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Eskimo Joe

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  1. Silly auto correct got me
  2. Calvert County soils appear to be the driest west of the Bay. 0.01" water content in Lusby!
  3. Feels like coastal Maine outside.
  4. All you see anymore on sports broadcasts are betting commercials. It's like that and medicine and supplements are the only things being sold any more.
  5. Yes there is a clear desire to destroy NWS et al from the social media and tech bros. They're all hat no cattle.
  6. Just going to screech in the banter thread for a moment. It's exasperating to see an sustained increase in social media weather trolling from accounts that have a sizeable following. It's either "SPC/NWS is over hyping", or "SPC/NWS is asleep at the wheel". Combined with low budget AI images, the online noise from these accounts are tiresome. Normally I'd ignore them, but we're seeing these posts leak into comment threads and email chains. It's almost becoming a full time job dampening down the silliness at work.
  7. Nope. Atmosphere locally is turned over and we'll have lost daytime heating by then.
  8. Normally I'd agree with that sentiment, but we have numerous outdoor events ongoing this weekend and we're grateful for the larger polygons. It's helping our lead time and our consequence management.
  9. New warning for Carroll and Baltimore counties has the considerable tag on it for 70 mph winds.
  10. Harney mesonet site in far NW Carroll County just gusted to 41 mph. CC: @mappy, @HighStakes, @wxmvpete, and @psuhoffman
  11. Yes, there definitely is a shot that something sneaks in along northeast Maryland near the Mason-Dixon Line.
  12. Yup. The temperature inversion was evident on the nighttime low temp map on the mesonet. Baltimore City already up to 77 degrees at 8am.
  13. Is there a "magic" PDO range that we want for sustained cold and/or snow during an El Nino winter? Do we even have a large enough sample size for any statistical significance?
  14. The two inch soil values have crashed statewide. We really need another 1"-2" of rain in the next week.
  15. We've worked hard the past decade to let our lawn grow longer, end bad chemical usage, and increase native plants to boost our lightning bugs.
  16. Man could you imagine if we got a PDO in the +0.5 - +1.0 range?
  17. I'll take it. June is important for crop formation. Even the afternoon storms and showers would at least keep things from sliding further into drought.
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