Birds~69

Don't know if this was staged/skit or what but this MET roasted his TV station...everything he said is true though.

67F/Sunny *Predicted low 33F....that's quite a swing in temps.

Besides T-Storms I really dread the coming months. Hopefully we continue the below average or average temps... 65F/Sunny

Doesn't matter. Fall is right around the corner... 63F/Sunny

Adding sinkholes to my list. I mean, who doesn't like a good old-fashioned sinkhole...

Cold and wind this winter for sure with wind being pretty much constant. Snow was a afterthought. Tomorrows forecast appears windy as well... 45F/Cloudy

44F/Mostly cloudy This afternoon and tonight may be windier than yesterday which was kinda lame in my area. And tonight is trash night... ...WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 3 PM THIS AFTERNOON TO MIDNIGHT EST TONIGHT... * WHAT...Northwest winds 15 to 25 mph with gusts of 40 to 50 mph expected. * WHERE...Portions of central, northern, and southern Delaware, northeast Maryland, central, northern, northwest, and southern New Jersey, and east central, northeast, and southeast Pennsylvania.

Kinda surprised to see Warnings (w/hail) being raised SW of State College and blossoming...

The wind missed the bus here for the most part...may miss your stop as well.

Blew up red right on top of me, heavy down pour. Drought guy would be proud...

Here goes nothing...

Not the most impressive looking line I've ever seen...

Yeah, warnings galore down that way. (sister lives there)...sun poking out here.

PSU radar, no real line forming yet. May end up like most of winter, a dud...

Junk seems to be evaporating on radar...poof. Actually brighter outside here...

Someone could have given me a O/U of 27" and I would have taken Over and felt very confident. 11 events, sure we'll get Over 27" w/ease! Yeah, right. Really can't believe we were measuring some "events" in tenths and the big winner was 1"...really sad and painfully pathetic. Stuff on our doorstep...

Well, when it starts we'll be in it for a bit. Solid... 61F/DP 53F/Cloudy

0ver on both...

6abc 6pm going with start time 2:00 p.m. lasting to 8:00 (W to E) storms, 45 to 50 mph gust with one half to one inch of rain. To drought guys dismay, certainly doesn't look like a drought buster... 56F

In the top 3 "events" this winter. Anything close would be a win... 31F/Sunny

No worries, way too early for any of that crap. I'll take my current temperature of 34° with a smile...

Hopefully the flask didn't fall out of your pocket? Yeah, definitely felt like 30-40 mph gust. Appeared the white dried up salt stuff was blowing around in the shopping center parking lot. Still some mounds lingering...

Them there winds sure be kicking... 47F/Partly cloudy/gusty winds *Expected low tonight 18F

49F, Partly sunny, slight breeze...nice. Blood moon coming up: March 13-14: Total lunar eclipse The first total lunar eclipse since 2022 will cause the moon to turn red on the night of March 13-14 during one of the top astronomy events of the year. This event, caused when the sun, Earth and moon align, is the first of two in 2025, although it will be the only lunar eclipse visible across the United States and Canada. Many people will need to lose some sleep to witness the spectacle, as the total eclipse will unfold between 2:26 a.m. EDT and 3:31 a.m. EDT. Even if it is partly to mostly cloudy, just a few breaks in the clouds will be needed over the course of the 65-minute event to catch a glimpse of the eclipsed moon. This type of eclipse is sometimes referred to as a Blood Moon, as the moon often turns red during the height of the eclipse. The color can be traced back to Earth as light passing through the planet's atmosphere is distorted, shifting to orange or red before being cast on the moon.

There's hardly any trout in the streams right now, they've been all fished out. However opening day is April 5th so they should be starting to stock shortly...