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MN Transplant

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  1. Yep, nice squall there. The camera shaking is making me dizzy.
  2. The big problem we have tomorrow is that it is dry. HRRR is putting the DPs in the 50s by later in the day. Kills the instability and the line dropping down.
  3. Forecast Tools > HREF > Storm Attributes has an assortment of these.
  4. If the NHL and NBA are going to do this summer conclusion to the season, are they going to delay the start of next season? They can't go right from the playoffs to a short break to the full next season. The sport calendar is going to be packed in Aug/Sept if this all works out.
  5. We have dead oaks scattered throughout our neighborhood. Took one down in my yard last fall. Not widespread, but it is always notable when one of the big ones dies quickly.
  6. One thing that we seem to have going for us is that the NAM and HRRRs don't show a lot of impact from the mid-day remnants of the precip that is in WV/OH right now. A couple hundreths of an inch of rain and it rebounds to the upper 70s after. If that happens, we have a better chance as far north as DC. But, I'd still rather be between EZF and RIC.
  7. Nice cell rolling down 64 on the 00z HRRR. Unfortunately that does signal that it has caved to the NAM.
  8. Equivalent to posting a random run of the ICON showing a snowstorm while everything else is bone dry. Friday afternoon:
  9. Still have 0.00" in the rain gauge, but I'll mark it as a T since I felt some drops.
  10. I'm up to 66.1, but the dews are stuck in the upper 40s. IAD is ~65/43.
  11. Groan. Peak wind is 22mph today. Only about 45 mph less than what the Euro gave me.
  12. As an aside to the severe weather, just out the visible satellite to our west. W-E oriented horizontal rolls with N-S oriented terrain-induced gravity waves. Like a checkerboard.
  13. I like how the end of the line is laying flat enough to not reach down to 66. Ah, well, another day.
  14. I'm up to 76.1/70. Would like to see that Leesburg line build south, but not counting on it.
  15. Interesting cell out front of the line in MoCo. Keep an eye on that.
  16. Base velocity. Green is toward the radar, red is away. Ignore everything else. What you are looking for is a small spot where the greens and reds are enhanced and right next to each other (the couplet, as many call it).
  17. Big drops, little wind at least over here in Falls Church. Only lost about two degrees. 68.0
  18. Not in the same way. The synoptic winds stayed elevated here. Any storms we get could mix down good winds, but that will be only in a scattered sense. The post-frontal wind should be breezy, but not anything special.
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