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Kmlwx

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  • Birthday 09/14/1991

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  • Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
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    Colesville, MD
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  1. At this point I just want some loud thunder to wake me up from my sleep underneath the WxWatcher blanket.
  2. HRRR continues to be insistent that in the pre-dawn hours something nasty will roll through northern Maryland. I remain skeptical...absurd UH track on the latest run.
  3. It's only a 20% MCD *but* I love when I make a statement that SPC and WxUSAF agree with! I must be learning! Mesoscale Discussion 0381 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 0331 PM CDT Thu Apr 03 2025 Areas affected...Portions of West Virginia and northern Virginia Concerning...Severe potential...Watch unlikely Valid 032031Z - 032300Z Probability of Watch Issuance...20 percent SUMMARY...Storms moving into West Virginia may pose a threat of severe weather this afternoon and evening. Convective trends will continue to be monitored, although a watch appears unlikely at this time. DISCUSSION...Despite midlevel height rises across the area, low-level warm-air advection continues to support thunderstorm development across eastern Kentucky. The storms are expected to continue moving eastward across West Virginia, though high clouds and poorer boundary-layer moisture (per 18Z RNK sounding) have limited destabilization. With low-level flow (and attendant warm advection) forecast to increase into the evening, there is a threat for the convection to persist. Given the sufficient low-level and deep-layer shear across the area, these storms will have the potential to produce damaging winds, hail, and a tornado. Trends will be monitored through the evening, but a watch appears to be unlikely at this time. ..Jirak/Guyer.. 04/03/2025
  4. My PWS is showing a 68.9 dewpoint YUCK!
  5. I could go out in a flaming dumpster fire - but the TOR warned cell in extreme SW WV is what I am watching despite the modeling focusing north of us. If that can sustain despite the guidance, and perhaps get enhancement from the proximity of the boundary - that could be for us later.
  6. The various models seem to kill that activity entering WV - but I could see a scenario in which they are overplaying the death of that complex, and in reality that stuff rejuvenates off the higher terrain to give us a cluster. Would not be the first time the modeling developed a "new" cluster that ended up being actual remnants or an existing cluster.
  7. HRRR continues to suggest that *IF* there is a chance - it's going to be between 0z and 3z in a little cluster that comes through. It seems to be weakening as it comes through on the latest run - but while it is well west of the area it has some decent UH tracks.
  8. While MLLR aren't "good" - they also aren't as paltry as some of our other events.
  9. 15z HRRR sends a nice cluster through after 0z. Funny because HRRR tends to undergo storms (at least previously when it would have dews too low)
  10. PWS is reporting 66.4 on the temp and 65.8 on the dew point. Pretty saturated surface airmass! And soupy for this time of year! Other than storm fuel - really not looking forward to 70+ dew point season.
  11. CAPE inching upward in a little "tongue" where the front may have cleared. Nearly touching Southern Maryland.
  12. It's seems like one of those weird conditional severe days where coverage is low, and who knows if we'll even see any storms pop during peak time - but if one goes up it could really dominate even if isolated.
  13. I'm pretty close to calling you out as a meteorology AI robot. You always have superb explanations and insight. We're watching you though....robot.
  14. It was pretty darn misty and damp out there this morning on the way to work. I'm closer to meh-ing than I am to "woo storms-ing" lol
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