T. August

Temp dropped to 36.9° while misting.

Rain in Havre de Grace now. First flakes at least.

It briefly flurried in Havre de Grace. Torching at 38.9° though lol Hold up, it’s snowing again

Honestly I’ve been getting worried about the Ravens’ playoff chances. The Chargers have me scared. The head-to-head goes to the Ravens against the Broncos if something goes south, but damn, it’s not guaranteed.

I just finished setting it up - it’s awesome, not gonna lie. I got the wireless one with the WeatherLink console on Amazon for $850.

My Vantage Pro2 came today, just in time to accurately measure 38° and precipitation.

Really just hoping for a decent snow shower. Last time it snowed IMBY in November was 2018 if I remember correctly. I wanna say it was like 2-3”.

From this morning at City Park in Havre de Grace. This was when it was just starting. New waterline got to the crosswalk.

Looks like APG recorded a gust of 78mph. I believe it. Could’ve been even higher. There are a dozen trees down here, with one currently leaning on the house lol.

Actually almost moderate briefly in Havre de Grace

I was thinking today how verified severe in any given backyard is nearly as rare as a HECS. I’ve only directly measured severe winds once (61 MPH. 2015?). Then in 2022 what I presume to be a microburst/tornado occurred, where nearly 10 trees came down in a 1-acre area. Are there any stats for the airports for severe? Do they track days with verified severe storms?

What’s your average? 30”?

https://www.weather.gov/lwx/pnsmap?type=snow Mine is the depressing 1.5 in SE Harford County

It’s amazing being on the water in the spring and summer but not sure it makes up for it lol.

I’m gonna be sick