Bubbler86

That suit must have made them remove the Heatwave wording. Could that be old tyme Pillow in the background?

You had to move to achieve but you were one of the lucky few, congrats! LOL. A few turned into half the LSV though. Maytown bagged 1/4" on estimated.

Safe travels and best of luck.

I called them and told them Maytown airport is not showing up right on SIM radar. Maybe they ordered a full area audit.

Makes that map not ideal for them/Lanco.

An estimated radar hole over Lanco on that map.

Yea, it is not showing anywhere near that anywhere in Lanco. Maybe a radar station issue as this is usually fairly accurate. It nailed MDT at 1/3" and was right there with my total. Not sure if that MDT number is right though as the stations are showing errors right now. Maybe that is a root of the issue.

That is a chilly nooners.

69 and dreary at 11AM

I noticed the AM AFD dealt with this change calling the weekend a break. Despite strong ridging over the central US and Atlantic into Friday, model guidance continues to point toward a weakness in the upper pattern in the vicinity of Pennsylvania. This will allow a front to pass through the Commonwealth, dropping temperatures and bringing some showers and storms later in the work week. The boundary will likely stall out near southern PA Friday into Saturday, keeping rain/storm chances through the weekend. Despite the unsettled weather, it will be a nice break from what could have been a stretch of oppressive heat and humidity.

Some energy passing by to our south this afternoon and then a front tonight into tomorrow...so rain chances still in play for a lucky few.

The patent on this is under the same file as nooners. Point is on Maytown. Areas south of Hanover were over 1"

I was assuming Paw Paw was next but I must have had the order reversed. Paw Paw is already complete.

Was the carnival/fair a success?

The forecasting floor installers seem to love themselves some Euro. Temps 4 degrees AN being called a Heat Wave is still weird.

Dreary 61 and wet this AM. 4 1/2 weeks until Met fall.

They are partying with the big GFS snowstorms last winter. Thursday coupld tickle 100 as depicted.

High point so far is in Southern Adams and York where about 1" estimated fell. Pinchot estimated around 1/2" The focus of the first wave was well south of the trajectory of the suites showing heavy rain north of Harrisburg. 2-3" fell around Frederick. MD.

Back end approaching fast....going to see a sunset here it appears. .6".

Movie time at pinchot camping. Check out the thrift store yet?

One of my spotters is already reporting 1/4" just east of Mechanicsburg.

Mow #14 or 15 (losing track) will be held this week. LOL.

.4" in the till and 64 degrees at 4PM.

So we were talking about rain start times...even the early models, like the HRRR, were too late with reality seeing rain entering the Lehigh Valley right now. The runs that had it starting this evening were really late. The latest HRRR has the rain ending 10-11PM in the LSV.