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I was wondering about that... when I saw that storm appear out of nowhere, my first thought was like, "hmm... top secret rutgers cloud seeding project?" :ninja:

BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED Flash Flood Warning National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ 354 PM EDT Sun Jul 7 2024 The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a * Flash Flood Warning for... Southeastern Burlington County in southern New Jersey... Central Ocean County in...

... An hour later and it appears to still be drenching that one area in an otherwise dry state. https://boydsmaps.com/nexrad/#9/39.6537/-74.5072

Looks like some heavy rain is now falling in Wharton. Must have just popped up out of nowhere, I was looking about 15 minutes ago and there was nothing at all! At the moment, the center of that storm is about here

Nothing here. 30% chance of getting less than 1/10" rain today, only a 20% chance tonight. More of the same after that with no relief from the heat in sight until Thursday, and then the high temperatures are only going to drop by about 5 degrees. Reminds me of the extended hot spell we had at...

You can simply paste the coordinates you gave here into my app by first clicking the "globe" icon in the toolbar (it's on the Main Menu on a phone). Choose any map you like, this one shows parcels on an aerial https://boydsmaps.com/#17.00/39.558057/-74.751143/parcels07/0.00/0.00 this one...

The Wawa goose is flying East. ;)

How does one enter in an "authorized way"?

I have no insight into any of this and haven't talked to anybody. But I can understand why they just blanked out all the names. How often do you think they should update the parcel maps? Because on any given day somebody could register for that list, they could move to a different home, get...

Thanks!! You never wondered what that pine tree button did? :D (you wouldn't see it if you only use the mobile version though) If you didn't already notice, using my two "street maps" (which weren't available when this thread began) gives a clear visual indication of public land (green...

I noticed that Cape May County was getting hit hard yesterday. But if you want to look at the weather down there, try KDOX radar in Dover. Cape May is on the fringe of the KDIX radar in your screenshot. Living where I do, I frequently compare those two stations. This is the KDOX imagery. Still...

I've been surprised about how low the humidity has been - until this weekend. Aside from that, I saw humidity readings between 30 to 50% each day last week. Along with a nice breeze, those days in the 90's were really quite pleasant around here. I remember it was only 34% the day before the...

The space shuttle first flew in 1981 (and was retired in 2011), maybe not so different in terms of technology from your old truck. :D Although I understand your point, it's interesting you would pick that as an example of current technology. New vehicles make extensive use of touchscreens, which...

You're a lucky man! But this also reminds me of an old joke (sorry)... Guy #1: "I just got a 1997 F-350 for my wife." Guy #2: "Sounds like a good trade." :D

Yeah, storms moving through Burlington County now. Nice and sunny here right now, going to head out again for another walk before the stuff down in Baltimore makes it to me. :)

I agree that the readability of the new topo maps is poor. But contours lines are a lousy source of elevation data in today's world. They are just approximations of elevation based on estimates. The elevation data used to create the contours on the legacy 24k maps is very low resolution by...

Has finally moved out of my area, gonna head out for a walk while I still can. :)

This is the highest severe weather risk (orange) that we've seen for awhile. :siren: