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Radar does look lousy. And you're right about going forward as well...not much to be enthused about regarding rain chances over the next week.

I think that's exactly right. Probably a good amount of down sloping from the surrounding ridges. I travel the turnpike a lot and see the same thing happen in Breezewood - it's often 3-5 degrees cooler up on Sideling Hill compared to the land of hotels...

88 at noon with a good amount of cloudiness. 90 obviously within reach but not totally convinced I make it unless there is more sun than there is now. It actually feels pretty good here with the cloud/breeze combo.

There's a beautiful breeze this morning.

97/66. 98 remains as my season high.

Nope! Season high has been 98. Sitting at 97 right now. Things are getting crunchy underfoot...

95/67 here at 1:45. Puts the HI just under 100.

Just hit 90. At least the hours of daylight are shortening. It's going to have to work harder to get hot soon.

I see Bubbler is overflowing with positive vibes these days.

I was reading comments from the Lancaster county agriculture department that said the combination of high heat AND lack of rainfall is significantly impacting the current yield. Corn can thrive in heat but it needs rainfall to grow. That's what I got for you.

Well, good and bad, the success of any organization usually reflect one at the top of the pecking order. Angelos has undeniably turned a once very proud into a laughingstock. The O's have had several highly touted arms over the past couple of decades or so that never developed as hoped. (Hello Dylan Bundy) How many young players have suffered significant injuries in our farm system? Something doesn't seem right there either. It's part of the game, sure, but we do injuries better than anyone else. That's discouraging too. We've been hearing for years about the next great arm to anchor the rotation and we're still waiting. I gladly drove 90 minutes each way to 33rd Street (20-30 times a season) when I was younger to support them but in recent years it's been a couple of trips a season...at most. There was a time when you could proclaim to be an Orioles fan and feel a lot of pride in saying that. No more. It's a shame. It's humiliating to go to a home game when the visiting team's fans outnumber us 4-1.

Jumping in from Lancaster Pa as a 45 year fan and former season ticket holder for my beloved O's. This is likely an historically bad team - I'm going 9-51. If my 76ers could manage just 9 wins in 82 games back in 1972 there's no reason why this team can't match it in 60 games.

Fresh sweet corn is in short supply over this way now due to the dry weather. Several stands announced they will be limiting hours and amounts as the current yield is suffering.

Looks like you are in the cross hairs...again!

Only got .22" over the past 24 hours here. Congrats to the areas that really needed rain and got it!

It's about to rain on Rouzerville again...

Nothing remotely close to me. Yet.

It rains in Tamaqua every day it seems...

"She" says she hasn't used that word since her college days. I told her that I wasn't aware that she was such a weather nerd back then. Environment seems ripe for things to blossom soon enough.

Hopefully, there is an increase soon...or it might not be so...copious. LOL

Yep, my split is 80/73 right now. That's gross.

Clouds and rain have given way to full sunshine now. The match has been struck...

72 here now. .31" of rain is today's total.

I just have to say that this is by far the most active our thread has been during any summer that I can recall going back to Eastern and I'm enjoying every bit of it. Somehow, it's helping move summer along faster. Before you know it, we'll be talking about partly cloudy and 52 in January.

Special Weather Statement National Weather Service State College PA 400 PM EDT Wed Jul 22 2020 PAZ065-066-222030- York PA-Lancaster PA- 400 PM EDT Wed Jul 22 2020 ...STRONG THUNDERSTORMS WILL AFFECT PARTS OF LANCASTER AND YORK COUNTIES UNTIL 430 PM EDT... At 359 PM EDT, Trained weather spotters reported 40 mph winds and heavy rainfall associated with storms along a line extending from near Valley Green to near Parkville. Movement was east at 25 mph. Wind gusts 40 to 50 mph are possible. Locations impacted include... York, Hanover, Weigelstown, Elizabethtown, Columbia, Mount Joy, Parkville, Red Lion, Spry, Manheim, Dallastown, Shiloh, East York, Stonybrook-Wilshire, West York, Salunga-Landisville, Maytown, Shrewsbury, Codorus and Grantley. I might have had a wind gust to 5 mph...maybe. Only about .2" of rain as it lightens up. Storm really faded as it reached the Susquehanna.