Gravity Wave
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November 2019 also had a historic arctic outbreak in mid-month. I forget how much it moderated by Thanksgiving.
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The Feb 5 storm probably wouldn't have been had it been able to make it further north.
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I think we'll take our chances with strong blocking at the risk of some 2/5/10 or 1/13/19 style misses. You'd have to think one storm would get far enough north to slam us.
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Pouring here again. Visibility down to barely half a mile.- 886 replies
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Yup, 4.2" total for the event so far. The models were right (except the super wacky 12/18z HRRR runs from yesterday).
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Starting to wonder if New Jersey might just liquefy and melt away into the Atlantic.
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Insane monsoon conditions half an hour ago in Midtown. Heaviest rain I've seen since Ida and very loud thunder.
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Hurricane still there on the 12z GFS.
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Right now this summer has a shot to be our most pleasant since 2009. The CFS weeklies say the heat will return for the last third of the month so we'll see.
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HRRR says yes, although in a significantly weakened state.
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My only comment on energy policy is that the continued aversion to nuclear power among large swathes of both environmentalists and the population at large is extremely frustrating.
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If this was winter the meltdown here would be absolutely epic.
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Could the high dews forecast for early July prop up overnight lows enough to compensate for BN highs?
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I didn't notice any smell walking home today around 6:00, but I just stepped out onto the balcony and the smoke smell was very apparent. Wild stuff.
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Our peak severe season is half gone and there are no threats on the horizon. I'm not gonna complain about the lack of heat/humidity but it would have been nice to sneak an event in somewhere.
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Late May-mid June has historically been the best severe window for the northern mid-Atlantic, at least for areas away from the immediate coast.
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Along with things being wetter in general in recent years, it seems we're developing a habit of ending what dry spells we still get with huge rain events.
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Yeah, it's pouring here and the radar looks very unimpressive.
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It's a million times better than the subtropical garbage we're going to get in July and August.
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It definitely feels that way. What's interesting is that most of these stronger recent tornadoes didn't come as part of major severe outbreaks; they were on days where there weren't widespread severe storms. It would be interesting to see what happens if we could get a more large-scale event in the area.
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There was plenty of cold in the West.
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We dry.
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Everyone was saying how tired they were of cool springs, well here you go!
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I'd settle for anything below 65, that used to be possible during the summer.
