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Hopefully you don't live in the flood-prone areas of Manheim - lots of concern from area mets this morning about potentially significant stream flooding with each of the next several storms.

Looks like MU might be punting the next 3 storms: (1/2) Phew! In terms of wild weather, the next 7-10 days are shaping up to be downright crazy! There may not be much snow in the I-95 corridor, northern MD, or southeastern PA, but several "big storms" should impact the region with high winds & heavy rain.. (2/2) Don't put much stock in the exact path of the 12th-14th or 16th-18th systems yet, but a persistent storm track from the Great Lakes/Ohio Valley into SE Canada seems to be emerging & could certainly come to fruition. Expect talk of #flooding & high winds to be common.

This is something that you might see in the fall in advance of a tropical system as far as amounts in our area are concerned:

Holy wowzers, after the intense storm moves in tomorrow, the next one looks like it might be even stronger. A 961mb low in the midwest this weekend - Chicagoland is going to clean up this week.

37 with some leftover scattered slush remaining.

Just like the snow ma... Never mind.

Team seems to be having fun and playing with energy behind Rudolph. Probably a one and out but playing a helluva lot better than the other PA team right now.

Yep, that's it!

What an amazing story! Thank you for sharing that. I remember Stefaro coming up and getting a huge game winning hit down the stretch. I'm having flashbacks now.

Really? Who would have guessed?

Casey was a staple every Saturday morning. What memories.

I could not agree more about 1983 and music. We had Orioles season tickets back then and I remember sitting at Memorial Stadium all season long enjoying a World championship team and great music on the sound system. Wonderful memories.

You always have to be the leader of the band, don't you?

1979-1983

Back in high school I loved me some Dan Fogelberg!

The Euro runs that I saw were WAY to dry - I think some only showed around .5"? I ended up with 1.26" of QPF. So, a solid 1" of rain after the full transition.

My son say he's routinely driving 90+ around Houston. Sigh.

I remember the day before the storm, Rehoboth was to get 1-3" and pretty much nothing north of Sussex County. Ended up getting more at home than at the shore.

I do not. I was in Rehoboth Beach for a winter vacation that week.

Amen to that.

The ensembles were terrible for here with this storm. Period.

MDT measurement seems a little low...not sure it's that far off. I'm not that far away and only had a few extra tenths; however, my temp fluctuated between 31 and 32 while it snowed. Looks like MDT was running 33-34?

@Mount Joy Snowman @Superstorm one thing just struck me - one big failure on virtually every model was the predicted sharp contrast across the county. All of us ended up within a couple of tenths of an inch. Interesting.

Lanco official measurement was 2.2". That is 1.3" more than last year's season total.

Yes - it will be yet another event where no shoveling is needed.