That's the thing people don't understand about economics. Wages go up, but then so do products and services. That higher wage ends up not going much farther than it did when it was lower.
Same results as yesterday (exactly). High was 89.4 again, so two days in a row I got cheated out of a 90 degree high, and now it looks like the core of the rain/storms is/are going to miss to the south.
Yes. I did it for a little while. 16 hour days 7 days per week was too much for me, and the wife as well. Had to get out. I have a more manageable schedule being a truck driver.
Woke up this morning with 0.05" in the bucket. Just checked now after driving through heavy rain for half of the trip to Tower City, and I now have 0.91" at the house.
I guess it left loose after I left.
4:00pm obs show that Rochester did indeed hit 90 degrees this afternoon. I believe you owe vortmax an apology for falsely accusing him of being a troll...
https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=ALY&issuedby=ALY&product=RWR&format=CI&version=4&glossary=0
Is this really going to be the theme for this summer? I almost seems as though it's a pattern we're going to keep for the foreseeable future...
AND I HATE IT!!!
Just a testament of how windy it was today. I recorded my highest peak wind gust so far on my station today at 23.9 mph. Due to my sheltered location, I very rarely record a peak gust over 20 mph.