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0z euro backed off into more typical “awful heat wave but not record breaking” with mid-upper 90s and maybe 1 100 day
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Storm around 3am woke me up and dropped 0.4-0.5”
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Meso guidance all has been suggesting any rain or storms we get is after 0z. Marine wedge hangs tougher in June than it does in freaking February…
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Yeah I’m selling on 104-106. 100 though seems possible
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Picked a good week for vacation https://bsky.app/profile/wxmvpete.bsky.social/post/3lrs7sohee222
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Up to about 0.5” of much needed soaking rain.
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Nice rain for HoCo west of 29 this morning but mostly scraps for MBY.
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Another 0.1”ish last evening through this morning. Need some serious rain the next few days before the big heat next week or things will be crispy with a quickness.
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Flash flood reports in that convergence zone south of DC.
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Not going to happen for us. 0.25” in the first 2 weeks of June is unbusting the drought.
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My f-i-l just texted me about that. And I saw a tweet about it being bad in Baltimore too. But nothing noticeable in Columbia.
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12z hrrr looks good for us. Less good that I’ll be at the orioles game in the middle of it…
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That’s a crazy gradient from one of those early developing stationary storms yesterday
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South and west and east…
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0.05”. Congrats NoVA on the 5-10”
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Maybe we can build an aqueduct from NoVA to central MD to end the drought?
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Trace. I hate splotchy season
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Seems like a boundary cutting through DC and MoCo on radar
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3k NAM says enjoy the dry weekend. Let’s go team hrrrrr!
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Offense has awoken!
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“Happy” hour. I’ll be in the drought thread if you need me
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Noticeably smoky skies to me in Greenbelt but not as bad as the worst day last week
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Beautiful orange moon tonight from the smoke
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Fringed north and south by 1-2 miles within 2 hours. Impressive.
