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mitchnick

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  1. Bubbler, I'm flipping the channel changer and just came upon Cantori live shot in Charleston, SC. Right choice.
  2. Decided to wait and just do my daily 2.5 mile walk because...I HATE MOWING!!!!!
  3. Trying to decide whether to mow tonight or tomorrow morning. Models say no rain before late afternoon, but I don't trust that stuff in N PA.
  4. Very CFS-ish, especially the wet GL/Ohio Valley.
  5. Yep. Channel 13 was the Accuwx station in Baltimore starting in the 70's back when Accuwx was definitely better than the NWS. But I also watched the DC stations. Bob Ryan disliked snow, but did the best job explaining the meteorology of storm threats imho.
  6. I honestly have never watched a local forecast since I bought my house in 2019. Before that in MD, it was 09/10 winter.
  7. Well, if you decide to cancel, hopefully they cancel the flight.
  8. Well, I didn't consider the flight, just the hotel, since I've never flown before. I really don't like to travel.
  9. I'd cancel. 1 rainy day at the beach is OK, but unless you've got places you just have to go, e.g. a Starlight Diner, it's no fun. Lol
  10. They're about 20-25 minutes to my north and I got maybe a tenth of an inch.
  11. The thermometer is not far west from the end of a runway. Being to the west of a concrete and asphalt area of approximately 1 square mile with a SE'ler flow is going to result in some artificially warmer temps, not to mention the heat from multiple lines of revving jets waiting to take off. That's not to say it wasn't a hot summer, but BWI is a microclimate.
  12. Eps from yesterday keep the bulk of the precip along and east of I83 fwiw.
  13. You may be forgetting last summer how I kept just missing everything. I probably had about an inch in July and maybe a little more than that in August. That said, all I'm getting are a few sprinkles. It is oh so close to my south.
  14. Looks pretty consistent to me when you go back further in history. We're in a warming period. Nbd.
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