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We have one more day to go... I think that might be from yesterday?

I feel extremely fortunate through the first 2 days of all of this...a total of .6" of rain, no hail, no wind, and nothing out of the ordinary.

Hope you had a great time and a safe trip back!

You get out west of the Susquehanna and there's a stretch that the pike is 3 lanes in each direction...also, once in the Cumberland Valley you'll have some open spaces where you'll be able to see for miles...

Match was lit up here in PA over the past hour. Storms are firing quickly in the mountains north of UNV...

And there are some signs that cooler weather might prevail for the first half of June. 2 less weeks of heat and humidity...

Couldn't said it better myself... Eh...we got 3 weeks to go to the solstice and the march downward towards winter begins.

Wow...glad they are safe. Thanks for sharing.

Me as well. Nary a drop of rain since this morning and I am fine with that!

Me either bro...not at all.

Can't ever recall a red box that was more inclusive to PA, period.

Yes, we do...which is precisely why I'm NOT feeling good. (as in...I really don't want this to happen)

I am squarely between those 2 locations and don't feel good about it at all, lol

Clouds are already thinning with partial sun here and it's only 9:30am. Should be a lot of juice added to the fire...

Ended up with a very garden variety shower last night with literally one rumble of thunder. Nothing wrong with that!

I'm not sure which is faster right now...the speed at which they're growing or moving. They are hauling east!

That's exactly what it's like here in DC. Glad I missed out on all the excitement today.

When the dewpoint reaches 70 it's no longer a nice day to me.

True that! But fortunately in this case after about 2 hours of overcast it has cleared out nicely.

Interesting...not too far west of you here in Lanco and the sky has completely clouded over. Showers are actually just west of me, not predicted...

Aww man...so envious of you! We spent 10 days there back in 2013. (my parents used to live there) What a stunning place. Get ready to spend serious coin on food though. We visited during the era of Subway's famous "$5 foot long" promotion. Well...in Alaska that $5 foot long was running about $12. We really had no intention of eating at Subway in Alaska, but after our first night dinner priorities changed. We ate at a traditional salmon bake and for the 8 of us the tab was over $400. That was with 4 kids and NO alcohol consumed by anyone in our party. It was also much warmer than what I was prepared for...several days of temps in the low 80s. Very few places have AC because it's seldom needed. We had a couple of uncomfortably warm nights for sleeping. We arrived in Anchorage and my first impression was "meh" - Anchorage is a large city of over 250,000 people and it didn't feel that much different than around here. We rented a car, got about oh, 2 miles outside the city on one of the very few highways in Alaska and my wife was like "um..there's a moose in our lane ahead." Suddenly we realized we weren't in the LSV of PA any longer. We probably didn't go a mile farther and a black bear came lumbering across the road... Enjoy your 18 hours of daylight! Anchorage currently has a sunrise of 5:00am and sunset is quickly approaching 11:00pm. It takes a bit of getting used to it getting dark after midnight...

Absolutely perfect spring morning out there. Kind of invigorating...

Funny you mentioned that...with the amount of moisture left over from this past storm plus modest instability, any sunshine today will serve to fuel some RAIN showers this afternoon.

I want to be near water. Wife wants to be in the mountains. Key West seems like a good compromise to me.