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Already have the pumpkin spice almond milk creamer for my coffee. It is Climatological Fall, right?
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Totally agree. I really hope that the two unaccounted individuals were somewhere else.
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They also had some dumpsters knocked over. Wonder if they took a cue from Cantore?
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Might be back now. COD just started working again.
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2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season Tracking Thread
toolsheds replied to WxWatcher007's topic in Mid Atlantic
Yes...Very sorry Erin! I hope your family and friends back there are all safe. -
@SnowenOutThere....
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totally agree. At least poor old AL Roker was getting lashed by the waves. :-) He had to try and get some street cred within the meteorologist community.
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I saw that and thought the same thing, right before they asked. Didn't she say that they wouldn't let her in the deep water? When I was watching Cantore yesterday, I thought that he may have had his crew push that dumpster through the shot to simulate the wind. It had to be staged that way.
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thanks @WxUSAF. I was going to guess that, but didn't want to sound silly.
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Question for those who know a ton more than I do. I know what an outflow boundary is and how you can see it on the Radar pushing out ahead of the incoming storms. Right now I see the same type boundary moving towards the cells on radar. Is there a name for what this is, or is it just a radar anomaly?
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Happened to the Laundromat in Manchester too: https://www.wbaltv.com/article/lightning-strikes-top-manchester-laundromat/37419556#
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Yes....on to the next losing streak! I heard some stats on how inept their pitching is. It's because the don't pay for pitchers. THe average MLD team spends 25-30 million on pitching, which is 1/4 of their salary base. The orioles spend just under 8 million....which is 1/8 of their salary base. You need pitching, especially at Camden Yards. The sad thing is that none of the good pitchers want to pitch there because it is a hitter's park.
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It just took a weird left turn and getting a nice downpour now. Glad I waited to water the flowers.
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That means that Thanksgiving and X-Mas aren't far away.
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Where heavy showers move continuously over the same area for a period of time. It resembles a slow moving freight train and usually cause flooding issues.
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agree...when it happened to me as I mentioned above, the water was clear as came in. I know my expanding foam solution I uses wasn't the best one, but It worked for as long as we lived there...and as a 25 year old, I didn't have foresight to worry about the folks we eventually sold the house to.
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Those alarms are a godsend! I didn't have them when my water heater went up, but luckily i noticed that the water wasn't getting hot and went down and shut it off when I saw the heater leaking. :-) If there is an issue with the line coming in, They might have to dig up the ground where the water enters the house and check to see why the water is following the pipe down the conduit.
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I would hope that it was brass or steel coming into the house to handle the pressure before it hits the pressure regulator.
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I had the same problem in my first townhome. There water which came into the house from the street entered through some a conduit (i can't remember if it was pvc or steel) and I recall it leaking after Floyd. I used some of the foam filler and it took care of the problem, but that was back in the 90s and we sold it 2 years later (without more leaking).
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My SIL lived there for 4 years before the 2010 quake as part of her job with USAID. She is pretty upset about this because she knows all to well about how the infrastructure down there is set up and what wasn't fixed from the last quake. i really don't get a good feeling about this one and hope for the best.
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Really Cool. I've never seen that many at once. ANyone have an idea of what types of birds they are?
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Looking forward to my daughters softball practice at 5:30. I'm stepping up as an assistant coach this year and am just dreading that tonight.
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Look at the map in the article., It states that eggs can laid on vehicles and transported to other locations. Looks like they went for a ride right out the Pa. Turnpike and down 81.....
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They were coming over Mount Airy as well. I had fun seeing where they were coming from on Flight Radar 24.
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I saw a post about it possibly being related to insecticides used to keep the cicadas away. I'm not saying that is confirmed or 100% accurate, I do recall seeing that last week.
