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Eskimo Joe

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  1. Just keep it hot and humid until Sept 12th, when I get back from the beach. Then we can cool off for good.
  2. They're all in Morgan Run on the trees
  3. Getting all you snow in 24 hours and have it melt off in two days would be heart breaking.
  4. There was one winter recently that JB went warm and snowless. That was a sign you knew something bad was coming because not even JB could find a path to victory.
  5. Yes. There are numerous mesoscale boundaries at play in Maryland. Monday's setup also had additional difficulties from the AM convection laying down race tracks right over Baltimore. The TBWI and TADW picked up on those which were being overshot by Dover and Sterling radars.
  6. The video from Hopkins Bayview and the TBWI radar was rather convincing. QLCS environment + bay/harbor boundary was a perfect setup for spin ups.
  7. Waiting on LWX to hoist the watches. Not sure what they're waiting on at this point. Model guidance is near perfect!
  8. That's awesome. Definitely something worth posting from UMD Science on the socials.
  9. Did any of the mesonet sites capture a dip in solar radiation?
  10. Let's save that for Dec 20th - Feb 10th. I'm all for a warm November then we can flip just in time for Christmas and enjoy a nice snowfall for the holidays.
  11. Two observations: 1.) If there was more DCAPE, the wind reports from Berkley Springs, WV to just north of Annapolis would've been more impressive. Entirely possible that some 70-80 mph gusts would've even been capture on the Maryland mesonet. The Thurmont, Lisbon, and Clarksville sites were hit smack center by that northern cell. 2.) The lightning yesterday was impressive in my neck of the woods. Several positive lightning strikes that were quite brilliant to witness.
  12. This probably will get classified as a derecho. Incredible stuff to witness today. One of the higher end wind events I've seen.
  13. The morning convection removed any chances for severe weather in these parts. As SPC and @Kmlwxsaid, the atmosphere is largely capped and void of any meaningful surface instability.
  14. Historically, we do not have multiple severe weather days in these parts. The radar trends in the Ohio Valley are not encouraging for those east of the Potomac River later today.
  15. The lightning strikes are impressive with this line too. Wonder if it's the boundary from the morning storms?
  16. M49mph Gaithersburg, M41mph Lisbon mesonet, M46 mph Clarksville mesonet
  17. M64mph wind gust Broadway in Rockingham County, VA
  18. Leesburg Airport gusted to 51 mph.
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