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Huh, one thing I just noticed looking at SLK’s summer stats. June was +0.8°. July ended up dead normal. 0.0° departure. Can’t say I’ve seen that often for any site…but as of yesterday, August was also 0.0°.

Pennsylvania Weather Watchers Bryant Sell · · Here is the 2026 Tornado list and map for Pennsylvania as of August 28th. 45 tornadoes this year is the 2nd most ever for any year! The only year with more is 1998 with 57. More statistics: 22 in June = 2nd most for June or any month 15 in July = 2nd most for July 8 in August = 2nd most for August 37 for June + July = Record most for June + July

Really nice out! Refreshing!

YTD anomolies

This is somehow way cooler than a full eclipse

We love to see it. Seasonal change is beautiful. It was 35° like you mentioned at KSLK, but 46.3° here at WXW2. I am approximately 5 miles away from the airport as the crow flies. I’ve found that a 10 degree spread or so is normal on a rad cooling night.

Fake cold

0.26” of rain this morning which has more then doubled my August total to 0.46”

We got missed entirely the last two days.

Two tornados under those warnings near Saratoga

Just adding your months if qpf since May. It’s AN or at the very least normal

Yeah. Very wet here the last 60 days. Have another mimosa.

Back broke

COC

You’ve Tflizzed yourself into quite a wet summer

Kidding aside, there’s a shallow CAD look here at times next week so we’re probably primed for some synoptic shat on the temp gradient. ‘Tis the season.

Looking epic here through Tue morning

Ya it looks like several rounds of showers and storms for many Sunday PM though Thursday.

Last chance of rain likely for the month today and I’m sitting about 3” below normal (just 1.52”). If we don’t get a flood today (unlikely) then that will be 11 of last 12 months BN precipitation here. Only saving grace is we received about 4 months worth of rain in July!

Probably the top day in August on tap. Actual dry air!

As you probably guessed I was certainly going to try and view the lunar eclipse two nights ago. The forecast looked bleak but I tracked satellite trends and made my west to an area just north and west of Siler City, NC (near Liberty, NC). I was able to break out of the clouds to mostly clear skies and got this at the peak:

We’ll see what it looks like tomorrow morning, it is just now moving into the TUTT. It actually found a microscopic break in the worst shear last 2 days but it is heading into a wall of 30-40 kt shear my guess is NHC is banking on not much surviving, we will see

A chill in the air this morning