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My daughter plays some tournaments in PA and the fields are always well taken care of. Even in small towns.. AACo also seems to take pride in their field maintenance.
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And now only the Mariners and Pirates have a longer pennant drought than the O's.
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West moving typhoons . Gets us every time
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Looks slightly too warm here, and this morning I don’t think has gone the right direction so far. I need to see if I can make a trip next month when the good stuff starts happening at elevation.
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About 0.1” between yesterday and this morning
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Yeah all of the ens are prettly much devoid of cold for the rest of the month.
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^^ thinking I’ll get down to 32 Sunday morning
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2026-2027 Record-breaking El Nino
LakePaste25 replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
Yeah, the weeklies are starting to show the typical early season super nino pattern, with the displaced Aleutian low in the GOA and secondary low in the SE. Only thing I would say about this post below is that it’s not a -PNA, it’s a “bootleg” +PNA. -
Again regions to our west will absolutely torch and set records for next week. Absolutely insane to still see highs in the 80s in the midwest when it'll nearly be November. The rockies and west coast however look cold and snowy. Preview of the winter.
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Oh that sucks! We play summer ball in the county, thru our rec program. Fields are so so since they are on school properties lol We are playing fall ball in PA on a lighted field and they do a good job keeping it in good shape.
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Personally I wouldn’t take that drive. Save it for later.
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Drove all the way to the field last night to find out it was closed. Weather line not updated nor any email from our league director. How is Baltimore Co with that kind of stuff? Do they keep your fields in good shape?
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Central PA Autumn 2026
Mount Joy Snowman replied to canderson's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
Low of 58 with .03” of rain. Should be a nice line passing through ahead of this cold front this evening. -
45.6° -RA 0.15” so far
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Anyways, could be a decent line that at least moves across western sections later. Curious as to how much lightning can be generated as well. One thing to watch as well is we'll see a sharp spike in dewpoints just out ahead of the line, so while instability numbers won't be eye popping we'll see rapid destabilization out ahead of the line...something that can enhance upward acceleration of parcels.
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Cloudy and a humid 63. Ready to go from sweating over the grill in shorts this evening to wearing a jacket tomorrow.
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what the hell is all of this crap about some monster coastal storm next week lol.
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All winter long.. All all all winter .
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Got home just in time, pouring here in Rockland.
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No real surprises. Wet and warm Also this is new: The National Weather Service will implement the use of “Particularly Dangerous Situation” wording in select Blizzard Warnings and Ice Storm Warnings this season. This language will help forecasters alert partners and the public about high-confidence blizzards or ice storms of historic severity. These rare events typically pose exceptional threats by posing imminent danger to life and unprecedented disruptions to emergency services.
