Itstrainingtime

I don't say it every time I reach 90, but I've said many times that my count is for 2022 and not just for the summer. Speaking of which...it's 90 on the button! Today is #29 for the year.

I was already at 28, so we are now tied. Probably for 2nd place behind Pillow who is like at 50 or something.

Sun and 88 - only a 1 degree rise over the past 90 minutes. It's a win though - now within my 87-92 range.

85.2 here under full sun - based on current satellite, 90 is looking like a pretty good bet here right now. Hoping for that GFS rain later on tonight.

11:00am - Sunny and 82.

You're only going to reach the low 80s.

Sunny and 78 at 10am.

2009-10 was the winter of last minute north trends but razor sharp cutoffs in snow totals. Of the 3 big dog storms (12/18, 2/5 and 2/10) I was fortunate to be inside the snow zone for all 3. Well, the December storm was really supposed to be a mid-atlantic special in the days leading up to the event. It wasn't until the final 36-48 hours that it seemed certain the southern tier would get anything of significance. At any rate...there was a local met (name withheld) who put out a forecast before the storm for 0-24" across Lanco. That later got refined; obviously, but in 56 years I've never seen a snowfall accumulation prediction quite like that one.

I did not realize how dire things had gotten in southern NE...wow.

I think it's going to be a close call for the usual heat spots on whether we hit 90 today - my confidence level is only slightly more than 50/50 - if I was forecasting for my specific area, I think I'd go with something like 87-92 for the high. Pillow? I'll go with 92-97.

My low was 59, but under full sun it's warming VERY quickly near the hallowed grounds of the Maytown tarmac this morning. At 9:15am it's up 16 degrees to 75.

78 and sunny here.

Just read an article sourcing the National Hurricane Center, and they're expecting a big uptick in the Atlantic in as few as 7 days from now. Sounds like they think September will be very active.

Wow...no nooner for me today, but I'm sunny and 74.

I'm not trying to act brazen - but for the past few years my high has consistently topped projections on the majority of sunny summer days. I didn't mean to come across like I'm smarter than you, anyone else, or any model or forecaster.

My son's car was damaged by hail yesterday outside of Mount Joy - he told me last night the ground was white near Rheems.

I'll be surprised if I don't record my 29th 90 tomorrow.

2 fascinating posts - for one area it's a top 10 month for heat, while the other is one of the coolest Augusts ever. Crazy!

Good news. I hope it holds...my wife is getting a little anxious. (she has no idea that I sort of was as well) I'm the one who thought cruising in the open Atlantic at the end of August was a good idea. LOL

I'll match you with a low of 59, but you solidly win yesterday's rainfall derby as I recorded .16"

Air traffic control diverted the storm east and west of the airport so that the matinee jumpers could get their practice in.

62 degrees with light rain, but only .11" in the bucket at home. I guess the big story is it's 62 degrees.

Irrelevant without an airport. I need to be able to fly HOME, and not to some remote airstrip in another county or state.

There is a Maytown in York County right down 177 from Pinchot.

I got fringed with 15.4"...