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Voyager

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  1. Clouds are killing me only up a half degree to 91 in the last hour...
  2. It seems that more often than not, the summer outdoor holidays get screwed by some sort of crap weather, while the winter indoor ones (Thanksgiving and Christmas) are usually bright and sunny...
  3. My sig links to my Ambient Weather page, but I'm also on Wunderground, so be sure to check out my station as well.
  4. That hot tag for this thread is literally appropriate today. It's 9:30am and I'm already up to 81 in my backyard, and 84 here in Sunbury where I'm delivering.
  5. I think they went one higher to 115 (according to a later Facebook post) before it started cooling off...
  6. 100's are hard to get in high humidity. Even in AZ, any monsoon day is 100 - 105 generally as opposed to the 110's on dry days.
  7. I like both, but prefer the dry desert. As long at it's hot.
  8. My niece lives in Flag and loves it. The only bad part is the wildfire potential. It's dry, but there's lots of western pines in Flag and the surrounding area. She was really worried about the Rafael Fire a couple days ago.
  9. That's mostly between US-22 and I-80. All that stuff congeled from the random cells that formed here but mostly missed my backyard. What I got out of that was .24" of rain and a 10mph peak gust.
  10. Three cells/lines in the area. One formed east, one went north, and the other went south. Got fringed all the way around. You can't make this shit up I tell ya...
  11. Interesting cloud structure, but it's east of me, so no dice. We got 0.01" from it...lol First volley? Out of bounds...
  12. I'm pessimistic, but I''ll be willing to bet I get nothing more than a garden variety shower with a bit of thunder. It's just how I roll up here in Tamaqua...
  13. How is it that thunderstorms can cross every damn mountain range and valley in PA until they get to I-81 or PA-61? There was a pretty good line coming into the Pottsville area, with flood warnings for Pine Grove and Ravine, and as it approaches it does what they always do. Break apart. I still haven't figured out what kills good storms before they get to Tamaqua.
  14. 0.00" here. It's unbelievable. That was a fairly impressive rain shield moving in earlier...
  15. Back in Tamaqua. Poured in Elysburg, but here...the (in)famous Tamaqua Split reared it's ugly head again...
  16. I'm at Knoebels today for my wife's company picnic, so I hope it holds off until after 6-8 tonight...
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