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The Euro switched to a closed slow scenario as more energy cuts off in the base of the trough heading

into the weekend. We can see very heavy rains ahead of this feature later Thursday into the weekend

now as this  this is going to be a much slower system.

 

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The Euro switched to a closed slow scenario as more energy cuts off in the base of the trough heading

into the weekend. We can see very heavy rains ahead of this feature later Thursday into the weekend

now as this  this is going to be a much slower system.

 

0z

 

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12z 

 

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yea 06 4k showing this as well. Could be lots of training

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yea 06 4k showing this as well. Could be lots of training

 

The ensemble is a little more progressive, but the upper low still closes off near our area. We saw what can happen with a closed

low earlier this month with the very heavy rains then. It's still a little uncertain which areas will see the best training since it will

be important how far south the UL closes off. 

 

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Temp down to 60.5 now (low of the day) I doubt we get anywhere near 90 at this point.

- Wind is starting to shift back to the east though

it's going to mix out quickly by noon and we'll jump back up. winds are starting to veer across the region
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it's going to mix out quickly by noon and we'll jump back up. winds are starting to veer across the region

Do you have a good graphical source that shows the wind direction and is updated hourly?

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OKX trimming back on highs:

 

.NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 PM THIS EVENING/...
BACK DOOR COLD FRONT THAT WENT THROUGH OVERNIGHT REMAINS STALLED
OUT TO THE W AND S OF THE AREA. HRRR AND RAP ARE THE ONLY MODELS WITH
ANY CLUE TO ITS EXISTENCE. LOOKING AT TRENDS IN VISIBLE SATELLITE
AND RAP SOUNDINGS...HAVE DOUBTS ABOUT HRRR/RAP SHOWING BOUNDARY
PUSH BACK INTO FAR W ZONES AS A WARM FRONT LATE THIS AFTERNOON.

AS A RESULT HAVE KEPT FORECAST CLOUDY-MOSTLY CLOUDY AND LOWERED
TEMPERATURES AGAIN. NOW FORECASTING HIGHS MAINLY IN THE 70S...WITH
UPPER 60S AT THE IMMEDIATE COAST.

STILL APPEARS MOST OF THE AREA WILL BE DRY THIS AFTERNOON PER
HRRR/RAP. HOWEVER WITH CONVECTION FIRING W OF AREA...HAVE KEPT
SLIGHT CHANCE TO CHANCE POPS THIS AFTERNOON OVER THE NW 1/2 OF THE
CWA WITH A SLIGHT CHANCE OF THUNDER. ANY THUNDERSTORMS WILL MOST
LIKELY BE ELEVATED IN NATURE AS THEY MOVE OVER THE AREA DUE TO THE
MARINE INVERSION IN PLACE...SO THE SEVERE THREAT THIS AFTERNOON IS
NIL ACROSS THE SE 1/2 OF THE CWA AND LESS THAN 5 PERCENT ELSEWHERE.

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74F right now in Monmouth. My forecast high is revised to 74 on the point and click, but I think we're off to the races once we clear out.

 

W NJ and PHL area is low 80s already. I think 80F is certainly doable for most from NYC southwestward. Probably not as warm as the mid to upper 80s we saw yesterday, but low to mid 80s still possible.

 

Remember PHL area yesterday had cloud cover through early afternoon and still shot into the low 80s by late afternoon.

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