Here's the redirect https://www.wrh.noaa.gov/map/?obs=true¢er=39.086646,-77.257755&density=1&zoom=11obs_type=precip&precip_interval=24&basemap=OpenStreetMap&boundaries=true,false&obs_popup=true
Season's going to be a dud. You can just feel it. If we had a closed low over Kentucky or Tennessee, maybe things would be interesting but this is just garbage. My pool isn't even 65 degrees.
Firmly believe the CAMs displace heavy rainfall too far south and west. Everything was pronged over us but it ended up over Delmarva and Philly. Always bet on the last minute north and east trend.
Spoke with a met at work who specializes in pollution of all things. They said in a briefing today you really need the equivalent of about 0.25" of rain before the air is cleaned out.