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George BM

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All of us that have been complained about a lack of rain will be the first ones to complain that we got too much. :)

41 minutes ago, mappy said:

well that will make for a crappy pool party, but thats okay. i can deal with cool weather, plenty of backyard space for the kids to play (we bought a moon bounce!). rain is my bigger concern. 

Moon bounces are awesome! Be sure to stake it down really well. There are a few (great!) videos out there where they've become Apollo missions and blown around with kids in them.

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12 minutes ago, nw baltimore wx said:

All of us that have been complained about a lack of rain will be the first ones to complain that we got too much. :)

Moon bounces are awesome! Be sure to stake it down really well. There are a few (great!) videos out there where they've become Apollo missions and blown around with kids in them.

ha, it will be staked. though, if it rains as much as Euro says, the kids can use it as a boat. 

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4 minutes ago, mappy said:

ha, it will be staked. though, if it rains as much as Euro says, the kids can use it as a boat. 

Hope you have a good time. But keep an eye out for your neighbors. :ph34r:

https://www.msn.com/g00/en-us/news/watch/watch-neighbor-unplug-bounce-house-that-deflated-on-12-kids-at-birthday-party/vp-BBBzelU?i10c.referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bing.com%2F

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LWX afternoon AFD hitting the heavy rainfall potential:

.SHORT TERM /THURSDAY NIGHT THROUGH FRIDAY NIGHT/...
The showers and thunderstorms will likely move to the south and a
brief break in activity is likely Thu night. The cold front will be
approaching the Appalachians Thu night while a closed low passes
across the Great Lakes. Cyclogenesis will be occurring across the
Mid-Atlantic region Friday and depending on the placement of the sfc
low and front hazardous weather is possible. The main threat at this
time is heavy rain due to the increased PWAT air and overrunning Fri
morning into the afternoon. Thunderstorms are possible mainly in the
warm sector and across the southern CWA. Deepening of the sfc low
will continue off the Mid-Atlantic coast resulting in northerly flow
on the backside of the low Fri night. The wind field will strengthen
aloft as the upper level low approaches the Mid-Atlantic region.
Bands of heavy rain may continue Friday night into Saturday.

There will likely be multiple rounds of heavy rain Friday morning
into Saturday. Uncertainty exists in the location of the heaviest
bands of rainfall but all interested parties across the Mid-Atlantic
region should stay tuned to the rainfall threat during this
time.

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I can hardly believe today's KLWX AFD! What is this, late July, or is it mid November?

 

High pressure moves off the coast this evening and southerly flow
will increase in the mid-levels across the Mid-Atlantic region. A
cold front will push southward across the Mid-West tonight while
multiple disturbances move eastward, approaching the Mid-Atlantic
region. Convection will likely be diving down across the Mississippi
Valley overnight. Mostly dry conditions are expected across the
region tonight. A few NCAR ensemble members show iso-sct showers
forming late tonight into Thu morning due to the WAA. Kept forecast
dry for now as confidence is low at this time.

Clouds and possibly some showers will be around Thursday morning as
moisture continues to move northeast into the Mid-Atlantic region.
As the mid-west disturbances approach from the Ohio Valley Thursday
morning, the wind field is expected to strengthen as do the lapse
rates. There is a model spread for the amt of available energy by
Thursday afternoon but 1000 J/Kg or more is expected by Thu
afternoon. DSoutherly surface flow will continue during the day with
about 30 kt of 0-6km shear. Isolated strong to severe storms are
expected Thurs afternoon into the evening.

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.SHORT TERM /THURSDAY NIGHT THROUGH FRIDAY NIGHT/...
The showers and thunderstorms will likely move to the south and a
brief break in activity is likely Thu night. The cold front will be
approaching the Appalachians Thu night while a closed low passes
across the Great Lakes. Cyclogenesis will be occurring across the
Mid-Atlantic region Friday and depending on the placement of the sfc
low and front hazardous weather is possible. The main threat at this
time is heavy rain due to the increased PWAT air and overrunning Fri
morning into the afternoon. Thunderstorms are possible mainly in the
warm sector and across the southern CWA. Deepening of the sfc low
will continue off the Mid-Atlantic coast resulting in northerly flow
on the backside of the low Fri night. The wind field will strengthen
aloft as the upper level low approaches the Mid-Atlantic region.
Bands of heavy rain may continue Friday night into Saturday.

There will likely be multiple rounds of heavy rain Friday morning
into Saturday. Uncertainty exists in the location of the heaviest
bands of rainfall but all interested parties across the Mid-Atlantic
region should stay tuned to the rainfall threat during this
time.

 

 

 

Very hard to believe this is late July.

 

 

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33 minutes ago, yoda said:

Here comes the wet 00z NAM

Oh will you look at that @Eskimo Joe, it looks like the... EURO with its QPF totals... fascinating

3-6" of rain through 09z SAT and still raining

All done by Sunday... nice 6-10" stripe near EZF

00zNAMWETWETWETthrough78hrs7-27-17.png.e00c4954f6d28f006535ac902ab03edd.png

 

ETA: weather.cod.edu map confirms closing in on 10" near EZF by hr 78

00zNAMWETWETWETthrough78hrs7-27-17fromweather_cod.eduwebsite.png.673aa27005a23a6a87d175d2bdc1d56c.png

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