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Just returned from a week in Slate Run in north central PA. Didn't realize there was a tornado

outbreak in central PA with six F1's on 5/26/11. One of these went right through Slate Run with

it's path running about 75 yards from our cabin. The path was pretty amazing in how it avoided

any structures. It ran parallel to the houses situated along the creek, destroying about 90%

of the trees in the woods. Then it apparently lifted over the village itself and then proceeded

to climb the mountain on the opposite side of the valley to an elevation of about 2100'. No

shortage of firewood for years to come. Although it's been over a year ago, I only saw one

structure with minor damage and one cablin destroyed as several big pines fell on it.

I'd have to disagree with the NWS assessment about 400 trees destroyed. I'd have to say the

number was well into the thousands. Many areas of localized straight line damage also scattered

about the area. Here's the NWS report:

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Just returned from a week in Slate Run in north central PA. Didn't realize there was a tornado

outbreak in central PA with six F1's on 5/26/11. One of these went right through Slate Run with

it's path running about 75 yards from our cabin. The path was pretty amazing in how it avoided

any structures. It ran parallel to the houses situated along the creek, destroying about 90%

of the trees in the woods. Then it apparently lifted over the village itself and then proceeded

to climb the mountain on the opposite side of the valley to an elevation of about 2100'. No

shortage of firewood for years to come. Although it's been over a year ago, I only saw one

structure with minor damage and one cablin destroyed as several big pines fell on it.

I'd have to disagree with the NWS assessment about 400 trees destroyed. I'd have to say the

number was well into the thousands. Many areas of localized straight line damage also scattered

about the area. Here's the NWS report:

Sorry, wrong link.

http://www.erh.noaa.gov/ctp/features/2011/05_26/index.php

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Just returned from a week in Slate Run in north central PA.

I like the Slate Run general store. My wife and I always stop there on our way to Cedar Run (my father in law's hunting camp is in Cedar Run, and her family always spends a week of vacation there in mid-September).

Anyway...was hoping for a bit more from the rain either Friday evening or last night/this morning. Both events were less than 0.05".

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I like the Slate Run general store. My wife and I always stop there on our way to Cedar Run (my father in law's hunting camp is in Cedar Run, and her family always spends a week of vacation there in mid-September).

Anyway...was hoping for a bit more from the rain either Friday evening or last night/this morning. Both events were less than 0.05".

A very dry 2 weeks in our neck of the woods. This week looks no different....

Rain since June 12th

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a whole trace of rain here :axe:

feels like beating a dead horse saying the extremes are always getting worse but 10" rain in May and 1" in June, and even stranger considering its been a troughy month

Localized. My parents had 6" of rain in May and almost 3" in June.

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So close yet so far...we done for the day or what?

Here's the part of Mt. Holly's discussion that matters, and SPC kept us in the slight risk area for today, just moved the 30% wind contour south of us, where the Severe Watch is now.

.NEAR TERM /UNTIL 8 PM THIS EVENING/...

-- Changed Discussion --

CONTINUING THE REST OF THE WATCH THRU AT LEAST 1710Z. STILL UNSTABLE

AND GFS SUGGEST REDEVELOPMENT S NJ INTO DE MIDDAY OR THIS AFTN AS VT

MAX DIVES SEWD. PLENTY OF SHEAR AND HIGH TT.

NOTING A NEW LINE OF SCT-BKN SHOWERS AND ISO THUNDER ALB TO MSV TO

AVP AT 1650Z. THIS WILL NEED TO BE MONITORED FOR GUSTY WINDS SMALL

HAIL.

WE WERE ACTIVE...ESPECIALLY FROM 7A-10A THIS MORNING WITH THE BIGGEST

STORMS IN EASTERN AND SOUTHERN SUSSEX CTY DE WHERE G TO 60 KTS AT DEWEY

BEACH VIA WXFLOW DATA ARD 913 AM AND TREES DOWN INTO A FEW STRUCTURES

PER PUBLIC AND EMERGENCY MANAGER. PLS SEE LSRPHI.

OTRW THE THE LINE IN NJ WAS HAIL MOSTLY LESS THAN 1 INCH AND ISOLATED

TREE DOWN WITH LIGHTNING STRIKES AND BRIEF POOR DRAINAGE FLOODING

WITH 1 INCH RAINS IN 30 MINUTES.

THE MOST FAVORED AREA FOR NEW DEVELOPMENT MIDDAY IS S DE AND SE NJ COAST.

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WE WERE ACTIVE...ESPECIALLY FROM 7A-10A THIS MORNING WITH THE BIGGEST

STORMS IN EASTERN AND SOUTHERN SUSSEX CTY DE WHERE G TO 60 KTS AT DEWEY

BEACH VIA WXFLOW DATA ARD 913 AM AND TREES DOWN INTO A FEW STRUCTURES

PER PUBLIC AND EMERGENCY MANAGER. PLS SEE LSRPHI.

Some of the damage from that storm in Dewey Beach:

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the euro is still advertising some serious heat just to our sw, with the dc area temps to be in 100-105 range while we are in the low to mid 90s. Looks like we are on the edge of the ring of fire.

euro has us on Saturday in the upper 90's. :devilsmiley:

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i wonder if we get into any of the storms along the periphery of the heat. the gfs is a little more bullish than the euro.

i wonder the same thing as well. front might ultimately be a bit farther north than where the GFS has it progged but we might "luck" out w/ some thunder one or two days.

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