"Super" is hyperbolic. Just like monstrous, Ludicrous, or 'Godzilla' Nino. Social media silliness.
Official categories for strength of Nina/Nino events are- weak, moderate, strong , and very strong.
Looks the like ocean/bay breeze boundary is losing its oomph. Those storms will probably weaken and dissipate as they did over here. Need another trigger.
Interpret it literally- there is an 80% chance you will get some rain- and a 20% chance you won't. Should you get some rain, amounts between a quarter and a half inch are possible.
Flood Watch. Over here just to my SW there is a Flash Flood Warning, but no flood watch is in effect. See the difference?
Anyway, see how things evolve this evening. It will not be widespread- almost never is in these setups- but decent chance places within the watch area will need a flash flood warning.
Sitting at 0.95" here.
With the extreme drought and given the near ideal setup for heavy rain, anything less than another half to one inch would be disappointing.
GEFS and GEPS keep the ridge out west and have average to even slightly below avg temps.
EPS expands/shifts it towards the central US, but temps in the east look pretty typical for mid July.
Got some action developing along a boundary moving westward from the ocean/DE bay. A cell just north and more developing just south(typical lol) Looking like some northward movement. We shall see. Hearing thunder now.
Radar looks exactly like the last time we had a multi-day threat and I ended up with less than a tenth total- action going north, action going south and nothing happening in between lol. Comical at this point. Maybe tomorrow, or the next day will deliver Might get some leftover sprinkles later as the stuff west of DC dies off moving east.
Still low key kind of rooting for exceptional drought category. Why not at this point?
92 and gross outside.