MN Transplant
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Disappointing so far.
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That is a wild severe warning box
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Frederick again. Amazing.
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0.71” total. Helpful, but drought not busted.
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0.00”. Hopefully that stuff by Richmond pops.
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Large hail simply doesn’t happen much in this region at all
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The 12z GFS is moving towards the Euro with the cutoff situation. It is wild to see two lows side by side like this.
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I stretched and put down a trace
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On that run we barely see the sun for 10 days.
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Finished with 0.66”. If we could do that every 3-4 days through summer that would be great.
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Getting some good showers. Nice to have the multiple rounds of rains to at least keep the surface wet.
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I’ll complete the trio with 0.44”
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Laz Diaz
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At least the clouds are saving us from drying out even further.
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Nice I68 storm
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Feels nice today, though
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The HRRR is extremely aggressive with winds in any convection that develops this afternoon.
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Spectacular, except this is the first day I've noticed bugs.
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They got rain the day prior from the broader trough but not the low itself.
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Mostly unimpressive except for two locations and two individual events. The early-season SE Colorado event and then the absurd Gulf Cost event.
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Quite the gradient (2 day totals)
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Yeah, I’m dancing on the edge right now. 0.38”
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12z HRRR looks great. Even throws 0.5” back to Winchester.
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The problem is that this is a small low and the moisture availability is modest at best. PWATs don’t even get close to 1”. Part of the reason why this looked like a region-wide soaker from several days back was that the two parts (wave then low) nicely hit different areas. The wave part ended up being a dud for most of us except for up by Hagerstown. I got a trace.
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18z NAMs and HRRR look fine. Most of us over an inch, and up to 2"+ in lucky spots. The difference is that the HRRR centers the precip in the center and east of the DC/Balt region, while the NAMs favor spots W of 95.
