ChescoWx

Why not?

Just like Chester County PA....the US Climate Network has still not gotten as warm as back in the dust bowl years!

In our current cyclical warming phase I would expect more melting so no surprises here!!!

I am always hyped about both the melting and freezing processes of ice.....so exciting!!

Let's man the boats!!! This climate change thingy is really damaging the earth! We may never ever recover all of that ice that is now water!!

I only and always use raw data no matter what it shows for Chester County PA. We do not know actually and factually what the global average temperature was back in 1533....hence why we don't actually believe the garbage stats like last Friday or whatever was the warmest day in our planet's history. Pure and non-factual rubbish.

That is so scary!!!

That is so concerning and scary!!!!

Another 0.47" since midnight here in East Nantmeal - our 3 day total is up to 2.29" Chances of more showers today and especially tomorrow....the heaviest rain from the remnants of Debby look to especially impact areas west of Chester County but some spots in the county could pick up another inch or two. By the weekend our temperatures look to fall to below normal levels with highs mainly in the 70's and nights in the 50's with sunny skies - almost an early fall preview. Chester County records for today: High 104 degrees at Phoenixville (1918) / Low 47 degrees at Coatesville (1989) / Rain 3.21" at West Chester (1985)

Another 0.47" since midnight here in East Nantmeal - our 3 day total is up to 2.29" Chances of more showers today and especially tomorrow....the heaviest rain from the remnants of Debby look to especially impact areas west of Chester County but some spots in the county could pick up another inch or two. By the weekend our temperatures look to fall to below normal levels with highs mainly in the 70's and nights in the 50's with sunny skies - almost an early fall preview. Chester County records for today: High 104 degrees at Phoenixville (1918) / Low 47 degrees at Coatesville (1989) / Rain 3.21" at West Chester (1985)

Right! many more stations from places outside of Chester County....but still typical of Chesco temps like let's say Philadelphia....

As you know Charlie there is of course zero support for that 2F of cooling you feel occurred.....fantasy over factual data does not work!!

Of course they are located across the East (Phoenixville) South ( West Chester) and West ( Coatesville ) Nicely spread across the county!!

I share actual factual data while you keep trying to explain revisionist history.....it just fails time and again Charlie!! The facts and truth shall set you free of your climate fear!!! Go to the light Charlie go for it!!! LOL!!!

So true @Brewbeer!!!!

We can only use the data we have Charlie.....the real data does not lie I am not off on anything as I only can report the actual factual data and not some after the fact.....alternate facts you like to show!

Some updates to the Chester County climate data set. Below is a great illustration of how the NOAA altered data has resulted in a more pronounced (but still not scary) warming trend in the Philly burbs of Chester County PA. However the unaltered and un-adjusted raw NWS data clearly shows almost no warming at all in Chester County PA since 1895 . Now with those little post hoc chilling of the old and warming of the new.....FYI - NOAA has now chosen to warm each and every year for the last 25 years!! That red line sure looks a wee bit different!! Reminder this is only for Chester County PA and does not reflect any world data...(but I am starting to wonder if there might be a climate fence around our fair Chester County PA???) 1

Just a reminder for @bdgwxof how the NOAA altered data has resulted in the fake (but still not scary) cyclical warming trend in the Philly burbs of Chester County PA. There are clearly no consequences to the pure NWS raw COOP data for Chester County PA....we have had clearly no important warming at all in Chester County. Now with those little post hoc chilling of the old and warming of the new.....NOAA has now chosen to warm each and every year for the last 25 years!! That red line sure looks a wee bit different!! Per your suggestion @bdgwxI also posted it on my twitter feed.

Like we somehow know what a global average actually ever is....and how to historically compare it to previous warm and cold periods in our climate history....from thousands of years ago - c'mon man!

I have not seen any indication of that for Chester County PA....so I can't post it

There are no consequences to pure raw unaltered data sets....only when we introduce historical rewrites and current tweaks to we cloud the climate waters.

Some rainfall amounts across the county over the last 2 days. Atgen 2.17" / Nottingham 1.79" / East Nantmeal 1.52" / Kennett Square 2.09" / West Chester 2.07" / Glenmoore 2.34" and West Bradford 2.14". Rain chances increase again tonight and will continue through Friday with the remnants of TS Debby. Up to another 2" to 3" could fall in some localized spots. Chester County records for today: High 107 degrees at Coatesville (1918) / Low 46 degrees at Devault (1954) / Rain 3.82" at Kennett Square (2020)

Some rainfall amounts across the county over the last 2 days. Atgen 2.17" / Nottingham 1.79" / East Nantmeal 1.52" / Kennett Square 2.09" / West Chester 2.07" / Glenmoore 2.34" and West Bradford 2.14". Rain chances increase again tonight and will continue through Friday with the remnants of TS Debby. Up to another 2" to 3" could fall in some localized spots. Chester County records for today: High 107 degrees at Coatesville (1918) / Low 46 degrees at Devault (1954) / Rain 3.82" at Kennett Square (2020)

Any sun this morning should fade as the cold front approaches this PM. Rain should start by late afternoon toward early evening. Heaviest rain overnight with up to a couple inches possible in spots. The impacts of TS Debby will keep us wet for much of the rest of the work week. Chester County records for today: High 104 degrees at Sadsburyville (1918) / Record low 44 degrees at Phoenixville (1957) / Rain 2.19" at Longwood Gardens (2020)

Any sun this morning should fade as the cold front approaches this PM. Rain should start by late afternoon toward early evening. Heaviest rain overnight with up to a couple inches possible in spots. The impacts of TS Debby will keep us wet for much of the rest of the work week. Chester County records for today: High 104 degrees at Sadsburyville (1918) / Record low 44 degrees at Phoenixville (1957) / Rain 2.19" at Longwood Gardens (2020)