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  1. 8 minutes ago, Mailman said:

    Guess it's going to get fairly warm after the remnants of Barry roll through.  Personally, I think a bigger deal is being made out of it than need be.  But hey.. I like it when people are talking about the weather.

    They way they have whiffed on this thing. I get this strange feeling one of those training bands is going to sit right on Johnstown.

  2. 6 hours ago, canderson said:

    Growing up in Dallas everyone talked about the summer of 1980 and how it was just relentless heat. Every July day was 100+ and that summer Dallas had 28 days above 105. I was born in 81 so just missed out!

    In the early 90s we had some terrible summers where we would always get a string of 103+ days but it'd be broken up by mid 90s.

    2011 was a brutal Texas summer too but nothing will top 1980 in Dallas. 

    I was 17 at the time and it was BRUTAL!!!!

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  3. 47 minutes ago, canderson said:

    Never. Ever. I don't do cults. Little brother has lots of issues. 

    Yeah they have issues and they got dumped on us. It took 7 OT's to beat us, with along some shady SEC officiating. You would have thought they won the National Championship. I'm looking forward to Sept 7th @ 40 Acres

     

     

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  4. 1 hour ago, Flatheadsickness said:

    Then you will love this Mr. Atom I may have to break out the Cookies and Chem Dawg cross for this one.

     

     

    Multiple ingredients are present Thursday afternoon and evening for a rather significant severe storm outbreak with numerous fast-moving supercells and mini bow echoes within short TSRA lines. SPC upgraded the previous Slight Risk for Day 2 to an Enhanced Risk for much of our CWA. This upgrades seems warranted as llvl directional shear is impressive and strong leading to broad-loop hodographs and the base of 50kt westerly and WNW winds only around 5KFT agl during the mid afternoon to early evening hours Thursday. This is a classic supercell and potential large hail-producing environment as storm relative inflow/updraft helicity will be unusually high INVOF sfc warm front/lee trough across Ncent PA and the Susq Valley during the afternoon hours. Low LCLs under 3000 FT AGL covering much of Central and Eastern PA and strong LLVL shear will lead to 0-1km EHIs of 2-4(m^2/sec^2) near the warm front/lee trough over the central and eastern zones between 21Z Thu and 00Z Fri. The threat of several tornado-producing supercells will occur across this same region from mid afternoon to around dusk. In addition to the anticipated hail and isolated tornado threat, the supercells and their strong updrafts will occasionally collapse into fast moving mini bow/spearhead echoes that have the potential for producing localized, straight line winds in excess of 75 mph and swaths of wind damage. Storm total QPF will likely average between 3 and 6 tenths of an inch given the fast storm motion. Localized one inch amounts are possible where two or more TSRA occur. In the wake of the Thursday`s active weather, a slightly cooler and drier day is in store for Friday. By Saturday the humidity will begin to return along with a chance of mainly diurnal showers/storms. as a weak shortwave once again races over the top of the eastern ridge. We look to get a break on Sunday as the 12Z models show a mainly dry day, but by the Monday-Tuesday timeframe more showers become possible as we stay in fast flow aloft near the top of the subtropical ridge.

    Someone has been to DC

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