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I remember asking someone one time if they’d want a 120mph macroburst at their house and I was legit told yes. I got stuck in one in queens when seeing the pirates in I think 2009 and no way on earth I’d want that anywhere near me

It was all north earlier. Essentially skipped us it seems

Storm up near Youngstown has a pretty healthy looking cutlet. New castle really needs to watch out and over towards butler too if it holds together

Yuck. My plan always is if there is a storm rolling towards us with a hail core is park at the casino

Looks like we lucked out today

There is some stuff back in Ohio moving towards us but it’s all below severe limits. Looks like a big flood threat too in WV as there is a ton of training happening

I’m really ok with that. Some of the people on the central PA sub sound fairly nervous and that this is about as strong of a set up for tornado activity you can get. I don’t need tornadoes. Don’t need power outages. Kelp the cloud cover and limit instability here and I’m more than happy

I got like 5.5 personally

Incredibly be weird to be under a severe thunderstorm watch with no rain chances on the point and click

Man, you guys rip me for complaining about snow but the constant whining about 89 vs 90 is absurd lol

This is a question for those that know way more than me and won’t probably get answered in my sub. We have a few little cells forming near us in Pittsburgh, are those popping up off the outflow of storms in central Ohio?

I think anecdotally we’ve all kind of felt this, but what really sticks to me is the amount of times we are right on a line between snow and rain, and this is where small deviations from historical norms would have large impacts. I also feel the frequency of mid range events has drastically dropped. Clippers were fairly common when I was growing up but seem nearly non existent now. Advisory level 2-4 inch type of events also seem way rarer. We were lucky the last few years to have some larger events but if we don’t get those like last winter without the 2-4 events, clippers , and even lake effect events that would drop a couple inches I’d image we will start noticing it more

Not a ton of wind but this rain is biblical lol

Looks like the storms are going to stay north at least for awhile. The progress south is very minimal once the sun goes down I’d imagine if you have a view north you’ll see an amazing light show

If you go outside right now and have a clear view northwest you have a fairly good lighting show

This storm is going to train right over some areas in the north hills that got blasted yesterday. Imagine we see a flash flood warning very soon

Could certainly see flooding issues today if there is a repeat of yesterday. In the north hills a bunch of the creeks are pretty high so adding more storms like yesterday will cause some to spill over

Lots of flash flood warnings but no real severe activity or for that matter even a ton of lightning. Had to abandon after 14 holes at north park today but the rain coming on the 9th was a blessing. It was brutal

We’ve certainly had some unique weather recently. Long dry spell. A long period with dew points 50 and under In may and June and the least humid upper 80’s days I can remember and lows in the lower 50’s. Now the smoke.

Oh they added it but not till yesterday afternoon. it’s like when a major winter storm is modeled three days out and they basically say there is uncertainty and it’s there without discussion. Meanwhile the neighboring offices will have a novel written. though I’ll give a bit of a break this time, Ctp also had no mention, bit in general their write ups are always much more detailed

Very Smokey today. Honestly found it kind of amazing that I checked theAFD yesterdat and there was no mention of it. Only added it later in the night. given how this was obviously coming surprised it wasn’t discussed

Dude, it’s an awesome summer. 70-80 all the time? 80’s and humidity are awful

This has been one of the most incredible stretches of early summer I can remember.

I still don’t think I can remember the last time we had highs in the upper 80’s with few points in the 50’s and 40’s, or hell 30’s

Maybe climate change can turn us to a semi arid climate and have wet winters. Let’s get the flagstaff climate! 100 inches of snow, summers where dew point is always under 50