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weatherwiz

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  1. that one west of BWI is pretty wild
  2. A circle of tornado warnings around Baltimore
  3. was going to go to SE NH today too damn
  4. Looks like another year my friend and I will get zilch to chase. We've been doing the last week of May and first week of June since 2009 but starting last year we moved it to the first two weeks of June. Hoping for at least some thunder tomorrow. May have stuff over the weekend. At this point just looking for storms, severe isn't happening.
  5. This is ridiculous. With climate change these critters are going to become a problem. Pretty soon we'll be housing back widows, tarantulas, brown recluses, and those massive Australian dinner plate sized spiders. What does climate change have to do with this? Well these spiders that get brought here will be able to live in our ever warming climate. It's going to get ugly with these bugs.
  6. targeting Albany area for Thursday
  7. Well this is odd. I’m about to take the AC out of the window so I can open the casing and see what’s going on. But my girlfriend says let’s turn it in and try again. With it light out we may be able to see inside a bit better. We turn it on…and it runs smoothly with no noise lol
  8. Oh wow that's brutal. That could not have been fun at all.
  9. I am so flippin pissed. I ordered a new AC online for our bedroom the other day. Got delivered yesterday, installed it in the window. Turn it on and (I am assuming it's the fan) makes a super loud noise. Like the fan is loose or maybe its rubbing against something. I'll have to take the casing off later but I hope it isn't defective.
  10. Is this a staple of transitioning from a stronger Nino episode to a Nina? It just seems very bizarre how there is such little model-to-model and run-to-run agreement or consistency. I know this can happen during the warmer months due to convection which can throw things out of whack but I can't recall seeing it this head scratching.
  11. Actually even a bit of a "sunrise surprise" scenario across southern CT, RI, and SE MA. Some decent llvl instability with steep lapse rates and adequate shear present. Nice surge of theta-e air.
  12. A few weeks back I thought the NAM was out-to-lunch and got taken to school...this time I'm going to buy the NAM and it will probably be wrong.
  13. Wouldn't mind a decent rain tonight/tomorrow to hopefully clear out some of the pollen.
  14. I legit can't believe we're seeing something like this again
  15. Agreed, I don't think it's a true ring of fire setup. I think though temperatures would be much warmer and dewpoints much higher than you would first expect just looking at the H5 configuration.
  16. I think Kevin is in the ballpark with that statement. Pre FROPAs it could be very warm and humid given instances of riding at 850 with the ridge axis just off the coast so we would see a SW llvl flow. This is the kind of look which can be exciting in terms of thunderstorm potential. With a W/NW flow aloft and a more SW flow in the llvls.
  17. We'll see what happens. The GFS and Euro want to build substantial ridging into the West and some deep, anomalous troughing across the Ohio Valley into the Northeast. Looking at today's 12z Euro/GFS they are in pretty damn good agreement in the extended range on how the pattern evolves. Looks like both continue to highlight the PNA/EPO/Arctic teles as playing significant roles in the pattern going through June...pretty weird.
  18. I guess we can hope that heat ridge over Mexico will build north into the center of the country or perhaps even better, build into the Missouri/Ohio Valley.
  19. It's been a wild few weeks for them. I bet power outages are close to 1,000,000 now. I think Poweroutages.us updates every 15 min so I bet next update in a few min is close to 1,000,000
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