It's the only one on the block, but a nice looking tree. Unfortunately Nat Grid decided to cut some large branches away from the power lines, but very healthy. Never thought about walnut though.
Watch how the stuff in Japan (former TS now phased with trough) completely amplified pattern. Awesome stuff.
http://www.atmos.albany.edu/student/kgriffin/maps/dtpres/dtpres_npac_loop.html
Some guidance has nothing. So, would keep things a bit tempered. But late aftn evening looks good in wrn areas again. Perhaps spreading east overnight.
2005 was brutal. but this is getting out of hand, I suppose when you look upwind and the area is under water...that can only help sustain the absurdity.
It just depends on warm front location and any leftover WAA convection and debris clouds. Might last through Friday night as decent upper level support accompanies this.
Why am I attached to this? We cool and dew down early next week and then more to come later on in month. Only fly in ointment is the whole typhoon WPAC interaction which may try to sneak troughs in here at that time. Weeklies still seem rather warm from an anomaly standpoint through 9/10.