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42/39 currently, 0.40 in the rain gauge so far. All liquid.

BxEngine will be parked around the corner from you with the heat on high and the windows open. This model has that factored in

Might as well put this map too. Let’s go all in.

Maybe they could add a few more languages to the signs. It could be that these pictured future world leaders aren’t familiar with the languages that are posted.

A very noticeable change from 24 hours ago, currently 49 degrees and a wind steady around 20 mph. This time yesterday 73 degrees.

1.22 in the Davis for the event.

1.22 in the bucket for the event.

DCA -0.7 NYC -0.8 BOS -0.9 ORD -1.2 ATL + 0.9 IAH +1.4 DEN +1.7 PHX +2.5 SEA +1.3

Light showers up this way so far. 0.15 In the bucket as of now. 47/46

Currently 43/42 here with 0.17 in the bucket so far today

Radar looks light for the NYC metro area currently. Below is Upton’s thoughts. Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service New York NY 1048 AM EDT Sun Apr 26 2020 .SYNOPSIS... Low pressure impacts the region today through Monday. High pressure then briefly builds in for Tuesday. A frontal system approaches Wednesday night and will affect the region through Thursday night, and possibly the first half of Friday. && .NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 PM THIS EVENING/... Dry air in the low levels as noted on the 12Z KOKX sounding keeping precipitation light and scattered thus far. Surface dewpoint depressions are on the rise, but bulk of the precipitation remains southeast of the area. Short term CAMs are suggesting some potential for thunder later in the afternoon than originally forecast, and so updates have been made reflecting this. Surface low pressure over the Ohio Valley will track eastward today while a secondary low develops near the Mid-Atlantic coast. This low will become the primary low and track just south us tonight into Monday. Expect periods of rain today. Rain starts off mostly on the lighter side. More intense rainfall, mostly moderate, starts in the second half of this morning and lasts through the first half of the afternoon as models have trended drier in the mid levels during the late afternoon and evening hours. This moderate rainfall will coincide with the strongest thermal and llj forcing, synoptic lift from upper jet streak dynamics, and deepest moisture available as an H8 theta-e ridge shifts through. The mid-level drying casts more doubt on the chances of an afternoon thunderstorm as mid-level lapse rates steepen and elevated instability shifts through, but the strongest overall lift is exiting. Will still leave in a slight chance of thunder and the potential for at least moderate rainfall for the entire afternoon as confidence is not high enough to remove the mention completely. It`ll be breezy, particularly for coastal sections with an E-NE flow. High temperatures will be well below normal.

And next Thursday too. Pretty wet 7 day QPF map.

Same here, the furry little rodents hit my tomatoes too. Then the friggin birds hit the blue and raspberries.

Agree with the clearing from my location. Never cleared out, moderate rain with no wind occurring currently. 49/46

Agree, I will be definitely concerning to go to beaches, sporting events, concerts etc. when things finally open up. What will be the new norm. We’ll see.

Not too bad, small place that can fit about 30-40 people. Weeknights are better no rif-raf

A bunch of the mom and pop restaurants and local bars are closed. Hope it won’t be long so they can reopen before they hit the point of no return. A buddy of mine owns a small tavern and is closed, he is back driving trucks. Down to 36 and some white rain mixing in.

All liquid here 37 currently.

That’s if they don’t beat you to the rabbits. Plenty of snowshoes here, Chinese takeout place closed the last couple of weeks due to the virus.

How much for Philly

Just got power back up, it was down for about an hour and a half. A little lull in the winds currently. Winds were sustained around 20 mph had frequent gusts in the 40’s. Highest gust recorded on the Davis so far is 48. 63/57

Their discussion for our area below, Virginia through central and eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey... Have expanded the SLGT risk farther north into this region. Areas of rain and thunderstorms will likely be ongoing north of a warm front from PA and NJ into southern New England. This activity will shift northeast during the morning allowing modest destabilization to occur in the pre-frontal warm sector with MLCAPE from 400-800 J/kg. Storms are expected to redevelop along cold front and in association with deeper forcing accompanying the northeast-ejecting shortwave trough. Wind profiles with 50+ kt effective bulk shear along with large 0-1 km hodographs will promote a threat for organized storms including supercells capable of damaging wind and a couple of tornadoes.