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1 hour ago, Rhino16 said:

Where do these maps come from?

On LWX, click Current Conditions and scroll to Rainfall, then set your map (1 day, 7, 14, 30, etc) and zoom in.  It's kinda pixely and not nearly as nice as that iWeathernet map, but it goes back farther.

My folks in northern Calvert just got yet another nice shower.  The rich get richer!

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95/76. As bad as that is, those numbers are still lower than when we swung through Savannah on our way to Tybee Island last week...got an adult Icee at Wet Willies on the Savannah waterfront and it was completely melted within 20 minutes. The SC low country does heat and humidity SO well.  :) 

I don't mind the H&H at the height of summer around here, actually prefer it over the typical cold/wet we've had in recent winters, but for those of you who hate it, well....don't go out there right now.

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1 minute ago, CAPE said:

Funny you should mention that. Have not had one for a couple weeks, so ofc its gotta be a 120 I am currently sipping on.B)

Haven't had any 120 since you brought that up....dear God, late last winter or early spring! Need to try to track down some of that at Wegmans on the brew run tomorrow.  :) 

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2 hours ago, Eskimo Joe said:

Nice line developing along I-95. Here's my view from the west.

 

Right down the street from me.  Were you around when the Cell formed and dropped the big Fat drops for about 2 minutes then grew as it went east? 

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Early next week could be interesting depending on the exact location of the stalled front that will lie to our south. 

Snippet from this morning's AFD from Mount Holly-

Sunday night into Monday...The surface high weakens and a low and mid level short wave trough approaches from the northwest. As this happens, the front to our south should begin to slide northward as a warm front. Exactly how far north the front will get remains uncertain, but some models have the front as far north as southern Delmarva by late Sunday night. This has implications for our region because the pattern has several similarities to a Maddox heavy rain frontal event. In these types of patterns, there is a risk for heavy rain on the north side of a E-W slow moving front. Winds aloft are nearly parallel to the front and model soundings depict very high precipitable water values (near the 90th percentile for early August) and deep warm cloud layers. If the front does get as far north as southern Delmarva, then heavy rain could be a concern for northern Delmarva and S Jersey. I added a mention of heavy rain into the forecast, but have held off on any flood watch considerations as there remains quite a bit of uncertainty in how far north the front will be.

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