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  1. Mount Joy Snowman
    Yes sir. March and September are the mega months for daylight changes.
  2. Mount Joy Snowman
    We just saw that while we were getting lunch at Miyako! Didn't realize you were that close to downtown.
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    Sorry to hear. Our kids are getting ready to head back to preschool (youngest has her first year ever in school), so I'm fully expecting an onslaught of runny noses, coughs, fevers, and whiny children. Fun indeed!
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    Low of 62. I may be misremembering my forecast but that’s lower than I was expecting.
  5. Mount Joy Snowman
    Low of 62. Some short-lived heat on the way but I'm liking the look of the northeast troughiness as we head through early September. Atlantic tropics seem dead right now as well, with all the action in the eastern pacific heading towards Hawaii.
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    We had our fantasy draft outside today and in the shade with the breeze it didn’t feel bad at all. The Heaven Hill bourbon didn’t hurt ha.
  7. Mount Joy Snowman
    Yeah my forecast has really been on the rise, 97 last I checked. That will have some ramifications on the final average monthly temp I calculated. Low of 61 here. Should be a great pool day, jealous of anyone who has one.
  8. Mount Joy Snowman
    Low of 55. Another awesome August day today before things start trending more uncomfortable tomorrow and thereafter.
  9. Mount Joy Snowman
    One thing is for sure, Texas should be loving this new NIL era. Them and the Phil Knight fighting ducks should be part of a select few teams that have unlimited funds. Just buy a new team every year. Who needs high school recruiting and development. Ah college football, where the rich get richer.
  10. Mount Joy Snowman
    Yes, I've heard that as well, but they also lost three starters who were all drafted so I wasn't sure if he meant that to be a bragging point, whereas the D-line always seems to perform. If I had a nickel for every time I heard preseason reports about how good the O-line was looking But yes, your point about them having more capable bodies is accurate.
  11. Mount Joy Snowman
    I, as well, am far more invested in PSU football than anything else and couldn't agree more with the bolded part. The only thing I'll say about that App State team is that they were REALLY good. They took only one other loss on the year and kicked the crap out of everyone else on their way to winning the Sun Belt. That was Scott Satterfield's final year as head coach and he had the program absolutely rolling. Penn State won their next three games 51-6 over Pitt, 63-10 over Kent State, and 63-24 over Illinois, before the heartbreaking one-point loss to Ohio State containing a certain 4th down play that we won't discuss here ha. All that to say, App State was very formidable that year. Still, your point about week one remains. Almost time for some pigskin!
  12. Mount Joy Snowman
    Great post that I almost entirely agree with, but I think you meant to say one of the deepest defensive lines, not offensive, correct? While I agree they should wax WVU, the week one factor along with on the road gives me at least a little pause. You just never know how teams are going to come out of the gate on week one in college football, particularly with a new offense. But yeah, a loss to WVU would feel like a virtual season ender and have Franklin's trousers starting to smoke.
  13. Mount Joy Snowman
    Or as my wife's mom says they used to call them back in the day, Penn Manure. Ah, local rivalries. True story, I had a buddy who one time slept on the sidewalk overnight in front of the Lancaster Cupcake off of Granite Run Drive so he'd be one of the first in line to get a year's worth of free cupcakes or some sh$t like that. Of course, his wife put him up to it. He's one of those "do whatever the wife wants" guys. I would have had something else to say about such a request haha.
  14. Mount Joy Snowman
    I see that now! I have done my good deed (eeerr annoying deed) for the day. I will now crawl back into my hole. Side note, I will be in Pequea Township tomorrow for a party at my uncle's place, which is in the extreme northeastern part of the township right along the Conestoga River. Not that anybody asked. Carry on.
  15. Mount Joy Snowman
    Wait, I may be more confused now too ha. Did you mean to say Penn Manor School District? Because yes, Penn Manor includes Pequea Township. So you do in fact live in Pequea just outside of Willow Street? Honestly, feel free to ignore me at any point if I'm prying too much haha.
  16. Mount Joy Snowman
    As am I, but I worry about every game haha. Honestly though, new O-coordinator, replacing three O-linemen who were drafted, a QB who I still don't know what the hell to make of but gives me major Hackenberg vibes, and oh yeah, the always present Franklin factor.......tough test for week one.
  17. Mount Joy Snowman
    I thought you were in Willow Street, but your signature says Manor Township?? I demand answers Superstorm!
  18. Mount Joy Snowman
    Low of 53. A couple more nice days before things turn decidedly more uncomfortable. Me and the fellas are heading to West Virginia for our Penn State road trip this year, so keeping a close eye on things for next weekend.
  19. Mount Joy Snowman
    Now show me March
  20. Mount Joy Snowman
    As promised. While ten full days left in the month makes for a tough estimate, MJS got to punching on his best Texas Instruments calculator and came up with the following..... Current mean monthly temp is 74.8. I calculated the final ten days as 73.6, bringing the final average monthly temp to 74.4 -- good for the solo spot of 54th warmest all-time. This would be about a degree BN when compared against the recent climate normal period but about a half degree AN when compared against the entire POR. Book it. Side note, MJS is declaring the 1927 record of 67.7 as untouchable as Cy Young's. Good day.
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    Low of 53. Just too many clouds too late into the night here to drop as far as we could have, which was a bit surprising. Should be able to sneak in a much needed mow today.
  22. Mount Joy Snowman
    Speak of the devil, Sinks was beat out by Mackay, ID for the national low, who checked in at a cool 30. Although given your Garrett reference, it sounds like we may have had some unofficial stations here in the east that matched or exceeded that. Very impressive.
  23. Mount Joy Snowman
    Impressed by all the 40s being reported. I could only get down to 51 at KMJS. Tonight has the potential to surprise and go even lower than forecast. Glorious weather all the way around.
  24. Mount Joy Snowman
    I was just getting ready to make a joke about how I can't wait for a bunch of us to hit 40s tonight while MDT checks in with something like a 58, but then I see it came in with a low of 59 last night so who knows, maybe it will surprise again.
  25. Mount Joy Snowman
    Low of 57 and .04” from a couple of rounds of very brief showers yesterday.
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