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Tropical Storm Beryl nearing the New England Coast. Increasing threat of Excessive Rainfall event for this coming weekend as well as some Severe Weather!

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Summary: A combination of a stalling front with a vigorous upper level support, and more tropical moisture could spell quite a heavy rain event this weekend. Areas could receive in excess of 3 inches which again raises the threat for flooding rains! This may also mean Severe Weather!

By the way.. check out http://www.midatlanticweather.com if you have not in a while. Tropical Center has been updated and will be updated A LOT MORE in the next few weeks! Also, we have begun the photo gallery which you can email me pictures at wxmanATmidatlanticweather.com (replace the AT with the @ symbol) Many updated links have improved speed and information available. The menu alone has over 250 links in it! Just added Marine weather forecasts!

Tropics: Tropical Storm Beryl jogged westward overnight and is moving extremely slowly this morning. New England has Tropical Storm Warnings posted. See the latest info in the Tropical Center . The Tropics could really start to show some activity in about a week from what I can tell. I am hoping to have the Tropical area on Mid Atlantic Weather refined even more and the new tropical site up in the next 2 weeks! A lot of Satellite shots. The new Hamweather Plugin was recently posted! Should be great!

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