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.29" over night/ yesterday and this am total 1.31", current 42F

Next weekend will mark the 40th anniversary of the largest tornado outbreak in Pennsylvania recorded history. Jon Nese takes a look at on this week's edition of Weather Whys:

freezing cold this morning brr if it was april i would wear the winter coat but being late may i would kinda feel embarrassed if it did..

Can't wait for this same report next December.

Fun little storm, but it’s time to look to warmth and dews. The GFS looks nicer midweek now like the euro. MDW looks tainted despite the daily improvement, but it’s all up from there.

Wind stayed blowing all night here. Temp only down to 47 but feels great.

Looks like 2.85” storm total will do it

2.14” here in the valley in E CT, low down to 43F.

.86 for the event.

38 this morning in Wolf Laurel. Sent from my SM-S908U using Tapatalk

Just under 5” here eyeballing. Wonder if that’s even low with the wind. Thundered until 1a. Streets are a mess with lots of leaves and twigs down along with a few larger limbs. Dam good storm here. Looks like 6”+ to my south.

Chilly 53 degrees this morning. Going to fire up that grill later today and char some mammal flesh.... I got a couple of grass-fed ribeyes from a local cattle farmer.... can't wait.

41° -RA 1.09” Glad we missed the brunt. An inch is good enough.

Yawn. Grass got a good drink

2nd wettest at Harrisburg @FlyHIA 6.74" (+4.02") 2nd wettest at Altoona @AltoonaAirport 5.83" (+3.18") 4th wettest at Williamsport @flyIPT 6.39" (+3.64") 8th wettest at Bradford @BFDairport 4.93" (+1.97")

16/8/4

Maybe active, but that data says not hyperactive. In the far east Atlantic there is somewhat of a -NAO tripole.. Maybe enhancing Cape Verde area.

1.30" 9.80" for May

@H2O was already in his 40’s then. He remembers it well.

So happy to have you back. Please stay for a while.

LMAO no it’s gonna be active

.9 for the 2 days. Yup, plenty of mud.

+4" here on the vineyard

Pressure only in the mid 990s and yet this is an absolute shellacking. Mid-latitude cyclones will be deeper in the winter due to increased hemispheric baroclinicity, so subtract a substantial amount of millibars if this storm came in winter, but goes to show how a Nor’Easter doesn’t need to be a tightly wound mega bomb to deliver huge QPF. Let’s do it again in January. Classic bowling ball Miller B