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11 hours ago, 87storms said:

It’s Buffalo Trace and NBA playoffs kinda weather.

8 minutes ago, Interstate said:

Just mist and drizzle here which looks like it is here to stay

Yep. Currently 62, heavy drizzle. I'm weird, in that I occasionally like a full day of drizzly onshore flow so I can stay inside and be lazy/read/stream...but I'm good now, after the lengthy stretches of rain we've had in recent weeks.

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1 minute ago, nw baltimore wx said:

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Patience. Remain vigilant. As EJ said, for as many rainy days as we’ve had, it hasn’t added up to much above normal precip.

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Yep. Currently 62, heavy drizzle. I'm weird, in that I occasionally like a full day of drizzly onshore flow so I can stay inside and be lazy/read/stream...but I'm good now, after the lengthy stretches of rain we've had in recent weeks.

I like these occasional days especially if I was able to get out and about while it was nice. What’s annoying is the frequency. We had a long duration, gray, overcast period several years back in May. This isn’t like that, but it’s not ideal. I’d rather get our precip via thunderstorms that last 45 mins and are surrounded by mostly sunny conditions.
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My oldest graduated from Hood College on Saturday in an outdoor service.  It will be held in the rain, but moved indoors if there is a threat of thunder and lightning   Hoping for thunder at least. 

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Just got weather readings for 14 cities across the nation. There are 60s dewpoints even at Jay Peak. This is a HOT spring. Guess what summer will bring.

Unprecedented heat, Unprecedented dewpoints. I expect 87 degree dews in Buda in July and August with 139 degree real feel, and I will be out in it 11 hours a day, seven days a week. This is not going to be like the days in 2011 with my dad in Charles Town when all I did for years was hide out in a chilly casino reading blogging pdfs for sixteen hours straight. Times have DRASTICALLY changed, ever since I moved to Texas.

It has been a pleasure knowing y'all. Really has. It is certain I will die from a stroke and/or heart attack in 139 degree heat indices this summer. It is a certainty, a 97 percent probability. 

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Needed rain

Heading into Saturday, a stronger shortwave moves into the
southeast to pick up the stalled warm frontal boundary.
Continued shower and thunderstorm activity is expected through
day Saturday. Isolated flooding continues to be a concern with
repeated rounds of slow moving showers. Around 1-2 inches of
rain are expected through the duration of the weekend. Some
areas could see closer to 2.5 inches, but confidence on exactly
where is low as it depends on where the boundary will be Friday
night into Saturday. For now, highest estimates are in portions
of the Shenandoah Valley and Virginia Piedmont. Shower and
thunderstorm coverage decreases through Saturday evening as the
low moves off to the southeast, but rain likely continues into
Sunday.
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24 minutes ago, yoda said:

Needed rain

Heading into Saturday, a stronger shortwave moves into the
southeast to pick up the stalled warm frontal boundary.
Continued shower and thunderstorm activity is expected through
day Saturday. Isolated flooding continues to be a concern with
repeated rounds of slow moving showers. Around 1-2 inches of
rain are expected through the duration of the weekend. Some
areas could see closer to 2.5 inches, but confidence on exactly
where is low as it depends on where the boundary will be Friday
night into Saturday. For now, highest estimates are in portions
of the Shenandoah Valley and Virginia Piedmont. Shower and
thunderstorm coverage decreases through Saturday evening as the
low moves off to the southeast, but rain likely continues into
Sunday.

       That's a very bullish forecast.    It certainly seems like the best chances of heavy weekend rain are in the western and southwestern parts of the area, but depending on model of choice, heavy rain is far from a lock even there:

 

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23 minutes ago, high risk said:

       That's a very bullish forecast.    It certainly seems like the best chances of heavy weekend rain are in the western and southwestern parts of the area, but depending on model of choice, heavy rain is far from a lock even there:

 

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It’s a fairly tough forecast for my Saturday event. Looks like it could actually be mostly dry in the 12-4pm window, but don’t think it’s confident enough to go with partial outside activities.

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6 hours ago, WxUSAF said:

It’s a fairly tough forecast for my Saturday event. Looks like it could actually be mostly dry in the 12-4pm window, but don’t think it’s confident enough to go with partial outside activities.

       After looking at the evening guidance, I still have little confidence in a Saturday forecast, although the trend for those of us east of the Potomac seems to be wetter.

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6 hours ago, high risk said:

       After looking at the evening guidance, I still have little confidence in a Saturday forecast, although the trend for those of us east of the Potomac seems to be wetter.

Morning looks wet. Afternoon still probably mostly dry but not enough for outdoor activities.

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