Stormlover74
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In south plainfield pretty good downpour but not much else
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Another cell just popped
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No I didn't see that. Where can it be accessed?
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Its already wrong. Doesn't have the complex by Harrisburg It does have something but quickly dies out
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Rrfs does have some storms around 8pm but fairly isolated
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I think the initial line collapsed and reformed to your east
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Yeah managed to keep power this time but alot of trees and power lines down. It's crazy how it blew up right over us and became the main line
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It's just insane. 4x since last July. We managed to keep power on my street for a change
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Around the corner from me. Driver is ok
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New line formed right over me so its been going for a while
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Hailing now
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Crazy here. Wow How about you? @winterwx21
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First small cell moving through out ahead of the line. Lots of lightning with this one
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Heat index of 129 I believe
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Getting windy..came out of nowhere Quick but potent
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More thunder
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Looks like you're about to get crushed
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Colorado State University’s updated 2026 Atlantic hurricane forecast continues to call for a well below average season. But as the researchers note, it takes only one storm near a community to make it an active season there. CSU’s updated full season forecast calls for nine named storms, including four hurricanes and one major hurricane. Two named storms, Arthur and Bertha, have already formed, and neither became a hurricane. For the remainder of the season, CSU forecasts seven additional named storms, four of which are expected to become hurricanes, including one major hurricane.
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Pouring out in bridgewater even though radar isn't all that impressive looking
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Looks like western areas going to get hit hard again
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yeah we need a break
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Rain chances seem to have dwindled the rest of the week
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Would be surprised if Mt holly doesnt issue flood watches at least for nw nj. They can't handle more than a couple inches
