Kay
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these hail reports are interesting...and I'm annoyed, I was distracted by work stuff during the storm and did not manage to visually check out what I assumed were large, loud drops
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Nice thundershower earlier. Came down heavy, picked up an inch. Couple decent house-shakers.
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lots of dimensions to this whole discussion but just gonna weigh in on one thing: converting snow days to virtual learning days is sad
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81/60 beautiful day
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0.60" here Agreed on the great weather weekend. Primo night-time walk weather. The insect chorus is changing, taking on that early fall sound...
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It's fun when you find out someone is a weather geek. I was wrapping up a vet visit Th eve just as storms were coming through. Was invited to hunker, got chatting with one of the vets, and before you knew it we were slinging terms, ykwim kinda checking to see if the other got it, then just fully confessing to weenie-ness then she took out her phone and showed me 'incoming' pics from the parking lot
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.30" here yesterday.
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good one: "thresholdy" By late morning/early afternoon Friday, a cold front may drop down from the northwest and usher in the next chance for a few strong to even severe thunderstorms for the area. Instability parameters are thresholdy at this point, but we`ll continue to monitor the latest for any potential significant forecast adjustments needed. breezy this morning, gusting ~15-20 mph
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I think your rollercoaster cred cancels all of that other stuff out
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activity to the W is making for a spooky sunset
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omg I think I have a vague memory of that t-shirt! yes, I am #oneoftheolds I wish it were different, but I can't handle rollercoasters. It's a little weird bc I've really enjoyed motorcycles, even going so far as learning to ride...tho only did sparsely over a year or two so before deciding it was insane. Also not a fan of flying. So it's prob not the speed but that feeling in your stomach - that people who love rollercoasters must love!
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Time to pack up the truck and see if we have better luck in California
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I always wonder why obs from KAPG asos/awos are so sporadic. KMTN is solid so that's nice. Sure this is a burning question for many
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Yup! High of 94 today. The outflow was impressive here too!
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What Kmlwx said. Clearly Artscape weekend was chosen by a non weather weenie I hadn't been in a long time even before covid but it was so classic for being miserable. Didn't realize till now it will be in Sept when it returns. eta high 93, 88 now, nearby pws
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92/77 periods of clouds/sun
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Dang, long ride for today. 91/77 currently at nearest pws after a high of 93
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this may get me kicked off the forum but...there is only so much worrying it is worth it to do about your lawn (if you have one). If you feel like striving toward an amazing/perfect lawn, do it and enjoy the results! But if it stresses you out, and it can, year after year, just take care of it within reason...life is finite. You don't want to be a bad neighbor about it, but you also don't need to win a prize. It's just grass. It's been nice posting with you all (runs away)!
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2022 Mid-Atlantic Severe Wx Thread (General Discussion Etc)
Kay replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
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Just got STW, getting dark... eta wrong thread oh well..
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back to last weekend's AFDs chat...I never knew WOODY!'s real name, mystery solved I still remember when he retired and wrote his last AFD he mentioned something like 'I'm sure records must be kept for this' and I can't remember what 'this' was anymore but I respected that it was his last week and he couldn't be bothered to look it up the sort of trivia I count on this board for and anyone else would think I'm insane
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I could banter here too for a banter trifecta but instead: ~half inch so far
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YES!! LOL. Couldn't decide between reality/scripted. So much potential.
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2022 Mid-Atlantic Severe Wx Thread (General Discussion Etc)
Kay replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
Haha. I'd love to read some of those, didn't start till the 00s. AFDs were (are) a huge part of teaching myself about weather. Hit the glossary links and googled stuff etc. I still think they can be entertaining. I religiously read Tides/Coastal Flooding. Aviation is often a good synopsis, too. However -- I do really miss WOODY! I could tell his writing style in a sentence or less
