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June Discobs 2020


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7 minutes ago, C.A.P.E. said:

Looking at the Hi Res rainfall map on weathernet, it appears there was an area of 3-4" amounts just north of Annapolis right along the bay.

Yeah. I work in the Severna Park area. Should be lots of standing water today. I live about 12 miles SW of there. 1.70" here. Nice stormy night for sure. 

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Just now, dailylurker said:

They sure did. Flood flood watch through noon tomorrow. We do feast or famine really good around here. Except for snow. Just famine there lol

Taken literally, the only model run I saw of any meso yesterday that brought the heavier rain over here(rather than tracking it more to the NW) was the 18z 3k NAM. Just goes to show how difficult it is to pinpoint the forcing in an environment like this, with stalled boundary, and rather localized impulses moving through.

Finally looks like a cold front plows through tomorrow, and we get into a drier air mass for the weekend and early next week. Temps in the upper 70s with dew points in the 40s/50s ftw.

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This has some interest......from Mount Holly AFD this morning 

 

All good things must come to an end, however. This comes to
fruition as the surface low moves off to the north and east
after absorbing the remnants of Cristobal. To our east, an mid
and low level area of low pressure begins to deepen and looks to
push westward towards the East Coast by Thursday. This will
eventually interact with the approaching cold front Friday.
There is remarkable agreement amongst the GFS and EC at this
point with the retrograding low merging with the front over our
region in the Friday timeframe. There is the potential for heavy
rain with these features given the stalled pattern. Thankfully,
a nice period of dry weather before this will help soils
recover a bit.

 

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