Itstrainingtime

I don't know about MDT, but I had over 11" a few years ago and none of it was tropical. There was a day in August when Maytown - Mount Joy - Manheim all picked up between 6-11" of rain in about 2-3 hours.

I was jackpotted last Thursday - 2.45" when most had far less. It's raining here again.

You might get another couple of inches out of that. My goodness...

I got exactly a quarter inch yesterday morning and another quarter inch last night. 15 miles from me received almost 5X what I got. As soon as the heavens opened, it shut off. .07" from that 2 minute shower.

Holy crap, the skies are pouring forth the liquid gold once again.

Big raindrops have just started falling here. Sky is partly cloudy, the only dark cloud I can see is directly overhead.

New storm firing you and the airport...

93.2/76 here. It's gross...

This is honestly why I do not care what happens at MDT. What happens or doesn't happen at MDT has zero bearing on my sensible weather and my weather statistics. I don't understand why some get hung up on what MDT records...none of us live on the tarmac.

MDT had almost 2" more than I did last night!

Per the map you posted earlier regarding 3 day rain totals, the area getting hit hard right now has been dryer than what I've been, which is good. I'm at 3.74" since Thursday.

And the one county that is getting trained by storms is the one county not under a Flood Watch:

Picked up exactly .25" tonight. Daily total is .50".

Still to my west. Last radar image shows some weakening. I'll find out shortly...

Continuous light show approaching from the west...

Wow! Thanks for sharing. Great picture.

Really happy to see you back posting. I appreciate reading your thoughts and observations.

I hope you're wrong too, but betting money says you're likely right. It's coming. Eventually.

86/76 here. It honestly feels worse than when it was 96.

Storm clouds are definitely clearing here as well.

I mowed yesterday for the first time in 2 weeks. Looks like I'll probably mow again by Wednesday.

Picked up exactly. 25" of rain this morning from 2 intense, but very brief downpours.

While CTP has significantly lowered rain chances, they seem somewhat "enthused" about severe: The warm front should arrive in the srn counties Sunday morning. Some breaks in the clouds should heat things up again during the late morning and afternoon right along with the dewpoint rise and juicy PWATs around 2 inches. Sct convection is expected with rather meager CAPE to be found in the aftn according across the NE half of the state, while the combination of a better chance for periods of sunshine and more broad- looping hodographs in the low-levels across southern and perhaps central PA, creates the better chance for strong to severe convection with 0-1 km EHIs in the 1-3 M2/S2 range in the afternoon and early evening. in addition, the low-level shear vector, storm motion and close proximity of the warm front, suggest the most favorable area for TSRA ingestion of moderately strong llvl streamwise vorticity will be over south- central PA and the Laurel Highlands between 20Z Sunday and 02Z Monday when 0-1KM EHIs could peak in the 2-3 M2/S2 range. Per Coordination with SPC, they expanded their DY2 MRGL risk for severe across practically all of our CWA, with an inclusion of 2% tornado risk. There is also a bit of CIN to be found in the soundings. Thus, the convection could struggle to get going, or be elevated enough to mitigate any worries of wind gusts, at least initially over the south, and perhaps for a longer period over the northern zones. Highs Sunday will be in the m70s N and low-mid 80s in the South.

Last night was beautiful indeed. My wife and I spent time relaxing on our Adirondacks and watched the stars. Great summer evening!