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I was outside about 15 minutes ago and there appeared to be a lot of lighting in it as I could see the faint, distant flashes from my backyard.
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Can easily tell where the core of the posters are when there is severe or interesting weather around. Not a peep about the one up by Bloomsburg except by me. It looks interesting, but it's not warned and no one lives out/up there to give obs or analysis.
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I'm keeping an eye on the northern storm that's approaching Bloomsburg. Of course no one's talking about that one, but I see some (hopeful) potential for that to hold together and drop down here and give me a show like you guys in HBG are seeing now. It's been years since I've seen a storm like you guys are describing.
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Thanks MAG! Looking at current radar, the storms and precipitation are practically evaporating east and north of Sunbury. Unless some new activity forms, it looks like what's left of that line goes southwest of me. Maybe I'll see some "heat lightning"...
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My guess is that it'll be like this morning. Four flashes, two booms, and about a quarter inch of rain...if I'm lucky. This year is REALLY making me HATE living on the eastern side of the state. Back door fronts, CAD, poor instability due to persistent cloud cover, and whatever else....
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$64 question. Does any of it have a chance to make it to the eastern portion of State College's CWA or am I shit out of luck over here. The overcast just doesn't want to give up it's grip here.
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Accu-Weather future radar, for what it's worth, has the line dying out along the US220 corridor between State College and Williamsport by 7:00pm.
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That's the thing. The summers of my youth usually consisted of a period of 90s followed by a week front and then a dop back to about 80 degrees, and then repeat. This current pattern is more like a winter pattern with a strong front followed by a wrapped up maritime low and a tight gradient.
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I'm at the farthest east extent of the watch and under cool and overcast conditions. Not sure I'm going to see anything significant.
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Yup. I pointed that out earlier. The FV3 was the most robust of all the models a couple hours ago.
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And if I were working, I'd have driven right through that. I've been off all week. My wife had a stroke Sunday afternoon and has been in the hospital since then. It was fairly mild, only affecting her right leg, but her weakness is enough that she needs to go to a rehab facility for a week or two.
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Just perused the models, and the meso's all seem to fringe me again later. Some of them give SCPA a decent hit, but not up/over here. Only the FV3 Hi-Res gives me anything good.
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We'll see. This afternoon's festivities will tell the tale...lol
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And every one of them circled around Tamaqua giving us a fringe job. Amazing.
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Nice 5am wake up call this morning. Scattered storms around eastern Schuylkill this am. One loud crack here, but now some heavy rain...
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I don't want to flirt with it, I want a full on affair with it...lol
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Aren't these things capable of ending up tracking up to a couple hundred miles off of general modeled concensus?
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Not so much up here. We're very different from MDT.
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I'm having convulsions just seeing that map. God help me if it verifies.
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Are we ever going to have an f-ing summer???
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Radar isn't vary impressive at the moment. When are the storms expected to form/arrive?
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I remember that. Some of those storms caused wind damage as well, as I remember seeing some decent carnage, especially between Elizabethville and Berrysburg.
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We are partly sunny here in Tamaqua right now. The temp is slow to rise, though, as I'm still sitting at 59 degrees after a morning low of 52.
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Sprinkles were all we got, but I'm digging this overcast. It's making for an enjoyable afternoon at the ball field.
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Hoping for little to no rain today. My oldest grandson is on the legion baseball team and he has a doubleheader starting at 2pm. Right now we're getting some sprinkles, so I hope that's the extent of our rain today.
