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58 her with  20 rain in the Guage so far.

13 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

The end of the week looks beautiful from what I'm seeing? 

We will be in Louisville, Kentucky for Louder than Life festival. The weather out there will be anything from pleasant, from the remnants of future Hurricane Helene are forecasted to be out there.

Hail pic from  Ulysses, Pa. Tioga county Saturday.

1 hour ago, Bubbler86 said:

Rainy days and Mondays....

 

Are you going to be singing a Carpenters tune for all of us?

Anyone see last night's hail pics from Potter County in Pa? Can't post it too big

6 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:

The approach of the left exit region of a relatively strong
upper level jet on Saturday will combine with moderately high
sfc dewpoints in the low to mid 60s (with corresponding PWAT of
around 1-1.25 inches) to spark an area of showers/scattered
embedded TSRA that could bring localized damaging straight-line
wind gusts and hail, mainly in the late afternoon/early evening
hours across much of Central PA and the Susq Valleys per
clustering/mean of high res models.

There should have been a warning for the storm at my place last night. Was starting to get worried about that wind during the storm.

What a storm last night around 11pm. Continuous lightning, wind and heavy rain. 1.18 rain from that thunderstorm  1.41 rain total overnight. Power still off est. Time to restore 12pm today. What caused these storms to be so intense in late September and so late at night?

A fairly good lightning show with storms to the north of me.

I believe the hummingbirds have flown south. We didn't see any for 2 days.

38 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:

1.5 hours of ninja watering in the books.  Going to miss the peacefulness when it finally rains or cold takes over. 

Watering under the cover of darkness yet again. Sounds like some sort of ongoing covert operation.

1 minute ago, Voyager said:

06z GFS appears to be a QPF soaker. Through next Saturday it gives my location 4.07".

Most CPA areas are in the 2 to 4 inch range.

This could impact future tanker deliveries to the "ville

4 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:

He stated that he cannot spare a drop. The Great Fall Drought of 2024 has hammered him too 

Hopefully we get some rain later tomorrow. Then it looks like we get a cooldown in temps.

2 hours ago, Bubbler86 said:

Some progs are just an all-out rainy weekend starting afternoon Saturday through all of Sunday....as the LSV gets into the periphery of the influence from the coastal low.   Other are more convection based.    Fingers crossed our dry spell ends this weekend. 

 

 

Voyager tanker canceling rains approaching?

50 this morning.

59 minutes ago, pawatch said:

Hummingbirds appears to be gone here. 
That would be pretty cool seeing a baby hummingbird.

 

Didn't see any hummingbirds yesterday or this morning, wondering if they have moved on. I'll keep my eyes peeled. Hopefully I'll see one,but I think the odds don't favor it. We'll low an behold as I'm writing this on my porch, one has appeared. It's after the hanging baskets of Petunias that we have on the porch and out front of the porch. Glad they are still here!

Must have has a very light drizzle overnight nothing in the rain gauge.

Humming birds are still here. We even had a baby humming bird at the flowers twice yesterday. It could hardly fly.

The chances of rain where i'm at have now dwindled to 20% according to the new NWS forecast this morning.

It was 48 this morning here.

2 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:

Not that it totally matters but current progs depict any rain starting Tue shortly after lunch (in the south part of our region.) Some Mesos's and Globals are not really all that wet so waiting until I see it for myself! 

It is getting dry even where I live the grass has really slowed down on growing. I didn't have to get the older Craftsman to suck up the grass this week after mowing. Rain would be welcome at this point. But you need a few inches of rain to get you back in the mowing game...again.

52 this morning. NWS mentions the word rain on Wednesday not showers but rain. A 60% chance.

2 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:

OPs have been vacillating between keeping the ridge too strong vs. the sub trop low attacking it.  Right now, attacking is the overwhelming winner.   We get 1"+ and the hoses are done for the season (at least for grass.).  This is the earliest I have stopped mowing since coming back in 2018.  4/5 of the yard is sleeping for winter at this point.  The water I am putting on it is the keep it alive as even asleep, it needs water 1-2 times a week. 

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