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Eskimo Joe

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  1. PDS Blue Boxes are rare. I cannot recall the last time a High Risk was issues for wind or hail. It seems that so many of the High Risk area issued by SPC are for tornadoes, but the impacts from crop loss and power outages, etc. from wind and hail are nothing to sneeze at.
  2. While I'm glad that we're seeing a reduction in property and life loss, it would be nice to at least get some garden variety storms. We really haven't seen a regionwide rainfall event of more than an inch in some time and it's starting t.
  3. It's amazing how quiet severe wx season has been in our part. We had two solid events and then crickets ever since.
  4. I like your setup for the peas. When we eventually move into a larger house, I'd like to try something like that for our beans.
  5. Appears to be (another?) boundary or something racing north from Charles County. Wonder if that's maybe a bay breeze or something?
  6. You can also see it on the 0.5 degree spectrum width scan on LWX's radar.
  7. If you compare the obs at Westminster to Balt. Inner Harbor and Martin State, there appears to be a weak convergence zone setting up along the I-83 corridor. Looks like jackpotville may be living up to its name today.
  8. Yea Baltimore County has really been left high and dry of late.
  9. That has a solid wind signature on the 0.5 degree velocity scan.
  10. We need to get sent down to AAA to work on our hitting.
  11. Yes. Tomorrow looks like a better opportunity regionwide.
  12. Yea no doubt there's going to be a nice pulser or two, DCAPE is puching 900j/kg. I would put money on locations west of US 15 maximizing potential today.
  13. 95% chance of a watch in PA. SWODY1 Slight expanded further back to Pittsburgh and the rest of western MD.
  14. I'm thinking a Yoda kind of day? My lawn will like some rain though.
  15. 18z NAMNEST is really the only run/model that has anything other than a run-of-the-mill event. If you're looking for garden variety stuff with some pulse severe the majority of the guidance is on your side. I've learned over the years to disregard the NAMNEST when it's out on its own.
  16. 40% meso: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/2020/md0798.html
  17. 0.5°BR/BV appears to show a SW to NE oriented boundary running from Loudoun to Montgomery to Howard counties...it's slowly pushing back north and might act as the focus for some convection this afternoon.
  18. For those of you who are interested in Derecho's and high-end MCS, I've done some loose analysis of events from 1998 on and found that 3/4 MCS or derechoes that really affect the heart of the LWX/AKQ CWA all pass along or south of Pittsburgh. Anything north of there either just scrapes the northern Baltimore suburbs.
  19. Looks like a low end Derecho may have swept through PA and NJ...several 70 - mid 80 mph reports...substantial damage the utility infrastructure.
  20. GOES 16 and the past few frames of CTP/LWX radar shows some convection firing as far southwest as Gettysburg.
  21. You called it days ago...something looks slightly promising days out then goes 'poof'.
  22. Watch the CAPE boundary tomorrow. Storms like to roll along that. Setup right now is north of the Potomac.
  23. IMO, Friday looks like the better setup for us. Wednesday is probably a dying complex that gets the highlands.
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