Itstrainingtime

So I had a heart to heart with myself last evening (with the primary assist to my wife) after I got home from work - 5:25pm: Wife: "Isn't it supposed to snow tomorrow morning?" Me: "Actually, yes" Wife: "Can you please explain to me why you still have the air conditioner running?" Me: "Well...it's set for 65. It will only run if the actual temp is higher than that, so what's the big deal?" Wife: "You do realize it's 61 in here." Me: "I just walked in the door. How was I supposed to know that?" Wife: "Fix it" Currently, it's 65 in the house and the heat is running. Sigh.

Every time the intensity picks up it becomes predominately snow. Actually, this is heaviest snowfall rate of the day right now here.

Mostly light rain with a few very wet blotches of snow and 34.3 degrees.

Great find! (would like to see that eyewall fill in on the east quadrant though)

Yep, same - PSU chairs have reverted back to blue.

When in a drought, rain is indeed pretty.

Oh my God, get out of the house now!

Did you clear out last evening? I was outside briefly after supper and noticed that the sky was almost totally clear. I went back inside and asked my wife if she wanted to sit outside and stargaze, the conditions were perfect! My temp had dropped to 32 later in the evening before the clouds moved back in and my temp started to rise again.

Flakes and 33 - my blue Penn State lawn chairs are late to the party but are now actively participating in whiteout conditions. (Wife and I were outside last evening enjoying them)

I haven't uttered some of those words since college...

Call me weird but I find these radar loops fascinating: https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/?parms=CCX-N0B-1-24-100-usa-rad Love seeing 2 distinct areas moving in completely opposite directions.

What is that - maybe 50ish miles that separates D0 from D3 on SWPA? The D3 in Philly is warranted solely for their basketball team...

Holy crap, it's sunny and 51 here!

.79" of rainfall here.

Steady rain and 53 degrees. Rainfall at .62" and counting.

Up to .41" here now.

Heavy rain in Maytown. .23" in 8 minutes. Even heavier rain on the doorstep.

https://www.millersville.edu/weathercenter/forecasts/weather-discussion.php

It's going to be time for training for roughly the next 29,541 days.

Surprised to see .12" in the bucket tonight.

Mammoth Lakes is going to get buried this weekend. Multiple feet of snow.

Saw that earlier - it's about time. I am beyond sick of #21. I'd rather lose out with no Embiid than win some games with him "playing". Sixers: supreme talent + zero heart = suckage Flyers: marginal talent plus courageous effort = slightly less suckage. LOL

MU at least talking about us southern people seeing our first flakes fly: 1/3 A major storm system will impact the Northeast late this week & drop accumulating snow in parts of the Catskills, Poconos & Apps, but residents across northern MD, southeastern PA & the LSV will be "on the outside looking in." We'll see no more than a few wet snowflakes.. 2/3 .. on Friday. For mid-Atlantic snow-lovers, there are several issues with the storm. First, today's primary low is tracking into northern MN & southern Canada. As a result, there's a southerly component to the wind across nearly all of the eastern U.S. This leads to the.. 3/3 .. next issue: no antecedent cold air mass in place. Instead, temps will be in the 50s/60s locally tomorrow & above freezing up to Hudson Bay. Finally, the coastal low is expected to develop near Long Island, leaving our region on its western (dry) side. SWD to come tomorrow.

11/15/18 it took me 3.5 hours to drive from Conestoga to Maytown. Thanksgiving 2018 my wife and I walked the River Trail in the morning - according to my own notes, when we left the house at 10am it was 18 degrees with a NW wind of 22 mph.

They are different people - TimB is no longer posting on the forum.