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  2. Brian5671
    Yeah we will get warmups ahead of each low.
  3. dendrite
    Spitting some drizzle. 0.23” total
  4. dendrite
    No. We drought.
  5. ChescoWx
    Below is the slow moving catastrophe here in Chester County....can you smell the fear in the air.....temperature? At this rate we might be burning up with an average temperature of 56.3 degrees in another 100 years!!
  6. qg_omega
    Simply not true and not factual but ok
  7. Superstorm
    at 10:1 you would have 6" of snow. Ill take that anyday.
  8. LibertyBell
    no prolonged rains, just brief frontal passages, like one in about a week. Nice and sunny for several days starting tomorrow.
  9. snowman19
    @Bluewave Thought you might find this interesting, it ties ocean current cycles in. Think arctic sea ice and solar also playing a role…
  10. LibertyBell
    This is good it means warmer and drier weather with only frontal passages.
  11. bluewave
    Looks like we are returning back to a Great Lakes cutter pattern.
  12. Brian5671
    Solid rainfall event for just about everyone here...puts a nice dent in the dry conditions/drought. Looks like some more rain potential going forward as well unlike last year where it was bone dry into mid November.
  13. ChescoWx
    Most spots across the western burbs have received between 0.50" and 1.00" of rain over the past 4 days with the coastal storm. Here in East Nantmeal we have picked up 0.70" of rain. We look to dry out and cool down over the rest of the work week with today being our warmest day till the weekend. By Thursday we will see high temperatures remaining in the 50's but with 70's possible especially in the valley locations by Sunday. We also see our next chance of rain by Sunday evening before we turn cooler again to start the new work week.
  14. ChescoWx
    Most spots across the western burbs have received between 0.50" and 1.00" of rain over the past 4 days with the coastal storm. Here in East Nantmeal we have picked up 0.70" of rain. We look to dry out and cool down over the rest of the work week with today being our warmest day till the weekend. By Thursday we will see high temperatures remaining in the 50's but with 70's possible especially in the valley locations by Sunday. We also see our next chance of rain by Sunday evening before we turn cooler again to start the new work week.
  15. bluewave
    Most spots were several feet below Irene as that was nearly identical to the tide levels during December 1992. This was a pretty moderate nor’easter as they go for most spots. Plus we avoided the highest astronomical tides by several days.
  16. ChescoWx
    Sky is falling sky is falling.....no one believes our cyclical climate change is an issue anymore. But a lot of folks on here sure do!! Fortunately the younger generation has caught on to the grift and is finally starting to see the "science" for what it has become.
  17. dryslot
    Yes it is.
  18. canderson
    .45” was my total for the event.
  19. tunafish
    0.02" final. 3.12" since 8/1.
  20. ChescoWx
    LOL! wonder why he chose to include only March to August?? plus it is of course altered adjusted data which we dismiss!
  21. weatherCCB
    0.22”
  22. BlizzardNole
    Since I overseeded I'll take the overnight drizzle. Even though is causes fumbles
  23. TSSN+
    Never seen a costal storm? lol
  24. LibertyBell
    As long as we don't get any more rain for at least a week and nothing but sun, I'll be happy
  25. LibertyBell
    Yes but at least this storm is finally leaving and we'll have a nice stretch of weather and warmer by the weekend. This storm caused me back pain the last few nights, it only got better this morning.
  26. bluewave
    It’s a back and forth pattern with the warm ups being more impressive than the cool downs.
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