Itstrainingtime

That was me multiple times. I was corrected by several here (correctly) that the storm isn't the same. However, I stand by my assertion that the pattern is. And that is what is behind these negative changes we're seeing.

Models seem insistent that the loser for this event are the counties immediately east of the river. That's about the only consistent trend I'm seeing.

Moderate rain and 37. Already have .18" of rainfall.

I hope the trough sets up over York and dumps 30" on Elliott's house.

I will be shortly. Taking my wife out for lunch.

Still rain here in Maytown.

Talking about all of Pennsylvania being nervous because of clear signs of subsidence over our area.

Director of Met at Millersville University.

Okay that was legit funny.

YES!!!!!

Very true. But it seems different now. He's lost his ability to be professional.

MU is starting to get giddy. Can't he at least be neutral? He has to know his audience. It's like he's taunting.

Just some drizzle now. My temp is 37...

Horrible. So very sorry

You do what you need to do. But I will speak for myself here - I'm simply reporting what I'm seeing. You have to understand that you can be a little too... optimistic? Last night we were going back and forth a bit and you insisted we weren't going to lose a single flake. Well, the reality is it's been 100% rain here with temps well above freezing. And that's exactly what I expected. Again, I wasn't being negative. This is playing out exactly the way I expected it to. For me to say otherwise would have been wishcasting. I am not complaining or being negative. I am calling it the way I see it and what is happening. Nothing more, nothing less.

Thank you. And I agree.

What are you seeing right now?

I've been watching! The rain has picked up in intensity here but my temp continues to rise slowly. I'm at 36 right now.

Steady, 100% rain here currently.

Indeed. Sigh.

That's a painful map and not surprising honestly. Glad I rode my 3-6" call. Hope that isn't too high.

Team USA is why I'm up.

Light rain and 35. .02" of rain so far.

Upon further review, Lancaster and Lebanon are squarely in the screw zone with more just west and east. GFS brings the inverted trough west of the river to save them.

GFS is down to .5-.75" of QPF for a lot of us. Between 2-3" near Philly. Again, the gradient is tightening/bleeding east.