Mount Joy Snowman

67 when I left the house. Got a mow in yesterday before the heat hits, first one in like two weeks.

Low of 62 here as well.

Low of 66 and .46” of rain.

A nice classic gusty summertime storm just went through here and dropped close to a half inch. No lightning though.

Low of 67 with .02” of rain. Onward.

Low of 69 with 1.31” of rain. I’ll finally have to mow again soon. Heading out on the river this morning. Happy Friday.

Incredible wind and rain here right now, wow!

That narrow band through northern York/Lanc Counties the last couple hours has really been something to behold, as it drifts ever so slowly. It's finally drooping down to my neck of the woods and seems imminent to start pouring as the thunder rolls. Gonna be some big totals, I reckon.

Low of 71 with a rounded-up .01” of rain from a brief early morning mini shower. Late this afternoon could get very interesting around here.

A refreshing low of 63. Time to catch the choo choo.

Low of 67 with .01” of rain from the very light drizzle occurring throughout the day. Looks like pretty standard mid-summer type weather ahead.

Low of 69 to go with a whopping 3.43” of rain. You know what though, my yard isn’t soggy at all, not even the normally swampy parts. We really needed that. Also, after the initial deluge we had an extended period of more moderate type rates so it wasn’t all runoff. Minimal wind damage here but have some buddies in the Manheim Township area that were hit hard again, with trampolines and patio furniture and the like strewn about.

We are back home from western PA. Caught the tail end of some storms between Somerset and Bedford but otherwise was smooth sailing. I have .37” in the gauge from the weekend storms. No signs of any damage in our neighborhood.

Damn fellas! We got dumped on out here in western PA too but nothing like the severe back at home. Im hearing from friends in Cumberland County that are absolutely ravaged! That area seems to have been hit particularly hard.

Thank you, same to you! I should add that things are MUCH greener out this way too, unsurprisingly.