Voyager

90/72 for a heat index of 98 at my house. I decided that since it's so hard to get a good storm in my backyard that I would get mine and my wife's Jeeps washed. I figure that will insure that we get a good rainer today.

Thanks! Indoor supper is already planned. The wife and I are taking a good friend out to dinner at the Tamaqua Train Station Restaurant tomorrow night.

But where? Area wide, or localized to the LSV, Mason-Dixon Line, Lancaster area, etc.

Send it here....PLEASE!!!

Need to get that Harrisburg cluster up to Tamaqua before it fades into oblivion... I don't like the look of future radar, though.

We got something before I got home from work because I had 0.44" in the gauge.

Up until March when I started this Tower City to Sunbury water haul, I had never even heard of Pillow. Now I'm through there seven times per week...lol. It actually looks nice and peaceful. I think I'd rather live there than Tamaqua.

As I get older, I get more and more nostalgic. I kind of miss the 3 H summer days of my youth...

I like my 80's...lol

That's an ugly map...

I've been swing and a miss for two days now. Need some t-storm love for the Skook...

BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED Tornado Warning National Weather Service State College PA 851 PM EDT Tue Jul 13 2021 The National Weather Service in State College PA has issued a * Tornado Warning for... Northwestern Northumberland County in central Pennsylvania... Northwestern Montour County in central Pennsylvania... Southeastern Lycoming County in north central Pennsylvania... * Until 915 PM EDT. * At 850 PM EDT, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado was located over Delaware Run, moving east at 25 mph. HAZARD...Tornado. SOURCE...Radar indicated rotation. IMPACT...Flying debris will be dangerous to those caught without shelter. Mobile homes will be damaged or destroyed. Damage to roofs, windows, and vehicles will occur. Tree damage is likely. * This dangerous storm will be near... Muncy around 900 PM EDT. Exchange around 910 PM EDT.

Some new tornado warnings up that way in the past few minutes. Montgomery/Pennsdale area I believe...

This is what it's like here right now at 3:30pm.

We are still solid overcast and even fog on the top of the Blue Mountain on 309. We need to clear, and fast, for anything significant to happen later, but I'm not feeling it for areas east of 81 and south of 80 right now.

I never even got started...

I didn't see much wind damage out there, or in the Danville/Berwick area in my travels today.

So I ended up with 0.88" for last night's event. This after an inch and a half on Friday. Whatever we get today will fall on saturated ground so flash flooding I guess will be a concern later today and tonight.

That's part of my route tomorrow morning as well. If I see any damage, I'll let you know.

We got the goods...sort of. I believe the line weakened some at it got here as there was a continuous lightning/thunder event to my west, but as it neared, the lightning became more infrequent. We never (to this point anyway) got the instantaneous flash/boom that I so desperately crave. Wind toped out at 12.5 mph, and so far, with the heaviest rain east of me already, got 0.67" as of this post. On to the next one some other day I suppose... ***edited to add that the radar looked really good as it passed through, but it didn't seem to correlate with ground truth***

Current movement and future radar loops don't look super promising for me. It appears that anything that holds together scoots by to my north and northwest. Hazleton might get it pretty good though. If that's the case, I'll once again be on the outside looking in...

I'll be going through there tomorrow morning. We'll see whats what then I guess. It's a nice little town, so I hope no damage.

That's one sweet ride! I had always wanted a Buick Grand National. I always thought they were much cooler than a Monte Carlo SS. I got nothing this morning...

Sounds good to me!!!

We had a decent rainer come through town right when we were leaving for dinner. Got 1.46" out of it in about 45 minutes, and had to wait it out in the Jeep.