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frd

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  1. I am not enthused by the looks of things on radar, but hopefully this is reverse thought process and I get hit hard.
  2. The Med sea marine heatwave is nuts !
  3. Could use the rain since the last few days have not been great in the rainfall department. Storms are starting to fire in the far Western areas, however, with recent episodes of radar trickery and storms going poof and splitting I will take the same approach as in winter, don't measure the rain until its in the gauge.
  4. Surf zone ocean temps continue to warm. Many locations are at 75 to 76 degrees F. I think we might hit 78 to 80 degrees by early to mid August.
  5. The next three days provides the majority of the WPC's 7 day rainfall totals. Here is the day 1 to 3 rainfall outlook. Very robust prediction for excessive rainfall in our area.
  6. Big rainfall winners in Delaware goes to areas far to my South and SSW. To my SSW Marydel, Hourglass and Chapeltown with near 2.5 to 3 inches. Meanwhile at my hood .17 and the rain area is moving away now, sorry flood watch. I think @CAPE must have done well when all is said and done.
  7. So far its been rather blah. Seems that the rainfall area is speeding up possibly and also weakening. Many areas to my South and SW did well. I thought earlier today this event would destroy my garden with flooding, but by the looks of it on radar at this time I am worrying less now.
  8. Rain just starting here, with a strong smell of smoke in the air. Have no idea why that is, unless someone is burning yardwaste.
  9. Point of view is the epicenter of the heaviest rains at this time, slowly moving ENE, but honestly hard to get a perfect idea of motion as it spirals. Soon the heavens will open up on the Eastern Shore.
  10. Appears to be pushing up against the Bermuda High,
  11. Cape May, N.J. has the same dew point as Key West and Miami Beach currently at 78. Scanning up and down the East Coast 78 DP was the highest I could find presently.
  12. Dew point still increasing at 77 My dog has a hard time with this type of humid weather, even at 6:30 AM on our walk. Difficult to cool off.
  13. Huge increase in rainfall from the WPC in its afternoon update today. Dry periods do not last long.
  14. Will be interesting to watch.
  15. Interesting, thought it be higher up my way.
  16. Convection and showers already moving North in the Southern most extent of the area.
  17. Nice spiral to the South. The seasonal models that had a small area of above normal preceip in the Northern Mid Atlantic are looking good so far. Also, home grown activity is already scoring as the Western Atlantic is very warm, thankfully not as warm as the marine heatwave in the Mediterranean Sea. https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/sector_band.php?sat=G19&sector=ne&band=GEOCOLOR&length=24
  18. Afternoon update from the WPC ramps up the rainfall along the East Coast WPC snippet Showers and thunderstorms are expected to be focused in proximity to progressive cold fronts, stalled boundaries and round the upper high in the Southern Rockies. The wavy front into the eastern U.S. may be a focus for heavier rain and thunderstorms. This includes areas from the Corn Belt into the Midwest and Ohio Valley, Appalachians, Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast.
  19. 84 here with a dew point of 56, feels so much better than yesterday. Low tonight is forecasted to be 61 .
  20. WPC beefing up rainfall potential days 6 AND 7
  21. WPC shows the low pressure in the SE moving just offshore with very heavy rainfall.
  22. Appears the heat dome builds further West this time. Not as extreme here.
  23. Clearing line reaching DC and moving East. However, dew points are still rather high even at locations far to the West of DC.
  24. .75 here last 24 hours but those two areas to my SW and South have scored with over 1.50 and 2 inches. Bethany Beach with over 4.9 inches of rain this week. Will add to that today and the final push of convection moves East and then offshore.
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