Voyager

I had .3".

I like that Canadian run. If only....

Look at the Lehigh Valley. Allentown and Bethlehem with flooding issues if that map verified. I'd end up with about 2".

It really seems as if you need a Charleston SC to Wilmington NC landfall to get the remnants into central PA.

We get that a lot here in Tamaqua in the winter. The CAD will often have us 10+ degrees COLDER than Hazleton in the early morning.

4:00pm reading from Billtown... WILLIAMSPORT SUNNY 99 63 30 W15 29.75F HX 101

94/68 heat index 100.

91 here today.

I forgot about those little bastards. With all the other goings on in the world, not much has been mentioned of them here...

OMG...

We got about a half inch so far, but south of town is getting slammed at the moment.

Getting some copious shots right now. It downpours, then shuts off, then downpours again.

haha...I knew someone would post it! I can hear rumbles of thunder and got 0.01" so I guess you can't call that a shut out anyway...

Looks like a failure up this way. Everything that was on 81 in the Jonestown area seems like it wants to run the Blue Mountain...

I guess it's the "smell of money", but that's so God awful bad, that there's no way I could ever live there.

It was bound to happen. As for the previous rains, I don't know about anywhere else, but when a storm is forming right over town, it seems to want to keep backbuilding. The clouds billow up, gets dark, and just lets loose with quarter to half dollar sized rain drops. Then, just about when it looks like is over and past us, a new cluster pops up and repeats the process. I've seen it in other years as well. Usually we get the split, or the line falls apart or disintegrates, but if they build at the right location in the right conditions, we get DUMPED on.

We got maybe 1/100" out of that...lol

Yeah, especially since it's supposed to be a few degrees warmer in the Harrisburg area than the Lehigh Valley.

It sure is....

Nothing until August/September at the earliest, but that was before the new restrictions. One day at time I guess.

As I would with you, my friend.

We've had our heat at times in the past, even getting up to 102 way back in 2011, but generally, most heat seems to get stopped at the Blue Mountain. Harrisburg, Lancaster, Reading, and Allentown can get easily into the mid 90's while we barely make it to 88-89 degrees. Now in the winter, sometimes we get the inversions where normally frigid Hazleton can be as much as 20 degrees warmer than we are in the early morning. I'd scrape frost off my car at 30 degrees only to arrive at work and it would be in the mid to upper 40's.

So many times I wish I didn't live in a higher elevation. While the south and southeast lowlands cook, we can barely muster upper 80's to 90. I miss my Lehigh Valley summer heat waves.

Link to coastal water temperatures. Check out Cape May NJ at 80 degrees (79.7). https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/data/coastal-water-temperature-guide/catl.html

The only things holding the river back here is the Tuscarora State Park Dam and the Still Creek Reservoir. If it weren't for those two upstream dams, I think we'd have problems for sure.