Bubbler86

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First PV of the season.

If we have a winter full of alternating wins and losses when it comes to storm results then when we get to the end the EC shows a 3 foot storm for 6 days straight then drops the ball on it 12 hours before the event we can then blame you for bringing the Dallas Cowboy experience to the board. LOL.

LOL, that was quick service. American's Team representin'

Sun Anglers head to their log for winter hibernation. If we could get @paweather to change his icon to a Cowboys logo I would be love the Red Sox, Cavaliers, Cowboys trifecta on here.

I thought of you when he posted that. LOL

What? A wrf that is not right? Who would have thunk it.

So we should all feed the birds more to put an end to this drought.

Bubbler will be in the low to mid 90's Sunday...in Bradenton Florida.

I am a bit south of you :-). We made 84 for our high.

You will have people on here waiting for updates from "your model blend". I would bet there is a way to hook up aux power if wanted.

A new WRF. Hyper-Local Forecasting Our forecast system initializes with the ECMWF, the highly acclaimed European global forecast model, the best of NOAA’s forecast models and WeatherFlow’s own in-house modeling suite . Over key areas, WeatherFlow’s operational forecast system (WF WRF) assimilates the most valuable observations into this powerful baseline to provide detailed regional forecasts.

83 here and we were only 62 when Maytown said he was 68.

Could it be the latest 90 in recorded history?

Both models seem to keep teasing but not sure it has ever ended up positive for most of us this summer. The system last week ended up being a long way from raining in most of PA despite the Euro showing it just a day or two earlier. So I bounce back and forth between some hope then reality I guess.

Yep, you can see it while driving around different areas as well. When I was about 20 miles to my South East last weekend it was Grass fantasy land (just south of Hanover in MD) and I bet the people there are tired of having to cut their grass two times a week while other areas are getting farm disaster assistance from the government and watching rivers dry up. I have never been involved with a drought of this magnitude even if it is a micro event. I am assuming that once the ground "freezes" a bit much less water is going to make it down to the aquifer vs. flow to tributaries and those in major droughts are sort of locked in until Spring. Maybe I am wrong on that point.

You and Canderson were my two most likely suspects :-). On that graphic, as I commented yesterday, the rain has been so scatter shot this year than one part of a county can be near normal and another in a major deficit. Except for that one tropical storm the rest has been almost all scattered frontal and daytime heating type rain. I think in the northern 2/3 of the state is more representative of a more general drought vs. the micro droughts in the south.

44 this AM and almost feels warm after the last 4 days.

I predict someone hits 85 tomorrow in a summer redux.

It rained most places the last few days of August. Outside that many locations have been shut out in September.

Another stellar day for getting outside. Made it to 74 but felt cooler. Probably a lot of 80's readings coming tomorrow. Maytown A/C on full power.

Apparently this letter is why our supplier sent out the letters door to door. I called them and was told that they were told S/E Franklin County is officially in a drought warning now on the verge of a drought emergency. The county as a whole is not doing as poorly. The municipality had to send out the public letters as its part of their DCP as mentioned in the link. http://files.dep.state.pa.us/Water/BSDW/Drought/2020_Drought_Watch-Warning_Ltr.pdf

EC gets Beta's moisture up to S/E PA on Friday now. Would be quite welcome for some.

We just got mandatory no grass or flower watering flyers dropped off at our houses. Now I am going to have to do it in the dark.

Looking at the GFS and Euro MR forecasts it is entirely possible some people in PA will go the whole month with no rain (other than trace). That is pretty impressive in a bad way.