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@AnthonyDuarte03

Associate Weather Producer/Meteorologist @Univision • PhD student studying TCs @FIU • Skywarn Storm Spotter • @CoCoRaHS Volunteer • IG Wx Account: @ sfwa_mia

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With the central part of the country becoming quite active over the coming days due to all this storm activity, we will also be facing a multi-day risk of heavy rainfall. There will be a risk of flash flooding every day from today until at least Sunday across the central United States. Con el centro del país activándose durante los próximos días con toda esta actividad de tormenta, también estaremos enfrentándonos con un riesgo de varios días de fuertes lluvias. Habrá un riesgo de inundaciones repentinas cada día desde hoy hasta al menos el domingo a través del centro de Estados Unidos.
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Today marks the first of what will be several more days of severe weather that we are forecasting across the central United States. The Storm Prediction Center has highlighted six specific areas where we should expect severe weather every single day between today all the way through next Tuesday. Hoy será el comienzo de varios días más de tiempo severo que estaremos pronosticando sobre el centro de Estados Unidos. El Centro de Predicción de Tormentas ha destacado seis áreas específicas en las que debemos esperar tiempo severo cada uno de los días desde hoy y hasta el próximo martes inclusive.

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Anthony Duarte@AnthonyDuarte03·
Today marks the first of what will be several more days of severe weather that we are forecasting across the central United States. The Storm Prediction Center has highlighted six specific areas where we should expect severe weather every single day between today all the way through next Tuesday. Hoy será el comienzo de varios días más de tiempo severo que estaremos pronosticando sobre el centro de Estados Unidos. El Centro de Predicción de Tormentas ha destacado seis áreas específicas en las que debemos esperar tiempo severo cada uno de los días desde hoy y hasta el próximo martes inclusive.
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We are anticipating a risk of severe weather today across the central part of the country, including the states of Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Iowa. A stationary front will he draped across the Central Plains, where storm initiation is currently expected to occur between 22Z and 00Z tonight. Initially, these storms will be capable of producing all severe hazards, including large hail (1–2+ inches in diameter), a tornado or two, and strong to damaging wind gusts (50–60+ mph). The area shaded in yellow, representing a Level 2 out of 5 on our risk assessment scale, is where we have the highest probability of seeing this large hail. After midnight, our model consensus indicates that the ongoing storms across northeastern Kansas will merge to form a large cluster, which is expected to move slowly thereafter toward northwestern Missouri and the Kansas City metropolitan area, posing a risk primarily of damaging winds. Hoy estamos esperando el riesgo de tiempo severo sobre la parte central de la país incluyendo los estados de Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska y Iowa. Habrá un límite estacionario extendido sobre las planicies centrales, donde actualmente se espera que el inicie de tormenta ocurra entre las 22Z y las 00Z de esta noche. Inicialmente, las tormentas serán capaces de generar todos los fenómenos severos, incluyendo granizo de gran tamaño (+1-2 pulgadas de diámetro), uno o dos tornados, y ráfagas de viento de fuertes a dañinas (+50-60 mph). La zona sombreada con el color amarillo, representando un nivel 2 de 5 en nuestra escala de evaluación de riesgo, es donde tendremos la mejor probabilidad de ver ese granizo grande. Después de la medianoche el consenso de nuestro modelo indica que las tormentas en curso a través del noreste de Kansas se fusionarán y formarán un gran cúmulo, el cual se espera que se desplace lentamente hacia el noroeste de Missouri y el área metropolitana de Kansas City, suponiendo un riesgo principalmente de viento dañino.

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We are anticipating a risk of severe weather today across the central part of the country, including the states of Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Iowa. A stationary front will he draped across the Central Plains, where storm initiation is currently expected to occur between 22Z and 00Z tonight. Initially, these storms will be capable of producing all severe hazards, including large hail (1–2+ inches in diameter), a tornado or two, and strong to damaging wind gusts (50–60+ mph). The area shaded in yellow, representing a Level 2 out of 5 on our risk assessment scale, is where we have the highest probability of seeing this large hail. After midnight, our model consensus indicates that the ongoing storms across northeastern Kansas will merge to form a large cluster, which is expected to move slowly thereafter toward northwestern Missouri and the Kansas City metropolitan area, posing a risk primarily of damaging winds. Hoy estamos esperando el riesgo de tiempo severo sobre la parte central de la país incluyendo los estados de Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska y Iowa. Habrá un límite estacionario extendido sobre las planicies centrales, donde actualmente se espera que el inicie de tormenta ocurra entre las 22Z y las 00Z de esta noche. Inicialmente, las tormentas serán capaces de generar todos los fenómenos severos, incluyendo granizo de gran tamaño (+1-2 pulgadas de diámetro), uno o dos tornados, y ráfagas de viento de fuertes a dañinas (+50-60 mph). La zona sombreada con el color amarillo, representando un nivel 2 de 5 en nuestra escala de evaluación de riesgo, es donde tendremos la mejor probabilidad de ver ese granizo grande. Después de la medianoche el consenso de nuestro modelo indica que las tormentas en curso a través del noreste de Kansas se fusionarán y formarán un gran cúmulo, el cual se espera que se desplace lentamente hacia el noroeste de Missouri y el área metropolitana de Kansas City, suponiendo un riesgo principalmente de viento dañino.
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Anthony Duarte@AnthonyDuarte03·
The good news is that we anticipate a more active weather pattern over the coming days, which will bring widespread rain to the West and highly beneficial snow to the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Our first low-pressure system is expected to reach the California coast tomorrow, Friday, bringing all this unsettled weather along with it. Of particular importance are the weather conditions off the coast of San Diego, where we expect Artemis II to splash down. It appears that all criteria for a safe and successful splashdown will be met, with wave heights expected to range between 3 and 5 feet (they must remain below 6 feet) and showers staying sufficiently distant (they cannot be within 30 nautical miles of the splashdown zone). By the weekend, we expect a second low-pressure system to arrive from the Pacific, this time bringing heavier precipitation, particularly to Central and Northern California and the Sierra Nevada. Las buenas noticias es que esperamos un patrón de tiempo más activo durante los próximos días que traerá lluvia generalizada al Oeste y nieve muy beneficiosa a las Montañas Sierra Nevada. Nuestro primer sistema de baja presión estará llegando a la costa de California mañana viernes, trayendo todo este tiempo inestable con el. De gran importancia sería las condiciones del tiempo fuera de la costa de San Diego donde estamos esperando que el Artemis II americe. Parece que se cumplirán todos los criterios para lograr un amerizaje seguro y exitoso, con una altura de las olas que se espera se sitúe entre 3 y 5 pies (debería ser inferior a 6 pies) y aguaceros manteniéndose lo suficientemente lejos (no pueden estar dentro de 30 millas náuticas del lugar donde americen). Para el fin de semana esperamos que llegue un segundo sistema de baja presión del Pacífico, esta vez trayendo precipitación más fuerte, especialmente al centro y norte de California y la Sierra Nevada.
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We have a significant snow deficit in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains. Our current snow-water equivalent stands at 4.4 inches, representing only 16% of normal for this time of year. In fact, when state officials conducted their annual survey of the Sierra Nevada snowpack last Wednesday, April 1, they determined it was the second-worst snowpack on record at the time of this assessment, trailing only that of 2015. These numbers are extremely concerning, given that the Sierra Nevada snowpack typically provides roughly 30% of California's annual water supply. Tenemos un déficit significativo de nieve en las Montañas Sierra Nevada de California. El equivalente en agua de la nieve actual es de 4.4 pulgadas, lo que representa solo un 16% de lo normal para la fecha. De hecho, cuando los oficiales estatales llevaron a cabo el estudio anual de la capa de nieve de Sierra Nevada el pasado miércoles 1 de abril, determinaron que se trata de la segunda peor capa de nieve registrada, superada únicamente por la de 2015. Estos números son bien preocupantes, dado que la capa de nieve de Sierra Nevada suele aportar aproximadamente el 30 % del suministro de agua de California anualmente.

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Anthony Duarte
Anthony Duarte@AnthonyDuarte03·
We have a significant snow deficit in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains. Our current snow-water equivalent stands at 4.4 inches, representing only 16% of normal for this time of year. In fact, when state officials conducted their annual survey of the Sierra Nevada snowpack last Wednesday, April 1, they determined it was the second-worst snowpack on record at the time of this assessment, trailing only that of 2015. These numbers are extremely concerning, given that the Sierra Nevada snowpack typically provides roughly 30% of California's annual water supply. Tenemos un déficit significativo de nieve en las Montañas Sierra Nevada de California. El equivalente en agua de la nieve actual es de 4.4 pulgadas, lo que representa solo un 16% de lo normal para la fecha. De hecho, cuando los oficiales estatales llevaron a cabo el estudio anual de la capa de nieve de Sierra Nevada el pasado miércoles 1 de abril, determinaron que se trata de la segunda peor capa de nieve registrada, superada únicamente por la de 2015. Estos números son bien preocupantes, dado que la capa de nieve de Sierra Nevada suele aportar aproximadamente el 30 % del suministro de agua de California anualmente.
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Although conditions will be improving over land, the opposite will be true for our local waters. The ocean will remain agitated through the weekend in response to a strong northeasterly flow, resulting in dangerous rip currents and high surf. It will not be a good weekend to visit the Atlantic beaches, especially if you live or are vacationing in Florida. Aunque las condiciones estarán mejorando sobre tierra, sería lo contrario para nuestras aguas locales. El mar se mantendrá agitado hasta el fin de semana en repuesta a un fuerte flujo del noreste, lo que resultará en corrientes de resaca peligrosas y alto oleaje. No será un buen fin de semana para estar visitando las playas del Atlántico, especialmente si vives o estás de vacaciones en Florida.
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Today will be another unstable day across the Sunshine State due to the lingering presence of a plume of tropical moisture associated with a frontal boundary currently stalled just south of the peninsula. Rain remains in the forecast for tomorrow, though we expect the intensity of these showers to be lower and their coverage less widespread. By Saturday, high pressure will begin to build and drier ambient air will move into the peninsula, paving the way for drier conditions. We will likely only have to contend with a few isolated showers moving in from the Atlantic. Hoy será otro día inestable a través del estado del sol debido a la presencia persistence de una columna de humedad tropical asociada con un límite frontal que se mantiene estacionado al sur de la península. Para mañana, todavía tendremos lluvia en el pronóstico, aunque esperamos que la intensidad de estos aguaceros ya no sea tan alta ni que su cobertura sea tan generalizada. A partir del sábado, alta presión estará desarrollándose y aire ambiental más seco estará moviéndose hacia la península, dándole paso a condiciones más secas. Solo estaremos lidiando con quizás algunos aguaceros aislados avanzando desde el Atlántico.

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Today will be another unstable day across the Sunshine State due to the lingering presence of a plume of tropical moisture associated with a frontal boundary currently stalled just south of the peninsula. Rain remains in the forecast for tomorrow, though we expect the intensity of these showers to be lower and their coverage less widespread. By Saturday, high pressure will begin to build and drier ambient air will move into the peninsula, paving the way for drier conditions. We will likely only have to contend with a few isolated showers moving in from the Atlantic. Hoy será otro día inestable a través del estado del sol debido a la presencia persistence de una columna de humedad tropical asociada con un límite frontal que se mantiene estacionado al sur de la península. Para mañana, todavía tendremos lluvia en el pronóstico, aunque esperamos que la intensidad de estos aguaceros ya no sea tan alta ni que su cobertura sea tan generalizada. A partir del sábado, alta presión estará desarrollándose y aire ambiental más seco estará moviéndose hacia la península, dándole paso a condiciones más secas. Solo estaremos lidiando con quizás algunos aguaceros aislados avanzando desde el Atlántico.
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Take a look at this video from yesterday showing the adverse conditions that were being observed in Daytona Beach, Florida. With strong winds churning up the surf and intermittent showers, it was undoubtedly not the most ideal day to be near the ocean. Les echamos un vistazo a este vídeo que fue tomado ayer de las condiciones adversas que se estaban observando en Daytona Beach, Florida. Con fuertes vientos que agitaban el oleaje y chubascos intermitentes, sin duda, no era el día más ideal para estar cerca del océano.

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Take a look at this video from yesterday showing the adverse conditions that were being observed in Daytona Beach, Florida. With strong winds churning up the surf and intermittent showers, it was undoubtedly not the most ideal day to be near the ocean. Les echamos un vistazo a este vídeo que fue tomado ayer de las condiciones adversas que se estaban observando en Daytona Beach, Florida. Con fuertes vientos que agitaban el oleaje y chubascos intermitentes, sin duda, no era el día más ideal para estar cerca del océano.
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📡 Evening radar update: Much of South Florida is now experiencing drier conditions with the bulk of the shower activity currently located over and just offshore of coastal Broward and Miami-Dade over Biscayne Bay and our local waters. This batch of heaviest rainfall will be gradually moving away from the coast as the overnight hours progress, bringing us back to square one tomorrow [Thursday] morning. Aside from a few isolated showers to start off our Thursday, the morning hours should not feature much in the way of shower activity before, similar to today, we begin to see the development of scattered showers during PM hours. Much of this rain will stay north of Alligator Alley during the afternoon, eventually shifting southward by time the evening rolls around. A severe threat will again not be anticipated due to limited surface-based instability, meaning that most, if not all, developing cells will lack a solid vertical structure and be unable to produce lightning or any of the succeeding hazards i.e. hail & strong winds. Similar to today, however, it cannot be completely discarded for a cell or two to be tagged and/or warned for strong, downdraft winds should they be able to adequately tap into the ambient conditions. Although our precipitable water values won’t be as high as they were today (only a few tenths of an inch lower), they will still be plenty sufficient to pose a heavy rainfall/flood risk, especially given how soaked our eastern metros (especially Palm Beach County) were following today’s round of showers. Don’t put away those umbrellas just yet! ☔️ #FLwx
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Many of us across South Florida, mainly those located along the east coast, have observed a noticeable uptick in our onshore winds this evening. We are expecting these blustery conditions to continue into our Thursday as a tight pressure gradient develops between high pressure to our north and that stagnant frontal boundary to our south. Winds of 15-25 knots will be blowing across our local Atlantic waters with sporadic gusts as high as 30-45 mph along our immediate east coast locations. This will result in large, breaking waves of 6-14 feet across our Atlantic beaches and dangerous rip currents, making swimming and boating an absolute no-go. #FLwx
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Marlins Historian
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The Marlins are just getting bodied in perception this season. It’s sad to see as a fan & I’m sure lots of diehards feel the same. I’ve always said Miami is probably the hardest team to work for in #MLB due to 30+ years of PR damage. From branding, to management, to bad luck.
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It’s difficult to understand why Sanoja isn’t getting the nod with Otto out. Kid is a bolt of energy who consistently puts the ball in play, gets on base and also happens to be a gold glover who is batting .370. #Marlins
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Flood advisory is in effect for this portion of Palm Beach County. 📍Locations that will experience flooding: West Palm Beach, Boynton Beach, Wellington, Lake Worth, Riviera Beach, Palm Beach, Ocean Ridge, Greenacres, Royal Palm Beach, Palm Springs, Lantana, Atlantis, Haverhill, Cloud Lake, Gun Club Estates, Palm Beach International Airport, Royal Palm Estates, Lake Belvedere Estates, Schall Circle and Downtown West Palm Beach. 💧Minor flooding is ongoing or expected to begin shortly. 2-4 inches of rain have fallen and additional rainfall amounts of up to an inch are expected over this affected area. #FLwx
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Taking a live look at the adverse conditions currently being observed in coastal Palm Beach County as heavy showers move through the area. #FLwx
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Anthony Duarte@AnthonyDuarte03·
A severe thunderstorm warning ❗️has been issued for this portion of Palm Beach County. ⏰When: Now until 5:45 PM EDT ⚠️Main hazards: 60-mph wind gusts 📍Locations impacted: West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Wellington, Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Lake Worth, Riviera Beach, Palm Beach, Tequesta, Highland Beach, Juno Beach, Ocean Ridge, Greenacres, Royal Palm Beach, Palm Springs, North Palm Beach, Lantana, and Lake Park. *It is important to note there is no detection of lightning within these clusters of showers* #FLwx #severethunderstorm #severethunderstormwarning
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Good afternoon South Florida! Scattered showers are currently affecting areas mainly north of Alligator Alley at this hour, with heavy rainfall and isolated strong, gusty winds being the present hazards. We have not yet observed any lightning strikes thus far today due to the overall lack of instability, but any overly-aggressive, convective cell that has the opportunity to grow in the vertical and tap into the ambient conditions will have the potential of indeed producing some lightning in addition to strong wind gusts and small hail, mainly through sunset. For right now, the primary concern should be flooding from these slow-moving, torrential downpours. All of this shower activity should be gradually shifting southward over the coming hours. #FLwx
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Forever Marlins
Forever Marlins@ForeverMarlins·
@suspendedJV It is never okay to threaten or wish death or violence on people over a sports game
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Forever Marlins@ForeverMarlins·
People out here calling for Clayton to be k*lled lmao y’all I promise it’s not that serious
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