Itstrainingtime

Cold temps close down some of Hershey's rollercoasters. Hersheypark suspends a lot of rides when lightning is in the area. I'm not aware of the park closing for a rainy day. Tropical storm Lee being an obvious exception as the park was flooded.

R-Ville is a bigger spot than I thought! Maytown has uh...well, there's a home furnishings store at the edge of town. And the sky diving club! (rated 4.9 on Google) The official weather station: https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KPAMARIE23

Ah yes...but do you have a Coyote Joe's?

Make it a lifetime! https://www.downtowndubois.com/

Barring a last second Hail Mary, it appears as if my last measurable snowfall beyond a T/flurries for the season will have occurred on February 17th. (that was 0.2" from a squall) The snow shut off at pretty much the exact time that we were forecast to enter an epic period for wintry weather. Recorded and filed for future reference.

#itstrainingtime https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/?parms=CCX-N0B-1-24-100-usa-rad

That's even more impressive when you look at the first half of the month.

Eggsactly right.

We have had some very heavy showers roll through over the past hour or two, skies here have brightened somewhat and the rain has stopped. Not a nice day however you look at it.

Not normal but not unprecedented - I think they've done this in the past prior to "big" games. Opening Day draws fans from all over and I'll say this...kudos to the organization for making the decision now. I don't really care that much about weather conditions, but I would obviously prefer staying home rather than driving down there and then finding out the game was called. I think it's a pretty classy move by the Phillies. Friday is open for this very reason...use it to everyone's advantage.

Going to the Phillies opener...which now is officially on Friday.

Phillies game tomorrow is postponed. Opening Day is Friday.

Moderate to heavy rain falling here at work. Radar is blossoming down south but the trajectory of that stuff will be to the east of most if not all of us.

Hershey - Washington system has always worked far better than the period of time that the Bears were affiliated with Philly or Colorado. I was really happy when the Bears went back to being Washington's farm team.

0.05" in the bucket at home. 42 and dreary currently.

Flyers fan here since the 1970s - Caps are playing very well. Playing very well at the right time of the year. One thing your team has that we're lacking right now is some veteran leadership. Having had Bears season tickets for years, I have a lot of respect and enjoy seeing Washington do well. Flyers are maximizing what they have to the limit. 3 times they fell behind in the 3rd period last night at MSG, 3 times they came back and tied it up. What is lacking in talent is not evident in the heart of that team. I'm not sure I've seen a team as resilient as the Flyers are and I've been an ardent fan of all 4 major sports going back to the early 1970s. I'd love to see one finish 3rd in the Metropolitan and the other claim a Wild Card berth.

Sounds like my kind of weather! For a few minutes.

Philly is riding the edge on most models - either just inside or outside the area of rain. The trend has been to shift precip east towards the coast over the past 24 hours

That is some desperately needed encouraging news to come out of a horrible incident.

A saving grace is the time of day this happened, I guess. No comfort at all to those directly impacted, but an ever greater catastrophe was averted. Dear god if this happened at 5pm. There are certain things that I cannot watch. I don't even want to list them. I do not have a strong stomach when it comes to human tragedies.

I really wish I would not have watched the video. I feel sick. Horrible, horrible way to start a day. My heart aches right now.

Double nickel high here today.

Sunny and 50 on the button at 1pm.

Ground was white in Maytown this morning. Heavy frost. Temp was 29 when I left for work.