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14 hours ago, Itstrainingtime said:

@sauss06 - go O's! I was thinking about you today. I hope you and your daughter had a great time together. :)

We were at Saturdays game, turned out a perfect day.  And we were treated to a great ball game. I don't drink much any more, but beers taste pretty good at baseball games :sizzle:

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The 6 hr forecast here goes between nothing and 2". Each has verified and have had their inverse verify. There is no radar in Puerto Vallarta. Only is satellite. Everyone here just accepts that it's either going to rain nothing or rain 2 in in an hour and there isn't anything anyone can ever forecast and do anything about it it's kind of great

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30 minutes ago, Jns2183 said:

The 6 hr forecast here goes between nothing and 2". Each has verified and have had their inverse verify. There is no radar in Puerto Vallarta. Only is satellite. Everyone here just accepts that it's either going to rain nothing or rain 2 in in an hour and there isn't anything anyone can ever forecast and do anything about it it's kind of great

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I had to pay a cop $75 to avoid a Mexican jail cell there my senior year of HS. Corrupt prick, he was. 

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Scattered thunderstorm development will be possible along/ahead of
   the front from the Carolinas/Mid Atlantic into New England during
   the afternoon. Wind fields will generally be stronger with northward
   extent. Depending on the extent of destabilization, supercells and
   organized clusters will be possible across parts of New England and perhaps the northern Mid Atlantic, which would pose some threat of
   all severe hazards. Farther south into the southern Mid Atlantic and
   Carolinas, deep-layer shear will be weaker, but favorable low-level
   moisture, strong buoyancy, and modest midlevel southwesterlies will
   support outflow-driven clusters capable of damaging winds and
   possibly some hail. The organized severe threat will tend to decrease with southwestward
   extent, due to weaker deep-layer flow. However, favorable low-level
   moisture and buoyancy could support a few strong to locally severe
   storms along the trailing cold front into parts of the Southeast
   during the late afternoon and evening
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2 hours ago, Yardstickgozinya said:

 

Screenshot_20250617_065158_Chrome.thumb.jpg.984293c651fcebc751799ae55fafe893.jpg

Scattered thunderstorm development will be possible along/ahead of
   the front from the Carolinas/Mid Atlantic into New England during
   the afternoon. Wind fields will generally be stronger with northward
   extent. Depending on the extent of destabilization, supercells and
   organized clusters will be possible across parts of New England and perhaps the northern Mid Atlantic, which would pose some threat of
   all severe hazards. Farther south into the southern Mid Atlantic and
   Carolinas, deep-layer shear will be weaker, but favorable low-level
   moisture, strong buoyancy, and modest midlevel southwesterlies will
   support outflow-driven clusters capable of damaging winds and
   possibly some hail. The organized severe threat will tend to decrease with southwestward
   extent, due to weaker deep-layer flow. However, favorable low-level
   moisture and buoyancy could support a few strong to locally severe
   storms along the trailing cold front into parts of the Southeast
   during the late afternoon and evening

The Slight risk was actually expanded WEST compared to yesterday's map. 

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