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10 hr radar loop, incredible how that one little convection stayed for hours over Ft Lauderdale.
https://twitter.com/NDGMETCHEF/status/1646348473262850048
https://twitter.com/NDGMETCHEF/status/1646348473262850048
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Ft Lauderdale airport remains flooded this morning.
https://twitter.com/thereal_maximus/status/1646476504677638145
https://twitter.com/thereal_maximus/status/1646476504677638145
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Again?
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I know, Ft. Lauderdale is now the storm magnet!
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Overview of how are things tonight at Fort Lauderdale.
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Interesting decaying MCS feature off the west coast of Florida this evening. Each run of the HRRR shows it dissipating more slowly as it heads ENE and as a result in the latest run, it shows it bringing rainfall to the Tampa area. Given radar trends, NWS may want to up rain chances for the west coast of Florida which currently are around 10-20% for the Tampa area.
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There is literally an Enhanced Risk for Central Florida today, it is hail driven.
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Iceresistance wrote:There is literally an Enhanced Risk for Central Florida today, it is hail driven.
Holy hail! The Melbourne area got hit hard with large hail:
https://www.clickorlando.com/weather/20 ... g-traffic/
Also, hail was bad just outside Savannah in Richmond Hill, GA, some of the worst hail in the area in many years, if not decades:
https://www.wsav.com/weather-news/hail- ... ounty/amp/
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Going to be a dry next couple weeks. I hope it isn't signs of things to come, I know we've had an above avg wet spring, but I would hate to be stuck in the same pattern as last summer where hardly any rain developed in the late day.
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Okay, I'm calling it. This Monday May 22, will be the official start of our (Florida) rainy season. Models are fairly suggestive of low surface pressures around the Bahamas and much of Florida.
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It has been a weird May and early June so far across the Peninsula.
Some very wet, some unusually dry.
Some very wet, some unusually dry.
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Nice rainy season so far for SE Florida with a lot of troughiness over the Eastern CONUS and general SW to W flow each day with storms moving towards the east coast of Florida. Plus short waves have been rotating around the long-wave trough which has increased activity. What a difference a year makes and the developing El Niño is likely a reason why. No Bermuda High so far this summer more like a Bermuda low.
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I'm thinking about starting a "Go Fund Me" account for the purpose of raising funds to afford the State of Florida to purchase a far less hot and humid weather pattern 
Who's in?
Who's in?
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chaser1 wrote:I'm thinking about starting a "Go Fund Me" account for the purpose of raising funds to afford the State of Florida to purchase a far less hot and humid weather pattern
I'm in lol
Here on the west coast Pinellas co. Its been like Arizona with humidity and no thunderstorms here for the exception of a few days 2 weeks ago. Precip deficit is about 10in below normal for the year so far.
With this incessant west wind pattern that has blown all the rains inland and east coast.
Love summertime daily storms so I'm feeling a bit screwed in the satisfaction dept.
I could get worse or better-------waiting it out is all we can hope for.
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