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  1. hazwoper
    That is not a sleet storm setup with a low riding to the south
  2. hazwoper
    No one….I mean NO ONE talking about the 18Z GFS?!
  3. hazwoper
    0Z CMC is intriguing for the end of its run
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  5. hazwoper
    Question all here: Does a Hurricane or Tropical storm lose its name once it is downgraded to a depression and/or extra tropical cyclone? If so, does NOAA have this documented somewhere? This is an insurance related question. TIA
  6. hazwoper
    Crazy and honestly worse than even I expected. I don’t have a gauge, but looking at surrounding reports I have to be over 9” here. Amazing system!
  7. hazwoper
    The sky when that initial push with all the rotation in Bucks County was something to behold. I’ve seen anytime it! Rotation everywhere!
  8. hazwoper
    It was like there here around Foulestown/Newtown for several hours
  9. hazwoper
    Tornado heading north just on other side of Burlington Bristol Bridge earlier
  10. hazwoper
    Blizzard get on this one too. LOL
  11. hazwoper
    Is this verifiable? Looks more like Kansas
  12. hazwoper
    a lot more still to come. Those storms below DC to Richmond will, based on models, continue to build as the head north.
  13. hazwoper
    I’m under a flash flood warning now
  14. hazwoper
    I am in Wrightstown and those cells over us (the ones you mentioned) had some crazy rotation visually but nothing dropped out.
  15. hazwoper
    seeing some rotation on radar. Multiple
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  18. hazwoper
    I do agree that the TOR outlook has certainly picked up, if it wasn't already pretty high to begin with.
  19. hazwoper
    HRRR has 5" for you in 3 hours
  20. hazwoper
    15Z HRRR prints out 3-4" in the city in 3 hours. No flash flood threat here.
  21. hazwoper
    Meh...Iceman says the risk is greatly diminished. We're good, but thanks WPC.
  22. hazwoper
    The flash flood threat in SEPA has NOT diminished. My god what are you looking at?
  23. hazwoper
    The "high risk" is for excessive rainfall that can lead to flash flooding. While the areas north look to receive a bit more in the way of total precip, the precip rates in SEPA will be MUCH higher as they occur over a much shorter time frame. Thus....high risk for flash flooding
  24. hazwoper
    Ahhh….yeah!
  25. hazwoper
    Winds out of the SW in Laplace should help push the lake water out.
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