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I planted 56 plants Saturday and spread 4 cubic yards of mulch Sunday (shoveling into wheelbarrow, taking to spit, dumping and spreading), I pretty much want to die.

I hope it rains the be t few days. We're going to Texas Wed-Sub and I need to get water on the plants. It'll be 90 in Dallas all weekend, too. Joy!

What did you plant?

Looks like decent rain prospects.

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What did you plant?

Looks like decent rain prospects.

A wife variety of things.

White creeping thyme, two yellow roses, butterfly bushes, lillies, clemantis, a lot of other things I can't remember or spell.

All stuff that thrived in sunlight and dry soil, this area is in mostly sun and I don't plant things I have to water much. It's a strip 6' x 60'.

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How is hunting gobblers (the bird ) going for everybody?

Very slow first two days for me. Opening day was a bust. Monday I had two hens come off the roost to me.

Slept in today after waking up at 430 to pouring rain.

Great, walked downstairs to the chest freezer this morning to make sure it was still there, it was.

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A wife variety of things.

White creeping thyme, two yellow roses, butterfly bushes, lillies, clemantis, a lot of other things I can't remember or spell.

All stuff that thrived in sunlight and dry soil, this area is in mostly sun and I don't plant things I have to water much. It's a strip 6' x 60'.

Nice.

Butterfly bushes are such nice plants and so easy to manage.

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Why no talk about the possible strong to severe thunderstorms today and tomorrow?

Are you talking about this?

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I haven't really seen much discussion for severe threats in our area, from the NWS (mentions possibility of t-storms tomorrow, but not severe) or other local mets.

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just issued:

... Strong thunderstorms with heavy rain will affect the lower

Susquehanna valley through 3 am...

An area of strong thunderstorms covered portions of Adams...

Cumberland... Dauphin... Lancaster... Lebanon... Perry and York counties

at 138 am EDT. The strong thunderstorms were generally moving

southeast at 30 mph.

Very heavy rain will fall from these strong thunderstorms... and will

cause water to pond on roads and fill poor drainage areas. The rain

may also cause sharp rises on small streams and creeks.

Expect frequent lightning from these thunderstorms.

This will impact the following central Pennsylvania interstates... the

Pennsylvania Turnpike between mile markers 218 and 295... I-81 between

mile markers 41 and 63... I-83 between mile markers 1 and 49... I-283.

This will also impact the following major roads... the Harrisburg

expressway... the Harrisburg Airport connector... State Highway 283...

Route 11... Route 11/15... Route 15... Route 22... Route 30... Route

222... Route 322... Route 422... State Road 41... State Road 94... State

Road 501.

Lat... Lon 3973 7699 4043 7749 4044 7746 4029 7687

4033 7616 4014 7587 4011 7593 4004 7593

3996 7599 3987 7598 3985 7601 3979 7604

3972 7610 3972 7614 3971 7650

Forecaster: steinbugl

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That Meso rolled through here after midnight. It started around 12:30am and lasted until about 2:00am. Nothing really earth shattering, but a nice little rain event with the occasional rumble/boom of thunder. We got 0.60" of rain from it as well.

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