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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.

93/75 at 9:50am. Elliott says that west winds will lead to compressional heating this afternoon with dews settling into the 60s. With temps in the 100s the HI will be similar to yesterday.

Not even close. HI is 104 at 9pm.

Heat Index is currently 111. I wonder if we get can below 100 by say, 8pm? Is that too much to ask?

I understand that we're all different and all like/enjoy different things. I really do. My "thing" about this...when it's cold, you have more options. Stay inside if you want to be warm. Need to go out? Bundle up for warmth and protection. But with this weather? What are we supposed to do when we have to be outside? There are no good remedies. The only option is to suffer.

99/76 @ 3:00pm.

I think the dewpoint might be lower tomorrow and Friday - upper 60s to around 70 instead of what we're seeing today.

88/74 HI of 98 in Orlando for god's sake.

93/76 at noon, HI is 112. 112 at freaking noon. This sucks. Sorry. Not sorry.

It was a scorcher. I was strapped into the family sedan in a suit. My birthday suit.

He's convinced now - forecasting 100 on Thursday and 103 on Friday...

Same amount of rain here. Forecast was for significantly more than that.

Elliott isn't convinced. He said there is a lot of uncertainty regarding where the heat dome sets up - we could see record heat but we just as easily could see temps in the low 90s.

.05" of rain overnight/this morning. Meh.

Wunderground stations near you would support that, a lot of them around .3" give or take. Interestingly, the stations down here recorded a bit less despite being further south. I finished with .21" at home so your area was a nice little jack today.

Rain continues - up to .2" at home for the day and .3" for the past 2 days. Should eek out several more hundredths of an inch.

Already have added .12" of new rainfall this morning.

Yes, and that text was why I responded to @candersonthe way that I did. The text specifically mentions that the storm in progress was severe.

There was definitely a Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued. I saw it on CTPs site, WGAL, scrolling on my FIFA game I was watching, etc. Here's the text: The National Weather Service in State College PA has issued a * Severe Thunderstorm Warning for... East central Lancaster County in south central Pennsylvania... * Until 445 PM EDT. * At 421 PM EDT, a severe thunderstorm was located over Gap, moving east at 25 mph. HAZARD...60 mph wind gusts. SOURCE...Radar indicated. IMPACT...Expect damage to roofs, siding, and trees. * Locations impacted include... New Holland, Gap, Churchtown, Intercourse, Blue Ball, Goodville, and White Horse. Radar has indicated rotation within this severe thunderstorm. Although a tornado is not immediately likely, tornadoes can develop quickly during severe thunderstorms. This includes The Pennsylvania Turnpike from mile markers 293 to 295. Stay inside a well built structure and keep away from windows. Very heavy rainfall is occurring with this severe thunderstorm, and may lead to flash flooding. Do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways. Issued by NWS State College PA for Lancaster County.

I want to publicly pop back to say that you were correct. While most of the eastern half of Lanco was under a warning yesterday afternoon, there were no confirmed severe reports according to the SPC storm map. I apologize for questioning you. I saw the warning and thought that severe weather was underway. The storm sure looked gnarly on radar.

.10" of rain yesterday. Nothing at home when I left for work, steady rain falling here in Conestoga.

Really? Huge storm that spawned a TOR warning in Chester County formed right over Lancaster city.

Multiple severe reports in Lanco...