wxmeddler

The only thing I saw today was remotely interesting / impressive was the straight line wind damage near Buckeystown in Frederick Co. Line of power poles down (though there is reason to believe they were poorly inserted / already leaning) and some small pines that were snapped.

About a half an inch thus far... Thunder has been good.

I was just noticing that... the radar estimations tonight... did not do great! Overcooked in a lot of places. Anyway... about 2/3" of an inch here. .4" of which fell in about 10 minutes.

For anyone interested, here is the official notifications for the ending of the NAM and friends. https://www.weather.gov/media/notification/pdf_2026/scn26-47_Retirement_of_NAM_SREF_HREF_HiresW_NAM_MOS.pdf And the starting of the RRFS/REFS https://www.weather.gov/media/notification/pdf_2026/scn26-48_RRFS_and_REFS_Implementation.pdf

People in here who complain that "it's too windy here" haven't lived in actually windy places. 10-15 mph is perfect in the summer.

Careful what you wish for.... I got clipped by the pop-up shower around 1:30p. Got a whopping 0.02" out of it!

Matt is correct about it being an upcoming feature although you can submit a data request here. We send it to you in a CSV file.

uggghhhhh

This looks like Murren...

Please no

Beautiful Morning. Couldn't ask for better.

Back Door Cold Front... Northeast Marine Layer.... Ocean Wedge... whatever you want to call it.

Climatologically, our peak BDCF season is March & April, so it's not surprising.

#wedge

I got poured on. Overflowed my large rain barrel faster than I expected.