CoastalWx

It’s a COC weekend for ACATT. For 99.5% of everyone else it’s kind of meh, but at least Sunday looks ok. Saturday might be decent inside 495.

Will make a quarter inch anyways.

At least we can watch the OV get their 25th derecho of the season. Wiz, get a new hobby.

Well can’t even get .25” . Webbed hands and his sack all over my face.

Kind of failed

Of Course i caught the weakest part and it lasted 30 seconds.

Glorious downpours

Meh weakened and missed mostly north but .15” anyways. Hopefully some more.

At least it’s raining

It’s funny how bad we are at convection.

BGM didn’t even hit 70 today. So that kills Kevin’s argument.

That’s not true I just explained why. They had storms in a WAA pattern despite SE winds. Now stein.

Models had decent dynamics with warm air advection generating storms over us a day ago, but now it seems to be diving more into PA and SE NY where better instability is. This is the theme all season.

No, beer?

Nothing to do with that

Fucked again

Another stein coming

Models trying to stein

This is especially true July and August. June in recent summers has had tendencies of HP up that way and cooler weather.

I’m not sure I see it that way. Our humid summers were a result of Bermuda highs and ridging off the east coast. That leads to srly flow. High pressure in SE Canada is not conducive to that here.

It’s amazing, everyone getting fun and damaging weather except New England. Another big SVR day from NYC to DE last evening. Unreal.

Why can’t we get that?

Imagine sucking up to Putin regarding the Ukraine/Russia war and then Putin supports Iran. What an administration we have.

Even today, look at the models. Whether it's 850 Td or theta-e...just gets cut off near NYC. That is one thing I have noticed.

At least your area had July 4th. There has been nothing river east and even over most of NNE. People are asking why the pattern has been more S and W of New England. I'll include SW CT. If I go by memory, it seems like we've had a lot of W-NW flow and this low to mid level theta-e boundary over the OH valley and at times pushing into the NYC area. So while we had some warm and humid days, the real juice has been more to the SW. Storms love higher theta-e and it can't push far to the northeast if the flow is NW-SE. We never really had a ridge flex into New England....it's been to our southwest.