Bubbler86

One thing they have down to a science is snow measurement though. They are the best in the business! Especially the MDT chapter.

I cannot remember the last time I was in an area with several different Flash Flood Watches where it was not at least cloudy most of the time. I understand the one big bust like we see a lot in the winter but this was a whole week of busts that they just kept doubling down on. I do understand that people to my north did get some rain but for the most part the Watch for the LSV was one 4-5 day stretch of bad forecast after bad forecast and the GFS/FV3 saw it coming and they still kept throwing the watches out there. LOL.

Its not 4th of July if it is anything other than hot and humid! PS, after the flood watch debacle from last week I am taking any and all warnings and watches, from CTP, with a grain of salt.

Ha. I actually have a white noise machine but it cannot compare to the sound of a humming A/C unit. Drowns out all the other noise/

I always sleep better in motels that have the old fashioned large units sitting under a window. Free white noise.

Me too on the air though I keep mine at 73....my air has been on almost every day for the last several months. On another subject, we received more rain last night, about 3/4", than the previous 3 weeks combined. The flood watch finally paid off just a week late.

PLEASE send it down here. We are tired of having to go out and water the plants almost every day. I would have to look back but I do not think we have had an inch of rain in the last 2-3 weeks combined.

That map is over stated for south east Franklin county. We are lucky if we have had 1/100th of an inch. That is a ton of rain up there though!

I missed it while putting on my sun screen. Nice partly cloudy day here.

At least they finally dropped the Flood Watch. Funny how many are so keyed in on winter failures and WSW's that produce no snow but during our 48-60 hour flood watch we (at my locale) received a few traces of rain and a lot of sun. 40's this weekend in Northern PA (again!)

So basically you are hiring 16 gypsies to predict how nice it will feel?

I think we will get ours this afternoon but outside a specific small area I would be surprised if it was substantial enough to cause anything except road flooding.

The GFS (formerly the FV3 I guess at this point? Have not been following if it is really on yet) really does not have that much rain until late week. I guess some areas NE of Harrisburg get decent amounts but the LSV and S/W looks like about 1" total before Friday.

Rain seems to really be concentrating on northern half of PA. We got a trace yesterday.

I have seen you guys posting about rain the last few months and it is so dry over here. I would almost say were were starting to get a mini drought before yesterdays rain. Unofficially, because I use a yard rain gauge, we have not even broken 1" this month. Needed yesterdays rain just to keep our grass going. It looked freshly mowed 5 days after doing it. A fairly incredible 51 degrees right now.

I took the averages off the seatemperature.org site but they do show them as a whole month vs. daily so it could certainly be different late June vs. mid June. We got some rumbles back here but not a lot of storms. Rain was very beneficial. Grass was dying.

The waters temp at Ocean City, NJ is 65 and OC, MD 67 right now. About 3 degrees below normal for both.

Someone around here may not break 70 tomorrow under full sunshine. No way to run a summer. LOL.

72 in the house when I woke up....opened the doors and down to 68! Electric company is crying the blues.

Definitely one of the best starts to summer I can remember. I was in Florida last week and despite it being in the mid 90's it was a "cool" mid 90's with 30-40% humidity. Summer is almost 1/6 over with no summer weather.

This picture from the Patriot (near Denver, PA) has everything except the witch and the little dog. https://www.pennlive.com/news/2019/06/another-pa-tornado-confirmed-in-year-seeing-three-times-norm.html

Enough hail here to cover the mulch. Out performed some of our winters storms.

Low's in the 30's for Northern parts of PA Monday night.

Amid all this storm talk...lows in the 40's next week!

Looks like DC "stole our thunder" as to today's storms.