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Storms are warned here. Waiting for the line by the Delaware River to approach.

Wiff here as well. Just got the outflow boundary through here but am thinking that is all I am going to get.

Until today I have missed every single event for the past 2-3 months. It caught up to me.

Looks like its going to favor western and nw areas again

Well yeah, ofc. But Rubes needs some 'guidance' to say the least. He is being duped by a egomaniacal conman. That sounds pretty familiar, but I digress.

Well we seem to have fewer multiple 7 day plus heatwaves per summer now wasn't 2002 the last summer in which we had at least 2 heatwaves of 7 days or more in length Tony?

That’s insane. I’m up to .06” If this were snow I’d probably murder you both in your sleep lol

That cell firing up just south of Fallston looks legit from my house. Big tower shooting up quickly.

It’s for this winter when we get no snow so he can simulate driving off one of those never used ramps on the Tobin

Droughts are a normal part of our climate and a healthy way to get rid of excessive vegetation. Droughts normally happen in the summer and sometimes the fall and really aren't anything to be alarmed about. During the 90s I used to water for about 4 hours every other day after I got home from work and found it quite enjoyable and relaxing. Sometimes I just turned the water on and went inside and enjoyed watching the rainbows created by it. Summer is the time to be outside when most people dont want rain unless it's in brief 20 to 30 minute spurts with sunshine 90 percent of the time. We have the other 3 seasons to have rain and cloudy weather lol. I look at 1983 as an example of the kind of year that had everything and would probably make most people happy: a 20 inch snowstorm in February, another snow event in April, a hot and dry record setting summer with 100 in July and August and a 99 in September and then back to heavy rain for the Fall. A year with 80 inches of rain but no more than 2 inches in any of the summer months. The reason why summers are supposed to be dry is because we get the vast majority of our rainfall from coastal storms which dont happen in the summer or aren't supposrd to happen anyway (and neither are cutoffs). The abnormal and excessive rainfall we've had recently has polluted our reservoirs so we're getting water restrictions here from too much rainfall. That's in addition to toxic algae blooms caused by farm fertilizer and pesticide run off so people and pets can't go near the water at all. But this is a result of an extreme and historic el Nino and by next summer I'm pretty sure we'll be back to hot and dry in the summer like what's happened in the past when a strong el Nino ends-- 1966, 1983, 1999, 2010, etc.

Cal Ripken is a minority owner, though. He can protest but Rubenstein has to make the decision.

Is anyone here looking to updgrade their weather station? I have my Davis Vantage Pro2 that I no longer use. It’s the Vantage Pro2 wireless w/ fan.

I think you're missing the point here. He was better than Alby has been this year but again...do you want a ring or not? Buck or ring...pick one because you can't have both.

Gonna get some boundary collisions soon so let’s see what that does

It is absolutely raging again. Think I’m pushing 5”.

Yay thunder! Nice solid line now

Holy crap. The Rt. 30 corridor...some areas are approaching 6" if not even more. You are just inside the worst, I'm just outside. I'm perfectly content with the 2" that fell here.

There have been periods similar to the 90s 2002, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2016, 2018, 2021, 2022, 2025 1993 / 2010 /2022 were similar heat 1999 / 2025 similar 1991 : 2022 similar

High temperatures are MUCH more comfortable than high humidity. 102 degrees with 20 percent humidity is FAR better than this sauna. But dry heat is normal for July and high humidity is normal for August.

Kind of no surprised no MCD for a watch extension at least for ALY CWA for Berk/Litchfield

1877-78 was certainly a mild winter region-wide, but the core of the anomalies were in the far upper midwest (ie: MN). Detroit had a 14.8" snowstorm on Jan 31st. Season snowfall totaled 43.4". December and March were very warm, but Jan/Feb only a bit milder than normal and with plenty of winter weather. Locally there were several shittier winters of that era. I wish someone would do a study on the insane weather patterns that gripped this region for nearly a decade worth of winters. The rubber band snap every other year was incredible, unlike anything in the climate record. But it was so long ago, its never mentioned. 8 straight winters from 1874-82, and each winter STILL resides in Detroits top 20 warm/cold winters on record. 1874-75: 2nd coldest 1875-76: 19th warmest 1876-77: 19th coldest 1877-78: 16th warmest 1878-79: 14th coldest 1879-80: 12th warmest 1880-81: 13th coldest 1881-82: 1st warmest

I still like more or less the 97 NINO myself,as to if we get like 98 again is in question The 2015-16 started in actually 2014,it actually matured faster and was probably to some extent could have been even stronger than this year. The problem in 2015 was the Walker Circulation crapped out which looks to be fairly strong right now to some extent and you see strong trades coming off of SA,so you didnt all the WWB and DWKW like you see in 82-97 and even right now

Was there an actual tornado though? The F2 on Labor Day 1998 was a real tornado that caused real tornado damage.

Outflow boundary from storms in PA kicking off additional ones along it. Boundary hasn’t come thru my backyard yet so I’m really hoping a storm will follow haha