IrishRob17

Yes, showers/thunderstorm remnants were expected, the specific loations were to be determined.

Thinking about work bullshit woke me up at 4. Gonna be almost as longgggg a day

.20" total here.

@gravityloverI'm you saw the big shift south on the models, looking dry now.

The trend doesn't seem to be your friend if you want completely dry but it doesn't look like a wash out either as of now anyway

https://partnerservices.nws.noaa.gov/products/cache/174-2026/PNSOKX/eeeb3abe685ed84229687420768546b6

1.01"

.59

NAM and its replacement

Yesterday just added to the collection of sticks and branch tips with under 10 leaves.

Raked the yard two weeks ago after the storm blew through and I think there's more debris down now from the wind Thursday than there was after that storm.

The sun angle today is the same as 6/24...

My yard is a damn disaster again and this time is not from a thunderstorm passing through.

Congrats on the Wind Advisory and Torando Watch in Bolton Landing.

The information is always out there. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1otlk.html

https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md1146.html Mesoscale Discussion 1146 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 0522 PM CDT Sun Jun 14 2026 Areas affected...Parts of the Mid Atlantic Concerning...Severe Thunderstorm Watch 335... Valid 142222Z - 150015Z The severe weather threat for Severe Thunderstorm Watch 335 continues. SUMMARY...The damaging-wind threat may increase into this evening. Additional watch issuance is probable. DISCUSSION...Widely scattered strong storms are ongoing early this evening from south-central VA into western MD and eastern PA. Moderate buoyancy resides across parts of VA/MD, within a very warm/moist environment, while continued low-level moisture transport may allow for some additional destabilization with time into NJ and eastern PA. Effective shear of 30-40 kt will continue to support potential for organized convection, and an increase in storm coverage is expected as a midlevel shortwave trough approaches the region from the Ohio Valley. Ongoing semi-discrete convection will pose a threat of damaging wind and perhaps marginal hail, and a brief tornado cannot be ruled out. The anticipated increase in storm coverage could lead to modest upscale growth and one or more localized swaths of damaging wind through the evening. Additional watch issuance is probable to the northeast of WW 335 in response to these threats.

Was talking to a few of the neighbors today, we are all over the severe thunderstorms in these parts.

Thursday could be an interesting day in these parts.

.45" including .10" last night.

Just a couple large branches down in this neck of the woods, as opposed to a number of trees last Saturday evening.

This storm had some gusts and then a gully washer, booming thunder.

I didn't know that MJO812 golfed.

Another discussion, likely a watch is coming for some: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md1096.html

SPC discussion is out: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md1091.html

LOL! Yeah, I can get quite the range in temps between my house on the top of the hill where the parking lots are. I've driven through the inversion in the middle of the hill many times over the years.