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For basically the past 25 years I would watch my horrible excuse of a baseball team give away game after game, year after year. There were times when I honestly thought that I would never see the Orioles turn the table in my lifetime. Selfishly...it's weirdly gratifying to see my team on the good end now. It's been a long, painful ride. Still no World Series appearance since I was 18.

That's an alarming day 6 probability outlook. Geesh.

73 with partial sun at 1:30pm - dare I say it almost feels muggy out there?

I'll raise you 10 - an even 70 in Maytown at 12:05pm.

LOL, they had a lot of balls to run that publicly.

No, I didn't see it...but that's nuts.

I'm confused by the talk about potential flooding - WPC has our area getting about 1" of rain total over the next 7 days and CTP has me getting less than 1". What am I missing? MU did say yesterday that he wasn't concerned about flooding whatsoever. Edit: WPC now has our area getting a total of .50" - 1.00"

Today is a Holliday in Baltimore.

0.00" of rain and 57 this morning. Frankly, surprised that I dropped below 60 given the late evening temps.

67 at 10:35pm - not bad.

He is one of my favorites - not sure how many people binge watch mets on YouTube, but I do with this guy. The 1993 Superstorm is a favorite of mine along with of course, the 2011 Tuscaloosa Tornado.

I saw a few of those in our previous development...they were pretty much useless in a matter of weeks after they were put up. In-ground units built to last are built to destroy wallets.

Warmest day of 2024 - 78.2 here at 3:05pm.

Sunshine and 74 at 12:50pm. A few thermometers might push 80 in a few hours.

On vis satellite Presque Isle is 100% clear.

It looks like there's an area of clearing making a beeline for NW PA? On the GOES satellite it looks like the cloud deck will be gone in an hour or so. Maybe I'm wrong.

In areas of totality, what is the expected temp drop if skies are clear? I'm sure there are a ton of variables but was just curious what an estimate might be.

That's awesome. Great memories. I mostly went during the 1980s. Didn't return to Pittsburgh again until 2011 when I started our now annual tradition of Steelers games with my son.

@sauss06 - can we please agree to never talk about the 1971 and 1979 MLB seasons? Thanks in advance!

Growing up, I went to Three Rivers once each summer with my uncle who was a Buccos fan. I was used to going to the Vet where big crowds were normal. We'd go out to Pittsburgh without tickets on a Sunday afternoon and I'd think we'd end up sitting up top in the outfield...nah. Some of those years we ended up right behind the dugout in the first row or two. Pirates drew very poorly considering how good they were back then. Pittsburgh has such a great baseball history but the city is definitely all about the Steelers. Having said that...when they were a wild card team several years ago the city was juiced.

I mowed for the 5th time yesterday. I had to look up Diggerland after your post yesterday...I hope you and your son had a great day! Man, I wish this existed or I knew about it 25+ years ago when our oldest son was very young. He was a construction truck fanatic and would have gone nuts at Diggerland!

33 with frost in Maytown. Yesterday's high was 63. Pirates have a ton of young talent. Too bad they can't play the O's more often.

Quite breezy here but not even close to yesterday - I've been outside for hours each day and today is noticeably calmer.

56 at 12:05pm.

A relatively balmy low of 42 here. Shocked when I saw the temp.