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You were correct ! A Flash Flood Warning was issued here last night and early morning. Training cells for almost an hour. 1.42 of rain here. 3 inches for the month so far. Pattern looks active later in the week. WPC https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/hpcdiscussions.php?disc=pmdepd
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and Flood Watches. A bust here so far in terms of rainfall. I understand how @CAPE feels.
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I am postponing overseeding till the middle of Sept., maybe by then we get some Nino connection. I work and therefore can not manually water the lawn. I hope we dont repeat last Sept., and October when soil moisture hit very low levels of near 17 %
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Where the F is Nino ?
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This is pathetic for the Eastern areas.
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Who will be correct?
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Heat ?
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Nothing new here, summer seems to hang on in these parts until early October, last October I believe the cooler weather might have arrived a bit sooner, I know it was very dry though. https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-forecasts/fall-forecast-2026-summer-warmth-may-linger-as-el-nino-intensifies/1915201 Where will fall feel the warmest? September may feel more like an extension of summer across parts of the country, especially in the mid-Atlantic and southeastern U.S., where the above-average temperatures will be paired with high humidity and warm nights. It may not be until October before the first intrusions of chilly air arrive in the north-central Plains, Great Lakes and Northeast, but these cold outbreaks are not expected to be long-lasting. Worsening drought could also contribute to the warmth, including in the mid-Atlantic, interior Northwest and across the Rockies, where there are pockets of extreme to exceptional drought. The same dry pattern may also keep wildfire danger elevated into early fall, resulting in episodes of smoky conditions downwind of large blazes.
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Certain areas have improved,but not all areas have been as lucky. Hopefully, the Fall and Winter months will be much above normal precip helping to replenish the water tables and eliminating the drought.
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Was in the garden weeding and picking some veggies. When it was time to come back in I could not remove my t shirt, it was totally wet. Disgusting !
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Hmm, not sure. I go to North Wildwood NJ. because the waves are better, versus Dewey Beach and the Inlet here in Delaware. I did hear there were jelly fish at some Delaware beaches, but I have not heard about any at the lower Southern NJ beaches such as Cape May, the Wildwoods and Stone Harbor. I believe Delaware beaches are more prone to stinging jelly fish due to the effects of the Delaware Bay incubator effect. Also, North Wildwood is more exposed to open water and more active currents lessening stinging jelly swarms. The Cheasapeake Bay might be responsible for more jelly fish activity on the MD beaches due to salinity this year because of the drought, calmer surf and warmer temps in the Chessy .
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.55 of rain here. Grass and plants are very happy ! Sure better than last night's miss.
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Finally something might form and get near the Islands, then head out to sea, but at least it can send some swells to the nearby beaches for surfing. Wave energy has been lacking so far this season here and along the East Coast.
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Machine Learning is very pumped for 8/11 and 8/12 severe potential in our area, then things get eventually drier, cooler and less humid.
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Storms seem to be getting stronger in NE Maryland as they move East.
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SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH OUTLINE UPDATE FOR WS 543 NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK 110 PM EDT SAT AUG 8 2026 SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH 543 IS IN EFFECT UNTIL 600 PM EDT FOR THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS DEC001-003-005-082200- /O.NEW.KWNS.SV.A.0543.260808T1710Z-260808T2200Z/ DE . DELAWARE COUNTIES INCLUDED ARE KENT NEW CASTLE SUSSEX $$
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Here we go again https://x.com/TylerSebreezy/status/2085521744992047216 Tyler Sebree @TylerSebreezy The NSSL machine-learning severe probabilities for the next 2 weeks. Certainly adds credence to the severe weather potential over the next 5-6 days across the Midwest, Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic, & Northeast. Storm clusters with wind damage are the most likely risk.
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Interesting
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He did not post it, and I was lazy to dig further. My bad.
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Dewpoint 76 Current conditions at Wilmington Airport (KILG) Lat: 39.67°NLon: 75.61°WElev: 72ft. Partly Cloudy 88°F 31°C Humidity 68% Wind Speed SW 8 mph Barometer 30.14 in (1020.5 mb) Dewpoint 76°F (24°C) Visibility 10.00 mi Heat Index 99°F (37°C) Last update 6 Aug 11:51 am EDT
