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Worst part of all of this, tomorrow offers an opportunity for even more destructive winds affecting an even larger area. That's in addition to the flash flood potential tomorrow into Monday night.

Apparently so - our daughter's family lives 1.2 miles south of us and has nearly 1" with a lot of tree damage. Marietta was crushed and I'm 2 miles from there.

0.08" here

100 here currently. I'm going to have to dig to find my last 3 consecutive days 100+. Been a while.

We're under a watch as well. 11pm.

96 at 1pm.

That's horrific. And an example of why I will never, ever root for severe thunderstorms.

Welcome! I wish I knew.

It's okay and my vent was in response to many and not just you. People think he has an agenda and I won't speak to that. I will say that I trust his data because I see it for myself when I'm driving through his area. The microclimate is absolutely real. And it's totally ridiculous when people hundreds of miles away attack him. They make themselves look silly because they're wrong. At least in regards to temps.

It never got above 100 here. At least not yet.

Chester County borders Lancaster, which is included in our "poster coverage area." It's also closer to central PA than where a few others in our sub are from. (And they are welcome here as well) I don't understand why people get so upset over location. It's a weather forum. Interestingly, everything that Paul posts is 100% weather content. No reason at all why that shouldn't be welcome here. If this is the culture we're trying to create here, I seriously need to just post in the sports threads. This thread is becoming increasingly insufferable.

What is happening in here?

Sounds wonderful. 100 on the nose here. Enjoy the weekend.

98 currently. 3 below yesterday. No idea why, sure as hell ain't complaining.

Wow! I'm just one degree lower than yesterday at noon. I seem to be catching up...

Yesterday I reached 93 at 9:35am. Today it was 10:45. Running a good 2-3 degrees lower than yesterday.

I'm just going to publicly say that there was a time when I didn't believe/trust his numbers. I 100% do now.

I don't have a horse in the Chester County temp saga, and this is not based on hard, scientific data. But I travel through the county a LOT on my way to Philly and the difference in temp between my area and there is noteworthy. We just went Tuesday. It was 92 here at home when we left. That was 2pm. We were in Cochranville at 3pm and it was 88. It is consistently 3-5 degrees cooler on our trips. And that is not at Chescowx elevation.

Yes sir. 102 was my high here. Down a notch to 101 now.

102 at 3pm.

101 here in Maytown.

Spot on forecast it appears - I'm now sitting at 99/69.

97 approaching noon. Dews are still running between 74-76. Yay summer!

My fully-shaded weather station is now reading 95.4 at 11:20am.

Elliott also offers this: The SPC has placed southeastern PA & the LSV in a "slight risk" for #severewx on Fri, but I strongly disagree. The "heat dome" will still be centered over the southern mid-Atlantic States. Beneath it, sinking motion will suppress T-storm formation. North of I-80, different story.