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  1. Itstrainingtime
    Might have been the biggest win of the season.
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    Not a drop. The streak continues.
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    LOL
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    Here come the Braves. Marsh with a much-needed big fly.
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    My monthly total of 4.95" seems pretty good until you realize that the majority fell during the first 10 days of the month. It's drying out quickly yet again.
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    MU - heavy, drenching rains for Bubblerland with far less rainfall in Lanco. Heat indices around 90. (mine currently is 90)
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    86 at 11:55am.
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    It's 84 at 10:45am with a dewpoint of 71. It's still obnoxious outside.
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    Thanks - I've talked about these winters/storms in this thread often over the years. The 1978 storm is still top 5 in my book.
  10. Itstrainingtime
    Th no hitter jinx lives on.
  11. Itstrainingtime
    This...is comical. More strained neck warnings in South Philly. Hoping for the no no too. Our record is now 2-8. We want to get a 17 game plan next year.
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    89 at KITT. 93 here in lot U at Citizens Bank Park.
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    91 at KITT. 92 at home.
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    First AN high in quite a while - 88.3 currently.
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    Ours is on Saturday evening. My mood will be 100% dependent on what happens at noon.
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    In the past 36 hours my forecast high for Wednesday has gone from 86 to 96. However, the heat looks short lived with Thursday back in the 80s.
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    Much needed win. Huge.
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    79 at 1:10pm.
  19. Itstrainingtime
    Here, this should help you find your way... https://www.aa.com/en-us/flights-from-philadelphia-to-austin
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    Well said. I won't argue anything here - 2 things about me: The more invested that I am in a sports team, and I'm probably more invested in PSU than any professional team including the Orioles...the more cautious I am. My 3 favorite sports teams (PSU football, Orioles, 76ers) haven't won anything since 1986. I'm used to being let down. I do not trust James Franklin. There will be at LEAST one game this year where Nittany Nation will be in an uproar over a loss that shouldn't have happened and it will point back directly at James. Book it. Also- remember the home opener in 2018 against App State? PSU entered that year with national title aspirations after losing in that memorable Rose Bowl shootout with SC the previous winter. PSU was extremely fortunate to walk out of the Beav with a W. App State had us on the ropes and McSorley bailed us out in the final minute of regulation. That was the closest I've ever come to seeing them lose in person. Like the guy below said...you never know what's coming in the first game. I really don't want to have a mental image of his trousers...
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    Kinda agree with you - I could see PSU making the expanded playoffs this year but just as easily see this team lose at least 4 games. (WVU, Ohio State, Washington, USC) There are a couple of others that won't be easy, either.
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    Never had one - I'm too busy eating Achenbach's long johns.
  23. Itstrainingtime
    Don't you go pestering the fine folk of the Penn Manor School District. Stay in your lane, you filthy Black Knight!
  24. Itstrainingtime
    Have fun at Mountaineer Field. Personally...I'm worried about that game right off the bat.
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    I've always viewed September as a very dry month - without this data I would have assumed that it was probably one of the 3 driest months of the year. If you take the 32 years above and average it out you get about 5.13"/year. Just by removing the top 4 years which were obviously heavily influenced by tropical rains, that monthly average drops 1"/month for the remaining 28 years. I don't know what our average monthly precip is - I'm sure it's easily available. 11 of the 32 years above had monthly totals of about 2.5" or less with 7 years seeing less than 2". Interesting data, thanks for sharing. September has to be one of if not the most volatile months when it comes to precip. Really depends on what happens with tropical storms.
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