Bubbler86

55 here as well.

I actually did not look at your posts in the NY thread I just recognized your name when I saw you were the last post in that thread and remembered you made several drivebys in our thread so thought I would have fun with you. You irritated one of our group warminista's @Voyager so I did this for him.. LOL . But your call of no heatwaves is not one that is impossible to happen. In central PA we have talked about/tried to defined what a heat wave really is but if you take the definition of 5 days or more at 90 or above, there is nothing on the horizon that will meet that requirement.

Oh come now. You have posted many times in Central PA but I was having fun with you as to run into our forum and post about no summer then leave. I can take it down if it offends.

Will Brentrich see more than ten 90 degree or higher days this summer?

Another "Windows open LSV" overnight on tap. Temps in the 50's to near 60 and DP's in the 40's or low 50's.

You are spot on, I was joking about Brunson to Philly but the Matisse trade talk appears to be real.

@Itstrainingtime, Thybulle to Mav's rumors surfacing. Maybe Brunson is going to Philly!

I am a bit tired today so I hope any clouds we get weigh less than the heavy clouds in the HIA.

Nooners GFS and that front is still hanging around much of the weekend. Back to a warmer scenario.

My nooners millage rate is 76 degrees.

It seems to me that a school district cost XXX dollars to run even if smaller. When you have a populous Twp you get XXX dollars in taxes but when a not so populous Twp there is only XX dollars available so that extra X needs to come from somewhere.

Not sure I investigated it that far but the taxes were listed on the Zillow listing and MLS listing and we confirmed it was not a case of someone not getting a Homestead. My wife viewed the home with a realtor and that was when she was told the taxes were so bad in that district. But imagine that, your mortgage is paid off yet you are still on the hook for $700/MO. @Mount Joy Snowman, I searched back through some emails and found the millage rate per the realtor: .06850(school and county millage). Of course some of this relies on what they assess it at. She said "Mahanoy Area is one the school districts that never stopped reassessing"

We were looking at a place in Hometown @Voyager. Taxes were 8-9K if I remember correctly.for a house selling at 179K in 2018. The opportunity to be called a Homeboy was not worth that much though!

The new GFS slowed down the front making it warmer and wetter...that was my worry. Heavy rain all through the LSV at 8PM

Looks like 80's are in the bag over here today. 72 at 10:30.

If the Mini Heat wave fans want a shot at their 3rd day they may have to put up with rain Saturday late.

Outside all the home talk, the 5 min views for MDT (and others I checked) have gone away from this site address https://www.weather.gov/wrh/timeseries?site=Kmdt

That was one area as was the Hometown area near Tamaqua. I am sure there are others.

Eh, if you mean the stock market going down remember the market was down to 18K in 2020. It is almost as inflated as the housing market right now. Hey, post #200 for you is talking about housing taxes. LOL

It makes it hard to retire in those types of areas. 700-800 a mo payment even when mortgage is done.

Some areas over there have crazy taxes as well. One place we looked at, near Tamaqua, the taxes were 8K per year.

I am afraid housing around here drops 15-20%. 25-35% in places like Florida and Arizona. Not as bad as 2007 but not great. In 2007 housing dropped 50-60% for most of Florida.

When I moved back to PA, after being burned in Florida (and those down there are probably going to get burned again in the next year or two), I told my wife buying here was ok as the prices do not move as much as Florida. Well, our house has almost doubled in Zillow value in the last 2 years. It is not sustainable and I feel it has to go down a lot (as everyone else's) and I am going to be made to be a liar. Homes are simply not affordable for most people anymore. Take a 250K house....with the interest rates going up it is $400 more per month now than it was just a year ago assuming the same house value. People making $60-$70K cannot afford $2000 house payments.

51 here this AM. Colder than yesterday.

Like getting a raise but having your health insurance go up.