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  1. Hurricane Agnes
    I noticed some of the 6z models (GFS, NAM, Icon) are basically showing the remnant Low running through or just south of Philly throwing a lot of moisture north but still filling in over Philly metro. They were showing western and central PA getting the hit first before it spreads east.
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    Stratus is lifting here now this morning and the sun is emerging. Looks like my low was 73. Currently partly cloudy and 75 with dp 73.
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    NHC 8 am EDT Update (now down to 45 mph, slowed to 8 mph, pressure gradually rising and at 993) - The SE ridge needs to shunt it up to the cold front in order for it to get sucked onto the highway to here. Otherwise it is crawling along at 8 mph and just pouring rain on those folks.
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    Flash Flood Watch lofted for the CWA -
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    Mt. Holly retweet of WPC's Day 3 (a rare "moderate risk") for excessive rain - SPC has the southern 1/3rd of the CWA under a "marginal risk" for severe -
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    NWS 5 am EDT Advisory (downgraded to a TS, 60 mph, 990 mb, 8 mph) - With all the power in the New Orleans metro area out, KLIX is down.
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    NWS 2 am EDT update (has weakened to a Cat 1 at 75 mph, 972 mb, and moving N at 9 mph) -
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    NHC 9 pm EDT update (continues to weaken with sustained @115 mph, pressure 947 mb, and slowing to 9 mph) -
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    NHC 8pm Intermediary Advisory (continues to weaken and down to 120 mph & 944 mb, forward motion unchanged) -
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    NHC 7 pm EDT update (weakened to a Cat 3 125 mph, 941 mb, 10 mph NW) -
  11. Hurricane Agnes
    It's coming.
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    NWS 6 pm EDT update (no change in speed, direction, pressure) -
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    NWS MARFC calling for 4" in Central PA through Wednesday (am guessing we will get the bulk of ours that night into Thursday) -
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    Looks like 81 was my high today when the sun popped out (after a low of 66) and then the sun self-destructed and it's been overcast much of the rest of the afternoon. Currently 78 with the dp back up again at 72.
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    NHC 5 pm Advisory (still Cat 4, but minimal, slowed to 10 mph and near steady at 938 mb) -
  16. Hurricane Agnes
    When it first made landfall, it looked like it was rolling like a bowling bowl almost due W or WNW but then it looked like it hit a "wall" and is drifting now more to the NW again. It's been 4 hours since landfall and it is still a minimal Cat 4 @ 130 mph.
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    NHC 4 pm EDT Update to Advisory - WPC D3 -
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    Flood assessment - Updated cone -
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    Current cone -
  20. Hurricane Agnes
    Landfall @ 12:55 pm EDT -
  21. Hurricane Agnes
    Video of inside the eye -
  22. Hurricane Agnes
    NHC 11 am update (slows to 13 mph NW, pressure 933, winds steady at 150 mph)
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  24. Hurricane Agnes
    The eye looks like it has cleared quite a bit compared to earlier.
  25. Hurricane Agnes
    Yeah. I know some spots were in rain holes due to the scattered nature of the pop-ups the past couple days, but with the antecedent Henri rainfall and any place where pop-ups were slow-moving (or not moving and just rained themselves out), another couple inches will just send the creeks and even some of the larger rivers into overdrive. One difference though is that we won't have a Full Moon at the time of approach. The next New Moon is September 6th when this should be long gone. But depending on where the center tracks, parts of the CWA may end up on the right front quadrant. ETA - I went on and started a thread on it.
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