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York/Cumberland Counties with 2-2.5", gauge here had 0.25", ranking 83rd of 92 cocorahs reports. The bottom 9 were many miles NE from here, mostly Aroostook. June average total is a bit over 5" - still in play but probably won't reach it. On average we get 3 months/year with 5"+; most recent fiver was May 2025.

WB 6Z EPS 72 hours ending Day 6.

0.67" total so far. Close to what was projected

The oversized sub-tropical bugs and insects are pretty neat to see too. My favorite group of the bunch is the giant flying cockroaches… July is the peak month to see them doing their thing both indoors and outdoors, fueled by the high humidity from the daily storms and heat. I hear July is peak Mosquito season too down there. Have fun but stay safe JackStraw

The cell did you explode over Lancaster City (only witnessed via radar). Looked like hail too. But no warnings issued. .

Nice steady light rain. Good for the garden and flower beads. .14” in my station.

Decent steady rain, though.

Very exciting storm. So when does the sun return?

A spin on the cloud animation in Western NC. https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/sector_band.php?sat=G19&sector=ne&band=GEOCOLOR&length=24 Running the loop shows it well.

Solid downpour running from IAD to Vienna

Looks like your about to rain again.. enjoy

.78 here. Upton says more coming this afternoon. Looks like that stuff heading into NJ should give us some more this afternoon.

a bit over an inch here but it has been dry, lawns look end of July tired already

.03; steady, light rain. Will take every drop!

2 Day total here was 1.94" Since 6/1: 3.11" Since 4/1: 13.36" May gave us more than 50% of that total.

Doing much better with rain today than yesterday.

.11” last night. Hoping for more this afternoon.

July 4th weekend starting Jul 3rd coming into day 11 range . Ridge buiding into the east / centered into the Midwest OH by Jun 30 - Jul 4th. Coast/beaches/shore could see more onshore with heat inland. Plenty of time as of now Euro / GFS both warm and look ok for the 4th , ridge is centered west so watch for isolated tstroms type of pattern.

Meh. 1.11 here

Got fringed on the first round and missed the strong storms of round 2 to the south last night, picked up 0.25" ish from the combo. Drizzle this morning...hoping to make it to an inch

That should change later I believe based on the evolution from Mount Holly's AFD above. Not so sure though how far West the heavier rain threat would be. Seems Philly North is in the stable cool sector.

Yeah. What happened to the heaviest being south lol. It's missing my area to the nw.

Picked up another 1.35" overnight from downpours. It appears to have been very localized and I got lucky this time.

From Mount Holly Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ 625 AM EDT Tue Jun 23 2026 For today, the forecast continues with the theme of slower movement out as the system looks to get hung up over the area. The latest indications continue to show a new low to develop near near Delmarva. This will occur as another piece of energy moves around the base of the upper trough over the east, and will result in more rounds of showers and storms that could once again be on the heavier side by the afternoon. Near the warm sector over the Delmarva and far southern NJ, we can`t rule out some storms becoming severe and the SPC now has a MARGINAL risk for severe storms. A heavy rain threat will also persist with a MARGINAL risk for excessive rainfall in this region as well. Further north, cooler more stable air should result in lighter rains and less risk of severe weather, particularly from Philadelphia northwards

All good!