Bubbler86
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Not a lot of time this AM but the Euro precip map for a week from now is loaded. I think GFS and many 'Cane models take the Trop storm east though. -
My sarcastic remarks today were not meant to make someone change their name. Its my fault for not knowing who is who.
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Canderson has been throwing shade to all models this week, except the Hot Plate Euro, and has been right. He might be tuning up for a top prognosticator winter.
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Now you are talking. I did not want to make it sound bad but double digits or bust. Although the once a year Nimble Giant from Troeggs gets a pass at 9%.
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If someone asked me where Paweather lives I would drop the Mic and just say "I'm out" and this does not even include @pawatch who lives in a Gardentown which I originally thought was in Lancaster county but is up near Williamsport! LOL
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This sounds like a Hump Day ABV over 8% beer post. LOL.
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I wonder if the other 85 bubblers are also called Bubbles by @pasnownut
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My biggest issue is Paweather names all together. LOL Paweather1, Paweather5, Paweather.
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Get it into the realm of the Nam and let her bring it home. Drought Denter 2020!
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This board would be hoping if we had a chance of a storm moving through the DelMarVa in the winter...like the Trop Storm could potentially do.
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Ahh, nice new historical reference on your account.
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Its still a bit out in fantasy land. Not seeing how this becomes a major storm but rain producer is definitely in play.
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Hopefully I am not bothering anyone with the tropical talk but this has potential to be a drought denter for many. EC op is now in play. Weak storm but 1-3" of rain for the LSV. Here is the total accums through the storm. Much of this is from the storm itself but some is prior.
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I saw my neighbor out mowing the weeds a few days ago...the grass is all dead but stuff is still growing...and it looked like Pig-Pen. There was a cloud of dust surrounding him the whole time. Do not know how he was breathing. But yea anyone mowing now needs to move the deck up.
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Yea, some more "normal" weather with more rain. My grass is done for the season but the ponds and streams need water. I cannot imagine what @Cashtown_Coop pond looks like (the one he showed us last month). Probably like the surface of the moon.
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Yea, definitively more of a humid look vs. hot. It is humid today out here. I was at the dentist today and she had the drill out and kept have to stop to wipe her glass from condensation despite the building being conditioned. Makes me hope that they can stop wearing glasses and masks soon.
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One long stretch of tropical moisture on the ICON. Path pretty much follows just to the South and East of the stripe below.
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I keep seeing a let up in the heat when looking at LR models. The Euro has turned into the hot model and it is less on there but other stuff is suggesting 80's and 60's a lot more often. Thought I saw one panel in the 50's next week for MDT.
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Part of the new norm of our weather I guess. I worry that I missed the big snow storm craze of the few years before I got back here and am not stuck with slop storms most winters. Hopefully not.
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Keeps your hope for a record alive. Mid 60's probably would have killed it.
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NWS pretty much nailed the low here. They said 62 and it is 61.
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Yea, those things are GREAT. I love them as long as its dry out. There are actually places in Florida with those and I could never understand how that worked. Nighttime is the most humid time so it would make your house into a wet -n- wild.
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I have one of those window fans I would love to get back in and pull in some nice mid 60's air if not humid.
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The only model that has anything like that is the EC. CMC approached it one day but Friday was actually low 80's on most. I do not believe the EC shows any 60's either so its on its own from the ones I looked at. Does not mean it is wrong. EC would certainly clinch the record if true.
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Some of these GEFS tracks are moderately interesting for a potential tropical PA soaker.
