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Eskimo Joe

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    Reisterstown, MD

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  1. Wow heads up Elizabeth, NJ! 78kts on Mt Holly radar!
  2. Large outflow boundary evident on Mt. Holly radar. Storms may be struggling to maintain updrsfts outside the higher terrain.
  3. Yea these cells ran through Carbon County and there's legit wind damage coming out of it. Now 75 kts on Mt. Holly radar near MPO.
  4. Weather is serious bizness. Details at 5,6, and 11.
  5. Looking at MD mesonet, AWOS/ASOS, and the reliably sited CWOP sites had made it clear the Chesapeake Bay added a few degrees to the humidity. It's always amusing to see some of the national mets look at our heat index and dewpoints in Maryland and go "no way".
  6. 99.4° for a high in Reisterstown
  7. Mt. Holly radar indicating 65-75kt winds on those storms running through I-81 in PA. If they can manage to congeal into a line and get a cold pool behind them, watch out N NJ/NYC.
  8. Williamsport (IPT) tied it's record high of 100° today.
  9. We've also observed some pm 2.5 increases this evening from a variety of sources. It's almost like there's a little layer of this stuff sloshing around within the metros.
  10. Our AQ folks are concerned about the increased number of fireworks in DC combining with increasing pooling of low level moisture from convection. Combine that with the nocturnal boundary layer and it's a recipe for Code Purple inside the beltway.
  11. Fireworks. PM 2.5 gonna be lit tomorrow evening.
  12. My Cooperative Observation site (RSTM2) is making a run to 99° for the second day in a row.
  13. Looks like MRB had some kind of equipment failure.
  14. Looks like little to no sea breeze down the jersey shore. Growing up we were near 2nd & Corinthian St in Ocean City. Only once, in 1995, did we have it where the sea breeze failed to even get halfway through the island.
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