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Mike, 2.52" in a little over an hour here in Tamaqua. Getting some unofficial totals from friends of 5-6 inches over in the Coaldale/Lansford/Summit Hill areas.

Thanks! Those unofficial amounts of 5-6 inches is rather close to what our dual-pol estimates are showing.

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just wanted to post this while laying poolside drink golden monkey. watch out for strong to svr storm with a cold front dropping soithward. this is mainly a phl on north threat with the beat shot in central bucks and montco on north...with lehigh valley and.pocs beat chance...cape values in the 2000-3000 range and good LI will help...aroind the philly area look for weakening storms to affect the area this ev into the night...

ftw

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PA309 (Kennedy Drive) in McAdoo, PA after the storm rolled through.

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Wow, impressive.

Porsche, we got screwed on this storm. I was wondering if you got anything. I was out to eat with the wife at blue Pacific and saw towering cumulus your direction.

Nothing but dark skies and a handful of raindrops in my neck of the woods. Band completely separated and went around most of lanco :-(

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Wow, impressive.

Porsche, we got screwed on this storm. I was wondering if you got anything. I was out to eat with the wife at blue Pacific and saw towering cumulus your direction.

Nothing but dark skies and a handful of raindrops in my neck of the woods. Band completely separated and went around most of lanco :-(

Hi there neighbor! Didn't get a drop here.( 4 miles south of Lancaster City) Could hear thunder off to the east but no rain.

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Looks to be right on schedule!

1.60" yesterday with some crazy lightning in the wee hours.

There was another round before this that went through the northern half of the city. ;)

The round you're referencing popped up in the last hour.

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Today's Convective outlook:

MORNING SURFACE ANALYSIS SHOWS A STALLED FRONT FROM NRN/CNTRL NJ WWD

ACROSS SRN PA INTO CNTRL OH. THIS BOUNDARY WILL BE THE FOCUS FOR

TSTMS TODAY INTO THIS EVENING AS REGION IS GLANCED BY A SERIES OF

WEAK IMPULSES APPROACHING FROM THE NW. VERTICAL SHEAR WILL REMAIN

WEAK...BUT THE PRESENCE OF A MOIST AND MODERATELY UNSTABLE

ENVIRONMENT /MLCAPE OF 1000-1500 J PER KG/ MAY SUPPORT A FEW SEVERE

STORMS CAPABLE OF SOME HAIL AND LOCALLY DAMAGING WIND GUSTS.

IT IS ALSO POSSIBLE THAT SOME REMNANT OF MCSS ONGOING ACROSS LOWER

MI COULD PERSIST AND EVENTUALLY MOVE ACROSS LAKE ERIE BY MID

AFTERNOON. SHOULD THIS SCENARIO UNFOLD...A RISK FOR DAMAGING WINDS

AND SOME HAIL WILL EXIST WITH THIS ACTIVITY INTO MID/LATE EVENING.

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Sitting here being very jealous of others' t-storms and especially rain. It's very dry here in Middletown, DE. I've noticed that, as storms approach New Castle County out of northeast MD, they tend to split to the north and south - affecting the MD/PA border on north and Sussex County on south. Hopefully the precipitation donut will disappear sometime this summer.

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