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Back to deep summer for the foreseeable future thankfully

Yeah I got another tenth with intermittent drizzle and mist. It's soggy.

Anyone watching Cape Fear, the series, on Apple TV? Pretty damn good.

Nasty misty gunk. Was walking outside just before and got soaked.

Not surprised - that wall cloud lowered and spun like a top.

Thanks for mentioning this. This was too close to home for sure… 652NOUS41 KCTP 080011PNSCTPPAZ056-063-080415-Public Information StatementNational Weather Service State College PA811 PM EDT Tue Jul 7 2026...NWS Damage Survey for July 5th 2026 Tornado....Overview...A survey was conducted of storm damage from the evening ofthe 5th of July by the National Weather Service. The surveyfound damage consistent with an EF1 tornado. The tornadoaffected mainly wooded areas along Lamb`s Gap Road in southernPerry County, PA. Details of the survey results follow..Lamb`s Gap Tornado...Rating: EF1Estimated Peak Wind: 100 mphPath Length /statute/: 0.55 milesPath Width /maximum/: 300 yardsFatalities: 0Injuries: 0Start Date: 07/05/2026Start Time: 07:14 PM EDTStart Location: 4 WSW Marysville / Perry County / PAStart Lat/Lon: 40.3205 / -77.0008End Date: 07/05/2026End Time: 07:17 PM EDTEnd Location: 3 N Wertzville / Perry County / PAEnd Lat/Lon: 40.3138 / -77.0062Survey Summary:The tornado path started just north of Evergreen Dr, and traveledSSW breaking off and uprooting numerous trees. The most concentrateddamage was along Lamb`s Gap Rd near the edge of the State Game Lands.The damage seemed to end less than 50 yards to the SW of Lamb`s GapRd. The tornado was on the ground for approximately 4 minutes.Maximum wind speed was 100 MPH.&&EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies tornadoes into thefollowing categories:EF0.....65 to 85 mphEF1.....86 to 110 mphEF2.....111 to 135 mphEF3.....136 to 165 mphEF4.....166 to 200 mphEF5.....>200 mph

Go back and take a look at their 2023 roster that won 101 games. Most are gone. If there still here they've been progressively worse the last few years. I think some of those players Elias lucked into as he was not planning on actually contending in 2023. He was thinking they were still a year away. Look at them the last few years when Elias thought this was the time for them to contend lol. Time for Elias to go bye byes.

@Blizzard of 93 Did you see that the NWS confirmed that a Tornado touched down about 4 miles south of you the other evening?

Going back exactly 2 years from today since 7/07/24 they are 151- 174. That's a .464 winning % Time to do something different here. It's not working. This team is not good and hasn't been good with this core in 2 years. Pretty much everyone that is considered there core is either underperforming or not available.

Maybe in your area...very little here

Seeing lots of calls for house fires in north Raleigh tonight. Hope everyone's ok.

Still puking rain in Taunton . 4”+ Kid did it again

Yup going from drought to flash flooding.

It’s fun to watch the storms on radar, hard to predict where they’ll end up flowing too. We got 1.2 imby today. When it does rain, it’s more in line of a tropical downpour than an average rain storm. .

Even that dude who lives under the bridge is getting his share.

Case in point. We were slightly behind 97/98 with thermocline depression. That year took a break in July before turning the turbojets back on. This one doesn't appear to be taking a breather.

Still raining steadily.

Total fail by Stein. Quirking and likable but not sure he's the best meteorologist. Gave up after a quarter inch overnight. Said we might get showers during the day but not nearly enough. Nearly 3 inches later....

Early trade wind pattern in this event certainly looked like 72-73. Then tilted more towards 97-98. It's a souped up version of those older canonical events, imo, if superimposed on a warmer background state. Problem is I think the warm pool is coming even further east than '98 did (that event got to about 150W) and it will drag everything else into resonance with it, so makes a straight shot comparison more muddled.

Yup same at the house. Had a high of 78 degrees then fell into the low to mid 70s mid to late afternoon. Beautiful weather.

So much for the drought

Cracked at least 2.0” storm total here.

63 F/ looks like 1.08" for the final.

That 1936 heatwave is a remarkable outlier. Will be interesting to see if it can be repeated again in the future, or spoiled by higher dews from modern agriculture.

High of 82, stayed cloudy most the day so we fell well short of the forecast high.