2.83" now in the Tamaqua home gauge. Each time I drove my route from TC to Sunbury, the streams were higher and the runoff stronger.
Pillow is soggy and needs to be wrung out...lol
1.44" in the gauge in Tamaqua. Pouring rain in Tower City right now. Most significant stream flows and yard ponding were up, ironically, from just south of Pillow to Sunbury.
I figured that stretch of road was prone to flooding. Not much elevation above or real estate between the road and the creek. I have to go through there 5 times tomorrow. Two up loaded and three back empty. Usually it's only three runs through there, but my last load which always goes to Allentown will be coming from Tower City instead of Hazleton.
I think I'm on the southern and eastern edge of it. I'm doing my Thursday Tower City to Sunbury tomorrow. I'll have to give Pillow reports. Just wondering how fast that little creek south of town along 225 rises during heavy events. And of more concern is 147 up between Mandata and Herndon.
At the moment, I'm liking where I sit. I'm actually off on Thursday for an MRI, so I won't be trying to find new routes to Sunbury, unless there is residual flooding and debris on Friday morning.
See...even the NWS gets it. Look how they painted the 4-6 inch gradient AROUND Schuylkill County. There is ALWAYS a dip in qpf here.. Somehow, my location always ends up getting the shaft...
Haha...that's funny!
I had to go back and look. When I replied to his post I was on my phone, and the app doesn't show peoples locations. I'm now on the home PC which does.
Really? Are you serious? Major hurricanes have been occurring since well before fossil fuels were being burned.
This isn't the thread for climate change discussion. Especially a post this ludicrous.
And yet, my point&click forecast for Wednesday went from rain likely, heavy at times, this morning, to showers likely with no mention of heavy this evening. .