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Hi rcostell just an FYI a troll is someone who posts offensive, provocative or disruptive content that upset others under the cover of anonymity. I am not anonymous I appropriately reference all data. I have a weather website with clear links to all data. It is real and it is not fake. A poster cannot be a troll for simply posting actual real NWS data. Why would you or anyone be "offended" by the audacity of posting the raw climate data that you disagree with?? It is science being debated with facts - that is of course not trolling at all!

LOL! showing photos that are not from 1945 or 1948 certainly support these altered temperature adjustments. And you are good at ignoring the factual actual data that does not support your world view of climate. You never answer where is the control data for the county? Answer not in Chester County PA at all! The fact is NOAA chose to adjust the temperature to levels below any other reporting site in the county on a consistent basis almost every year before and after the move for decades in a row. That is the epitome of fake data. We only traffic in actual data not fantasy!!

Below normal temperatures should continue for much of the next week with the exception of Sunday which could see some valley locations touch the low 70's. Our next rain chances look to increase by later Sunday with the next cold front. We turn below normal again to start next week.

Below normal temperatures should continue for much of the next week with the exception of Sunday which could see some valley locations touch the low 70's. Our next rain chances look to increase by later Sunday with the next cold front. We turn below normal again to start next week.

LOL! and you have never shown a single station that is warranted!! Sorry Charlie as you well know those are NOAA's adjustments of course not mine as I only show the actual real raw data prior to those post hoc adjustments they chose to make decades later. There is zero proof or supporting data you ever show that any station moves made any difference at all let alone adjustments of up to 3 or more degrees....

We should do all we can to protect our planet....but we should not encourage delusions and altered realities that somehow man is going to change the future cyclical climate we have always experienced since the dawn of time. We should not encourage or feed such fantasies!

Now how about we show the real pattern of the NOAA adjustments....wonder why we chill the past and warm the present???

What's your question? Is the next cooling cycle beginning??? We don't have complete data for this year or decade yet so let's see!!

As always zero support for the post hoc cooling adjustments for 89 straight years....and now overall warming adjustment to recent years.

That climate fence around Chester County PA must be really strong......LOL!

By the way - for more of this kind of actual real non-adjusted climate data for Chester County come visit the #1 website for all things Chester County climate with updated content still in progress over at https://chescowx.com/ Hopefully it will help allay the climate fear running rampant on this site. Enjoy!

Check the above slow moving catastrophic warming here in Chester County PA during our current warming cycle.....so scary!!

Below is the slow moving catastrophe here in Chester County....can you smell the fear in the air.....temperature? At this rate we might be burning up with an average temperature of 56.3 degrees in another 100 years!!

Most spots across the western burbs have received between 0.50" and 1.00" of rain over the past 4 days with the coastal storm. Here in East Nantmeal we have picked up 0.70" of rain. We look to dry out and cool down over the rest of the work week with today being our warmest day till the weekend. By Thursday we will see high temperatures remaining in the 50's but with 70's possible especially in the valley locations by Sunday. We also see our next chance of rain by Sunday evening before we turn cooler again to start the new work week.

Most spots across the western burbs have received between 0.50" and 1.00" of rain over the past 4 days with the coastal storm. Here in East Nantmeal we have picked up 0.70" of rain. We look to dry out and cool down over the rest of the work week with today being our warmest day till the weekend. By Thursday we will see high temperatures remaining in the 50's but with 70's possible especially in the valley locations by Sunday. We also see our next chance of rain by Sunday evening before we turn cooler again to start the new work week.

Sky is falling sky is falling.....no one believes our cyclical climate change is an issue anymore. But a lot of folks on here sure do!! Fortunately the younger generation has caught on to the grift and is finally starting to see the "science" for what it has become.

LOL! wonder why he chose to include only March to August?? plus it is of course altered adjusted data which we dismiss!

Here in East Nantmeal we have picked up 0.13" of rain so far today. This brings our 3-day total to 0.32" with steady but light rain still falling. Some models have up to another 0.25" to 0.50" of additional rain before the chances of showers start to diminish tomorrow. Temperature wise we should be well below normal levels for mid-October with highs in most spots in the low to mid 50's, Tomorrow we should see the warmest day of the work week with temperatures into the mid to upper 60's. We then see another cool down through the rest of the week. By Friday morning we look to see low temperatures in the 30's but many of our valley locations already saw their first freeze last week. The higher spots look to continue their growing (freeze free) season into November which has been typically the case for elevations above 600 feet across Berks and Chester Counties .

Here in East Nantmeal we have picked up 0.13" of rain so far today. This brings our 3-day total to 0.32" with steady but light rain still falling. Some models have up to another 0.25" to 0.50" of additional rain before the chances of showers start to diminish tomorrow. Temperature wise we should be well below normal levels for mid-October with highs in most spots in the low to mid 50's, Tomorrow we should see the warmest day of the work week with temperatures into the mid to upper 60's. We then see another cool down through the rest of the week. By Friday morning we look to see low temperatures in the 30's but many of our valley locations already saw their first freeze last week. The higher spots look to continue their growing (freeze free) season into November which has been typically the case for elevations above 600 feet across Berks and Chester Counties .

Many spots below 400 feet ASL saw freezing temperatures this morning across Chester and Berks counties. Freezing temperatures were recorded at West Chester, Chester Springs, West Bradford Twp. Devault, Warwick Township and Nottingham. The coldest reading was the 28.9 degrees at Warwick. Here in East Nantmeal at 685 feet ASL we recorded a low of 37.5. This is a record low for this date for this location with records since 2004. Regarding the weekend coastal storm some models have backed off a bit on the westward extent of the heaviest rain across Chester and Berks counties. Rain chances start to increase by tomorrow evening, and showers could continue into Monday.

Many spots below 400 feet ASL saw freezing temperatures this morning across Chester and Berks counties. Freezing temperatures were recorded at West Chester, Chester Springs, West Bradford Twp. Devault, Warwick Township and Nottingham. The coldest reading was the 28.9 degrees at Warwick. Here in East Nantmeal at 685 feet ASL we recorded a low of 37.5. This is a record low for this date for this location with records since 2004. Regarding the weekend coastal storm some models have backed off a bit on the westward extent of the heaviest rain across Chester and Berks counties. Rain chances start to increase by tomorrow evening, and showers could continue into Monday.

Some unseasonably chilly air taking hold over the area this afternoon with dew points below freezing at 1pm. Actual air temperatures this afternoon are likely to remain in the 50's in the higher spots in the area. There is a frost advisory in effect for overnight tonight and I suspect that some of our valley locations in Chester and Berks Counties may actually see some near freezing temperatures which could effectively end the growing season in those spots. The higher ridge areas will stay well above freezing by morning. Attention will then turn to a potential nor’easter moving up the coast that could have some major impact to the area by the end of the weekend and start of next week. Oh and of course Go Phillies tonight!!

Some unseasonably chilly air taking hold over the area this afternoon with dew points below freezing at 1pm. Actual air temperatures this afternoon are likely to remain in the 50's in the higher spots in the area. There is a frost advisory in effect for overnight tonight and I suspect that some of our valley locations in Chester and Berks Counties may actually see some near freezing temperatures which could effectively end the growing season in those spots. The higher ridge areas will stay well above freezing by morning. Attention will then turn to a potential nor’easter moving up the coast that could have some major impact to the area by the end of the weekend and start of next week. Oh and of course Go Phillies tonight!!

0.48" of rain so far here in East Nantmeal since midnight. We have already seen our high temperature for the day at midnight. Temperatures will fall later this morning and remain fairly steady till late PM we should see temperatures drop into the 40's by midnight tonight. The big stories will be a freeze for valley locations and frost for higher spots by Friday morning. Followed by a potentially impactful coastal storm by later this weekend. Highs tomorrow will remain in the 50's across the ridges across the area with only around 60 degrees elsewhere.

0.48" of rain so far here in East Nantmeal since midnight. We have already seen our high temperature for the day at midnight. Temperatures will fall later this morning and remain fairly steady till late PM we should see temperatures drop into the 40's by midnight tonight. The big stories will be a freeze for valley locations and frost for higher spots by Friday morning. Followed by a potentially impactful coastal storm by later this weekend. Highs tomorrow will remain in the 50's across the ridges across the area with only around 60 degrees elsewhere.