be surprised if they make many moves. They are too close to the division lead (2 GB) to ship off Joe Ryan or Ryan Jeffers. They could add a reliever.
  2. I’m out watering. At least some of the MD rain will keep the Potomac running.
  3. Despite some rain today, DCA will clinch another below average precip month, making it 12 out of 13. A debacle for those of us immediately south and west of DC.
  4. Rock Maze is weird. You start on this nothing trail through the woods and out of nowhere is this random area with massive rock formations. Fun spot.
  5. DCA has had one above average precip month since June 2025. That was due to the sleet storm in January. July to date is -0.32" so maybe we can get lucky over these last few days.
  6. Going to Sky Meadows always makes me want to buy a few acres out there with a modest house and live happily. Then I look at the prices in, say, Delaplane, and see that others with way more money than me have already had that idea. Got a few sprinkles overnight from the stuff that slid by to the south. Perfectly happy keeping the clouds around.
  7. There's a version I used in my graduate studies called NCAPE (Normalized CAPE). Normalized CAPE (J/kg)The NCAPE (Normalized CAPE) is CAPE that is divided by the depth of the buoyancy layer (units of m s**-2). Values near or less than .1 suggest a "tall, skinny" CAPE profile with relatively weak parcel accelerations, while values closer to .3 to .4 suggest a "fat" CAPE profile with large parcel accelerations possible. Normalized CAPE and lifted indicies are similar measures of instability.
  8. 0.45”. What a disappointment. Despite the various events, I am still below normal for July and falling further behind ytd.
  9. It is trying just west of DC. Not sure if we'll get the upscale growth that Frederick Co did.
  10. Two SVR warnings now SE of DC. Throwing off a little gust front to the north, so we'll see if anything can happen with that.
  11. If we are at the coping stage, at least the atmosphere isn't "worked over" by the time the later round gets here.
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