mahantango#1

.04 rain today.

1 hour ago, Itstrainingtime said:

Next week the amount of daylight starts to dwindle. The countdown to winter commences!

Your gonna awaken the "Blizz" with such dreadful language. Let us get through summer first. 

KEY MESSAGE 2: Widespread rain on Monday

A wet start to the work week with widespread rain expected on
Monday. The heaviest rainfall is most likely between 2AM and
8PM with totals in the 0.75-1.50" range. Current probs off the
latest ensembles and National Blend indicate 50-80% probs for
>1" across most of CPA. Flooding risk is marginal to low with
greatest risk likely confined to urban areas where locally heavy
or repeat downpours could cause some isolated runoff issues.
Rain tapers off/ends Monday night with dry weather returning on
Tuesday.

Maybe there is hope for rain. But usually as the time gets closer the amounts go down. So we'll see what happens.

Just a few drop of rain here this morning.

From the looks on the radar, looks like i'll be missing out on the rain today. My June rainfall total for the month is .98. We need some beneficial rain very soon.

4 hours ago, canderson said:

We probably won’t even get rain tomorrow but it’ll be very windy 

I presume we will get a wind report from the 'burg

This is from a weathersite on Facebook: 11 CONFIRMED TORNADOES IN PENNSYLVANIA 

Apologies for any wrong/outdated information, as the tornado reports aren't consistent between the SPC/NWS sites, but here is what I found on the 11 reported tornadoes from the severe weather outbreak on Sunday, June 14th. There may be more tornadoes confirmed and/or ratings adjusted as the surveys continue into today. 

The National Weather Service has confirmed 11 tornadoes across Pennsylvania so far, including 7 EF1 tornadoes, 3 EF0 tornadoes, and 1 tornado still awaiting a final damage survey rating.

Confirmed tornadoes occurred in parts of Crawford, Warren, Potter, Jefferson, Clinton, Butler, Beaver, and Lancaster Counties.

Blooming Valley — EF1

Grand Valley — EF1

Homer Township — EF0

Big Run — EF1

Pine Glen — EF1

WSW of West Liberty — EF1

ESE of West Liberty — EF0

West Mayfield — EF0

Cannelton (touchdown in OH, moved into PA) — EF1

Kirkwood — EF1

Worthville — EF Rating TBD

Stay tuned for updates!

.02 rain this morning. Doesn't look good for rain in the immediate future either. We need some beneficial rain soon.

14 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

MU gettin' feisty...

MU Weather Center

 

The SPC has placed us under a "slight risk" for #severewx on Thurs, but I strongly disagree. The setup is basically a "rinse and repeat" of last Friday. Strong, WSW flow will cause a "downsloping" effect off the Apps, & leftover convection moves through during the morning hours.

Would love to see a feisty thunderstorm here with rainfall of an inch. It's getting dry here.

2 minutes ago, Voyager said:

46.2 at 5:30 this morning...

46 here also.

1 hour ago, Itstrainingtime said:

Thank you for sharing that.

Kyle Elliott at MU is very unimpressed with this Thursday's setup, he believes that both the timing of the pre-frontal trough as well as westerly downsloping winds will lead to a "very marginal" severe threat. Right now he's leaning for showers with an imbedded rumble of thunder. I'm on his train for now for sure! 

Hopefully we will get some meaningful rain with this event.

1 hour ago, Voyager said:

Ended up with .67" from yesterday's rain and storms.

.26 here.

Just now, Blizzard of 93 said:

What do you guys think this line in Central PA will do this evening when it reaches the Susquehanna Valley?

Probably lose its intensity.

7 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

NAM had very scattered activity during the late afternoon and evening followed by a squall line around midnight that was weakening by that point.

I want rain but not the severe. 

So some of us might not get anything.

10 hours ago, Itstrainingtime said:

Well, if loving when it's below zero with a 25 mph wind makes me mentally ill, I'm the poster child. This weather can go to hell. It already feels like it.

.CLIMATE...
The high temperature on Friday at Harrisburg reached 94 degrees.
This broke the old record of 92 degrees, last set in 2017.

23 minutes ago, Voyager said:

I guess I am too...lol

Welcome to mentally ill American  weather! 

12 minutes ago, canderson said:

This weather is absolutely atrocious and anyone who likes it has to be mentally ill or a glass full at all times. 

I might be that mentally ill individual your seeking.

Looks like most places won't see any rain today.