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Eskimo Joe

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  1. I'm pleasantly surprised that we've managed to clear out a bit, but there's more debris cirrus over the mountains.
  2. Socked in with clouds. Don't see how realize any potential today north of I-66.
  3. That's gotta be the HRRR mix out bias. No other meso model gets our dews that low.
  4. Big red flag for tomorrow.is how underwhelming the event has been today in the Midwest. Was expected to be a squall line, instead it's mostly clusters.
  5. Worried that we see a drop off north of I-66. This seems like a Virginia and maybe Delmarva event.
  6. If things sustain or uptick a bit I could eventually see a D1 ENH for southern Delmarva or RIC land. Really not confident about this north of I-66 until I wake up Monday morning and see we aren't contaminated with debris clouds or something else.
  7. It's an FAA radar so the mystery will remain a mystery.
  8. If we wake up Monday with little or no debris clouds, it could be interesting. Stout mid level lapse rates are a key ingredient in overcoming the mesoscale geographic features that mitigate a lot of our severe weather days.
  9. Based off the morning data, Monday appears to have solid Slight Risk potential.
  10. M0.46" Reisterstown yesterday. This brings me to 1.49" for the month of June. Hope we can manage another half inch.
  11. ^try TIAD (Dulles) or TDCA (Reagan). Better view than Dover.
  12. Yes St. Mary's and Calvert are getting the goods. Might actually see some flooding out of that training line of storms setting up.
  13. Couple of days ago, WPC had 72 hour QPF forecast of close to 3" for I-95. Too far west once again.
  14. Looks like after this round that's it for today. CAMs went really quiet for late this afternoon and evening.
  15. I firmly believe that CAMs and mid range guidance have a south and west bias for rainfall maximums in this part of the country.
  16. https://www.srbc.net/our-work/fact-sheets/docs/flood-summary-june_2006.pdf
  17. Why not both? I still think most of this slides to the east and we get missed again west of the Bay.
  18. TDCA radar showing some heavier cells trying to organize in northern Virginia. Even a few CGs detected near Tappahannock ASOS. Looks like this might be the activity that some of the CAMs were advertising for early this afternoon.
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