Bubbler86

Just now, Itstrainingtime said:

Granted it doesn't take a whole lot of rain to cause issues, do you know how much they've gotten?

That same web site I showed before shows 2"ish.    I think its just that typical low street/bad drainage flooding.    We have water standing at the bottom of my street right now. 

Nam's high at MDT (midnight to midnight) is 47 tomorrow.  With some 30's showing up for lows in the LSV Sunday night.  Extreme.   Mid 20's in Bradford. 

1 minute ago, Itstrainingtime said:

At the very least, a gesture like that might incentivize some folks to return in the future. That's good customer service.

Probably some of the larger places.  Was told the roads are flooded down there so hard to drive to some parts of the town.

Apparently some OC, MD hotels are offering people refunds if they want to go home.  That is very nice if true. 

1 minute ago, Superstorm said:

What was midnight temp at MDT?

Seems like we break low max for day?


.

52.  Break it today and tomorrow. 

5 minutes ago, CarlislePaWx said:

Thanks for the map.  It is all around me.  Looks like to some degree the heavier bands follow the contours of the mountains.

Yea, I see that.  Not sure if that is the mountains wringing out qpf or an issue with the radar estimate and higher elevations. But I do think a lot of areas got between 1.5 and 2" in the Western LSV.

6 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

Morning everyone!

Current stats and totals:

Rainfall yesterday: .75"

Since midnight: .48:

Event total: 1.23"

It's currently overcast with drizzle and 47.3 degrees. Incredible for 5/29.

Morning,  Mentioned it this AM but I think the eastern part of your county is making a run for 3-4".  Some areas at the shore go over 5". Think back to early this week when the Euro was so far off base with the low qpf totals in the areas that will end up getting the most. 

3 minutes ago, CarlislePaWx said:

The temp here just dropped another 1.5 degrees and I am now at my low for today at 46.9 degrees.  It appears that all around me in all directions have had more rain than here.  South, West, East, and North...haha.  I recorded 0.69" yesterday with an additional 0.21" today for an event total thus far of 0.90".  I'm back in my sweats and long shirt with the heat running at 73 degrees.  Feels great!  Meanwhile, it does not feel great outside with a wind chill of 44 degrees and light rain at the moment.

2-3" radar estimated just to your south.  That stuff is not a perfect science but its a good view of where the heavy stuff fell.

https://www.iweathernet.com/total-rainfall-map-24-hours-to-72-hours

HRRR continues to bring the goods for the eastern half of the LSV into Sunday.  We may actually see some street like flooding issues over there especially just to the east of the valley.  

11 minutes ago, paweather said:

NJ and NYC are getting buried. I would have meltdown. LOL

The people who spent 300 a night on a 350 sq foot, sterile hotel room are having said meltdown.  Sucks....

19 minutes ago, Mount Joy Snowman said:

1.12” so far for me and sitting at 48. I always find it funny how different people are in their household temp preferences. To some it would seem crazy to think about turning the heat on if you’re sitting at 70 and others have no problem at all with the house being 60. Vice versa there are some who would never consider touching the AC until the house reaches 80. Me? Im good with anything in that general 65-75 range but outside of that the HVAC is getting tuned up. To each his own! 

For us a lot depends on time of day.  64 is fine if we are up and doing things but at night that is a little chilly to get out from the under the covers.  I have my doors wide open right now.  Free A/C Y'all!   Maytown Electric COOP is going to suffer a dent in incoming funds this weekend.

15 minutes ago, losetoa6 said:

Hoping for 1-2" more but compaction might keep it closer to a trace 

Clean off the rain board and take fresh measurements...eliminates compaction issues.  

13 minutes ago, losetoa6 said:

47 

Around 1 inch 

Quite a bit lower over there...surprising.  We were over an inch at 10PM last night.  That 1/2" blast this AM really pushed us up there. 

46, drizzle, Wind Chill 39

22 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

Thankfully this isn’t really Winter or else meltdowns in here would be underway!

I personally think the eastern luv gets Quite a bit more rain through the weekend.  Some 3" totals.

Shorts go back into storage again.  Pants weekend.  Just tacked on a half inch...up to 1 and three quarters.

24 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

Our 2 week drought is mercifully over!

Let the lawns & yards rejoice!

Drought cancel? 

8 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

Hopefully they put the plows back on the trucks!

Penndot is a big sun angle fan.  Why work when mother nature can do it for you. 

GFS punts Sat and Sun.  Geez. 

12 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

Down to 57...rainfall up to .21" now. AC is temporarily off between cycles.   

A/C is off here until Monday if not Tuesday.  When the house gets down to 64 the heater is going to kick in. 

31 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

Overcast and 58. First shower that rolled through dropped .03". Man is it ever raw out...

Its 63 over here.  You must have your front door open and cooling the neighborhood. 

23 minutes ago, paweather said:

2” that is 2 feet sounds good.

Nam sort of saves tomorrow a bit in the LSV, as to steady rain, but just destroys the Jersey shore.   Inside pursuits will be the weekend thing down there.  Does not keep MDT in the 40's anymore (over the weekend).   Looks like it is punting Sunday in the LSV.   Euro is bad Monday in the LSV.  Hard to plan.  Was hoping to have a family outdoor thing Monday. 

Drought buster in full swing through much of the LSV now.   Large area of 1 3/4 to 2" on the Nam...and that is just tonight.  Lollipops of over 2" 

16 minutes ago, TimB84 said:

With apologies to @Itstrainingtime, it would be easier for me to root for a weather pattern that would help me but cause his vacation to be rainy (not that I am, since my weather here doesn’t directly affect what goes on in the Outer Banks) than it is to root for something that would give me the cooler weather I want while displacing hundreds of thousands of people, including children, in one of the poorest countries of the world.

Agreed.   I heard volcano and thought of that report I just read but did not think of the suffering... 

4 minutes ago, canderson said:

There’s more talk about snow this Memorial Day than the entire 2019-20 winter. 

God Bless 'Murica.  Memorial Day 2021.  

2019-2020.  The year punt became acceptable weather jargon.