LanghorneSnow

Is the moisture on land for this storm? Wouldn’t that be important for sampling? Shouldn’t we wait to see how the moisture phases before buying any model prediction? And shouldn’t we wait to see how strong the high is before going full-hog? When would we have a good understanding of the strength of the high? I’m genuinely asking, so please don’t read this with any tone other than curiosity. It just seems that there is a lot of potential excitement, but, to me, there are a lot of questions. Whatever you all can offer, please do. I genuinely enjoy learning with each event as the discussion unfolds.

Okay, now you post a pic of yourself, and we can all compare. now, back to the weather!

First of all, congrats. That’s awesome! second of all, every anniversary, my wife likes to remind me that the only time in the last 12 years that it rained on our wedding date was our actual wedding day. It rains, it rains. You’ll figure it out and enjoy the moment regardless.

Temp may be 77, but add in the 1000% humidity at the moment, and I’m certain the “real feel” is much higher.

It’s summer, lawns go dormant. Perfectly normal.

Warnings are going up for this line.

Had a cell set up right over me…then it just kept feeding itself. Thought it was going to be a quick hit, and it turned into 30 minutes of very heavy rain. If that’s a prelude to tonight, it’s an unsettling one.

Flood watch is for tomorrow.

That storm was showing a lot of hail via radar. Interested to hear if that held together. I hope it’s not anything too heavy for you!