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Birds~69

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  1. Harry Donahue (KYW News Radio) passed Wednesday as well. He's the guy who read off snow closing numbers when I was younger at a thousand miles per minute. When I heard my number I would flip out and he would be my new best friend...

  2. 4 hours ago, ChescoWx said:

    We continue our stretch of chillier than normal weather with our 9th straight day with below normal temperatures. The beneficial rainstorm is still on track to arrive overnight tonight and continue well into tomorrow night. The NWS has much of the area receiving 1.5" to 2.0" of needed rain. Tomorrow looks to be the warmest day of the week with temperatures maybe a couple of degrees above average with highs well up into the 50's to near 60 degrees. We turn chillier again over the weekend but dry.image.png.c11a3c32d32876c2f838b4d719966c19.pngimage.thumb.png.5ae8a2a43e7bd8e923d8d92f335268c2.png

    I'm a big fan of torrential drizzle and under achieving storms. Do you see any chance of this happening or do you think we're locked and loaded with incoming soaking rains? 

    Side note, Fall foliage is great this year. Some real nice colors out there...

     

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  3. 10 hours ago, Albedoman said:

    All I know is this scenario model run better not happen. After looking at the CMC noon run, this would make Sandy look like a baby.  With all of the dead ash trees in Eastern PA  now and especially in the LV and urbanized and major riverine flooding,  this would be a one hell of a disaster for our area. I would see unbelievable debris dams in the waterways from these fallen limbs and trees that would wipe out major bridges in our area. The power outages would be unmanageable and you will not find a generator in stock for 250 miles from our region.  The fact this scenario is already showing up  for one week away warrants further discussion by all pro's. Even a slight hit would be a huge concern.  There will nothing left at the NJ beaches for next year beaachgoers and NYC will get one hell of test of its new subway drainage pumping system.  Definitely will keep an eye on these model runs as the media and so-called internet weather gurus on facebook/youtube   will play this up real good in the next few days if the the model runs continue to show this tonight and tomorrow. Can you say Panic? 

    We haven't had a catastrophic event in a while..,..I'm in.

  4. 2 hours ago, MGorse said:

    0.27” of rain last night. Definitely more than what I was expecting. 

     

    2 hours ago, MGorse said:

    0.27” of rain last night. Definitely more than what I was expecting. 

    I wasn't really expecting anything but maybe a quick shower. Looked at the radar at 9:00 p.m. and said that's going to be more than a shower. If cold that would have been a nice little snow surprise...1-2" with a little more in some areas.

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