Central Pa. Summer 2024

[ChescoWx]

We finished June across Chester County with the warmest average temp 72.6 since the 73.8 average temp in June 2010. The warmest spot was of course Phoenixville at 75.2 degrees and the coolest was the 70.6 degrees at Warwick Township. All stations (16) finished with an average temperature of 73 degrees or lower with the exceptions of Phoenixville and KOQN West Chester Airport (74.5). The wettest station during June was Nottingham with 6.89" of rain -the location with the least rain was KOQN with only 1.84" Our average temperature across the county through the 1st 6 months of the year 51.1 degrees is the warmest first half of the year since the 51.6 degree average back in 2012. Overall this was the 15th warmest June on record....following last year's 8th chilliest June of record.

[canderson]

72 at 1:50 pm on July 1 is better than sex 

[sauss06]

Just now, canderson said:

72 at 1:50 pm on July 1 is better than sex 

you're doing it wrong then

[Mount Joy Snowman]

5 minutes ago, canderson said:

72 at 1:50 pm on July 1 is better than sex 

 

4 minutes ago, sauss06 said:

you're doing it wrong then

May I suggest the mechanical room.....

[Itstrainingtime]

Or who it's wi...

Nevermind.

[Itstrainingtime]

@Bubbler86 Harry might be the Potter, but Dallas got the Klay...

[Bubbler86]

5 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

@Bubbler86 Harry might be the Potter, but Dallas got the Klay...

[pawatch]

Picked up .73” yesterday. Airport had .83” 

Looks like a thunderstorm coming at little bit later.

[Atomixwx]

Mowing in July at 74 degrees is just wonderful. 

[Superstorm]

What a gorgeous day


.

[Itstrainingtime]

18 minutes ago, Superstorm said:

What a gorgeous day


.

Every day like today is one less day like yesterday.

[Bubbler86]

11 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

Every day like today is one less day like yesterday.

That sounds like the start of a who's on first riddle.   Is this about time travel?

 

[canderson]

78 was my high. It’s a great 68 at 10 pm. 

[pawatch]

52 degrees this morning. Sweat shirt weather.

Fishing league this morning.

All eyes on Beryl cat 5….

[mahantango#1]

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Public Information Statement...Corrected
National Weather Service State College PA
952 PM EDT Mon Jul 1 2024

...NWS Damage Survey for 06/29/24 Downburst Event...

.Overview...
NWS State College meteorologists have confirmed that a downburst
occurred late Saturday afternoon, June 29th, 2024 in northern
Dauphin County. Maximum wind speeds were estimated to be between 75
and 95 mph.

...Millersburg Downburst...

Peak Wind /Estimated/: 75-95 mph
Path Length /statute/: 3 miles
Path Width /maximum/: 1.2 miles
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0

Start Date: June 29, 2024
Start Time: 5:38PM EDT
Start Location: Millersburg /Dauphin County/ PA
Start Lat/Lon: 40.54390 / -76.95261

End Date: June 29, 2024
End Time: 5:42PM EDT
End Location: Millersburg /Dauphin County/ PA
End Lat/Lon: 40.54562 / -76.90943

Survey Summary:
A line of severe thunderstorms began to produce wind damage in the
town of Millersburg at the Millersburg Area High School, located
just off North Street. A press box structure located above and just
behind a set of metal bleachers adjacent to the school`s athletic
field was blown off its supporting metal beams/foundation and
largely destroyed. A small ticket office on the other side of the
field was blown off its unsecured cement foundation pad and was
heavily damaged when it impacted a long length of bleachers next to
the field.

The line then continued eastward and produced sporadic wind
damage within several residential areas across Millersburg along
and East of Route 25. The damage consisted mostly of downed large
branches, as well as a few snapped and/or uprooted softwood and
hardwood trees.

The last observed area of storm damage in Millersburg was near
Landfill Road, where a few more more trees were snapped, or had
significant limb damage. The storm appeared to weaken farther to
the east, as no more damage points were observed.

We would like to thank the Dauphin County Emergency Management
Agency, Upper Paxton Township Fire/EOC officials, the local area
Skywarn Spotter and HAM Operator networks for their assistance.
We`d also like to thank members of the public who reported storm
related impacts.

&&

NOTE:
The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to
change pending final review of the event and publication in NWS
Storm Data.

[mahantango#1]