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  1. TimB
    Definitely very localized. AGC saw over an inch earlier and I’m pretty sure I’ve seen over an inch imby in the last couple hours, but PIT is still sitting at a T for the day.
  2. TimB
    Speak for yourself, lol.
  3. TimB
    Incredibly, PIT’s high today will be pretty close to the last two days.
  4. TimB
    Those storms are on PIT’s doorstep already. You might end up disappointed.
  5. TimB
    Pretty on par with yesterday temp-wise through noon, but yesterday didn’t have cloud cover and storms and still only hit 88. I think this is part of the system that dropped another half foot of rain on parts of Missouri overnight, so the chance of excessive rainfall is definitely there. WPC has us in a slight risk and there’s a flood watch out to our south and west where the ground is more saturated.
  6. TimB
    It’s all good, we’ll get to 90 today. There’s no way rain and storms will hold us back, right?
  7. TimB
    Let’s not lose sight of the fact that today is the last day with normals of 83/64, tomorrow it goes back to 83/63 and begins the slow descent toward winter.
  8. TimB
    Going to be the 2nd straight year where June got at least 3 degrees warmer than July.
  9. TimB
    If I had to guess, too many 5-min obs of 90 to have not gotten there at least once, but I guess we’ll see in an hour or so.
  10. TimB
    It was running even with or slightly ahead of AGC for most of the day, but AGC has since reached 91. Looks like the hourly obs at 2:51 was 89 so good chance we squeeze out another degree or two if we didn’t already at some point within the past hour.
  11. TimB
    PIT is going to somehow fall short of 90 again today, isn’t it?
  12. TimB
    Definitely an MCS that produced damage over a pretty significant distance. These are the SPC storm reports for yesterday, which I believe are mostly attributed to two separate MCS that tracked across different regions. I could see where that word would be used.
  13. TimB
    Looks like PIT got to 89 before that was brought to a screeching halt. You know what they say about wish in one hand, sh*t in the other.
  14. TimB
    Would say Sunday is pretty much a lock at this point. Tomorrow looks like a decent chance too.
  15. TimB
    Would guess tomorrow and Saturday would be a struggle to get there but Sunday really looks hot on some models if clouds and rain don’t prevent us from maximizing potential.
  16. TimB
    90 at PIT today seems dead in the water. Do we get there this weekend?
  17. TimB
    Seems we have a solid shot at 90 on Wednesday and maybe a chance somewhere around Friday or the weekend, but this pattern looks warm and humid and perhaps rainy at times, but not a massive heat wave.
  18. TimB
    At first I thought maybe the HRRR badly underestimated cloud cover on those runs where it got us to 91 but that doesn’t seem to have been the case. Didn’t dive into the details of how it got us to 91 when it had us under cloud cover all day. That said, 80 if we’re lucky.
  19. TimB
    GFS is advertising the mid/upper 90s heat for next weekend the last few runs. Then again, this weekend is going to be a bust compared to what was forecast/modeled as recently as midweek. Going to be a lot of disgruntled casuals if they didn’t check the weather for a couple days and assumed this weekend would be summery.
  20. TimB
    Of course not. From what little I’ve read from him, he seems as serious about wanting BN temps year-round as I am.
  21. TimB
    Dude, you know it’s totally something I’d do, so no offense intended.
  22. TimB
    Hopefully @Ahoff took the time to vote in this silly poll. I know it would irk him if some random upstater saw 10 90+ days, especially if we manage not to.
  23. TimB
    Nice little somewhat unexpected storm last night for those of us that were lucky enough to be in its path.
  24. TimB
    0z GFS brought back the big heat too, but mostly beyond 240.
  25. TimB
    My thought on this would be that severe wind is much more common overall than severe hail or tornadoes, so it would stand to reason that the month with the most severe wind gusts would be the month with the most severe overall, and I could see that being July.
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