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MN Transplant

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  1. 2.36” total. Not exciting, but sorely needed.
  2. Over an inch in 30 min at DCA edit - two different periods of >0.25” in 5 minutes
  3. Lee was the best. These bands are more progressive though, so heavy rain, but not hours upon hours of it.
  4. Under it now, but there’s nothing other than heavy rain
  5. I have my eye on that one. That’ll be close to my house.
  6. Briefly considered trying to “chase” that Beltway storm, but it never looked that great. Appreciating the rain train, though.
  7. Hoping that stuff SE of Richmond keeps a more northerly path. ~0.90 total event so far.
  8. General reminder that inland TC tornadoes are highly diurnal
  9. 0.71”. This has been a fine August so far. Just wish it wasn’t coming off a dreadful Jun/Jul. I’d prefer the 5” that the RGEM gives me the rest of the way, rather than the <1” on the HRRR and NAM.
  10. Still, brutal cutoff. Verbatim, less than 0.5” at DCA.
  11. I think a lot of us E of 81 are going to be looking at the pre-game action today and tomorrow. The HRRR is really aggressive on that, with the NAM less widespread but still with heavy pockets.
  12. Yeah, but the HAFS look even worse, so I’m trying to ignore them.
  13. I’m not on the doom train yet, but I think we have to be realistic that on the east side of the circulation there will be training cells that put some in the winner’s category and leave others with a more moderate result.
  14. 18z NAM Nest says I get more rain in 6 hours from 00z to 06z Friday (~2.5") than the 18z GFS run through Saturday (<2").
  15. Another 95 at home, making it the 23rd occurrence of 2024.
  16. It is thick out there this morning. DPs in the mid-70s. Gross.
  17. Sitting at 3.10" for the summer. I could get 5" of rain this week and still be at the lowest summer-to-date total in my 10 years of CoCoRahs obs.
  18. The broad brush of the models is similar. Misses the Tues/Wed shallow trough and meanders near the GA/SC coast and then interacts with the second trough later in the week which pulls it north. How exactly it interacts with the second trough and how deep the trough digs affects our chances for heavy rain. The Euro is risky because it is a very shallow trough that shunts the storm off before it is able to climb too much. Obviously the ICON is on the opposite side.
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