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  1. I just looked at that. Why are you guys so high down there? I'm sandwiched between 3 hot counties (Berks, Luzerne, and Lehigh) and our numbers aren't that bad. Unless we're not testing enough here.
  2. Only 3 cases today here, but my county is still at 86/100,000 over the past 14 days.
  3. I certainly get it. In these challenging times (cue the somber TV commercial piano music) we all need to have a bit of a sense of humor...lol But I will stop short of saying I was poking back at you because, well......
  4. One thought comes to mind with this. T.M.I.
  5. And believe it or not, that February when it hit 80 here, I was out in Coachella (Palm Springs) CA freezing because the trough was out west. That winter I was trucking coast to coast, and whenever I was home, the trough was in the east and the ridge out west. A week later I'd be out in Southern California and the trough would be out there and the ridge would be here. No matter where I was it was cold. I couldn't win for nothing...lol
  6. Well, I have never seen snow in May and I've never seen 90 in November, so if we get one, then I want the other as well.
  7. If it snows this year in May, then I hope it's in the mid 90's for a few days this coming November...
  8. Yeah, the snow maps were quite respectable...for JANUARY standards...
  9. I hope. I can accept winter weather in late fall/winter, but this deep into spring, no way. Just like I wouldn't want 80's or 90's in December, January, or February.
  10. All I'm gonna say is that this is bull shit... It's May for Christ's sake. Lets warm it up. I'm just sick of this cold and I'm even more sick of hearing about any kind of snow chance. The trees are greening up. My garden is starting to look good. (Bleeding hearts, Tulips, etc). I don't want ANYTHING that will possibly damage them.
  11. Back to trucking. Don't know when or if the bus business will ever be the same. Plus, while there's a risk anywhere, I don't know if I want to be driving 40+ people around in such a small environment.
  12. My bad. I went to bed early for a job orientation today and the radar looked like everything was past me. It wasn't. I actually ended up with 2.66" for the event.
  13. Well, 2.52" appears to be the final tally for the event.
  14. Now sitting 2.42" for the day since 12 noon.
  15. 1.35" and counting. Just had a heavier 1 inch/hour rate.
  16. Up to 0.94" currently, so once it came in, it came in with a vengeance!
  17. Closing everything down in the winter snow and bitter cold season would be awful. Dark at 5pm. Too cold to sit outside. No lawn or garden work to do. And could you see having to wait in line to get into Walmart for an hour when it's 10 degrees with a 30 mph wind? It's tough enough going through it now. I couldn't imagine having to do it in December and January when most people would be TOTALLY shut in their houses.
  18. Cool! Thanks! Only in this crazy, mixed up year of 2020...
  19. Well, one the heavier rain got here, it sure did get pretty wild outside. The wind is blowing it sideways half the time, and I'm guessing the worst has yet to get here?
  20. Well we have 0.02" in the gauge so far. That happened about a half hour ago when I went out to fill a script at Rite-Aid and then took a ride to Walmart because the wife want's me to get a new house computer. I skipped the Walmart adventure when I saw the line of people waiting to get into the store. No way am I standing in the rain to shop at Walmart, so I came home. It's just a rather windblown, light rain at the moment, so we'll have to see what happens when more of that main slug gets here.
  21. We're still dry here yet as well. We had a enough rain to wet the pavement, but not even register in the gauge, sometime prior to sunrise, but that was it. Nothing since then except for a gusty breeze.
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