.04" of rain fell at home yesterday. I was in Philadelphia watching a listless Phillies team get pounded to submission by a bad Angels team. Had a big time rainer just before scheduled first pitch. Obviously not sure how much fell but it was a heckuva lot more than .04".
Tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday look incredible. Temps in the 80s with dewpoints falling from the 60s into the upper 50s tomorrow and then mostly in the 50s (possibly upper 40s?!) by late Monday into Tuesday.
I think we've earned the reprieve.
I think it would have been completely irresponsible if a watch hadn't been issued. At least down here, our flash flood threshold was .50" of rain in one hour. The potential for much, much more was very real.
Big storm flirted but ultimately skirted me, and I'm more than fine with that. @Mount Joy Snowman should be getting hit hard about now.
0.24" of rain here.
How much do you need to get to 35" since May 1st? I only have 7" or so to go, but trust me, it's not a contest that I want to win. (unlike our mowing derby)
I've been thinking for some time now that things will revert back to dry in a hurry. But it just keeps raining and it sure seems like we're not done yet this week...
I can't recall a summer that had this many situations where storms didn't move. Flash Flood Warnings are almost a daily occurrence.
0.02" from 2 hours of continuous drizzle.