thunderbolt

Round three incoming

Just got Hammered here in Langhorne 

24 minutes ago, Birds~69 said:

Cell moving toward Bristol and Levittown (Lower Bucks) who got nailed earlier in the week...

Sun is out 80F / DP 75F 

It was a decent storm starting to let up now between  1 and 10 I’ll give it a 5

Crickets not even a Fantasy  storm on the GFS on day 16 crickets”

10 minutes ago, binbisso said:

We can go 90, 93, 93 and 90 over the next 4 days starting tomorrow And some would be impressed But that would be slightly above normal for mid July  and really nice weather for outdoor activities such as beaches pools barbecues.  Most reporting stations in the  metro area will still be slightly below normal or normall after this period except for Newark.  This will not be a July to remember except for convection and rains

It’s not really so much about the temperature it’s more about the Humidity

2 minutes ago, Snowlover11 said:

someone is getting double digits in rainfall, insane.

We’re at 7 inches right now

6 minutes ago, Lady Di said:

Slight shower on the ride home.  Best wishes to Lower Bucks and vicinity folks.  Unreal deluge. 

Update on the flooding in lower Bucks Bristol Borough Bristol Township and Bensalem multiple car rescues going on at this present time and multiple flooded basements/1st floor of  Apartment building per fire radio

16 minutes ago, Hurricane Agnes said:

Rumbling all around me.  I did get up to 93 before the brief shower that netted by 0.04".  Currently down to 83 but dp is still 79 so...

I saw a reports where Bristol & Tullytown have been doing water rescues with cars underwater, and the same across the river in Burlington.  There has been a storm just training right over that area for awhile now.

You could add  Bensalem to that list too

42 minutes ago, Rtd208 said:

Trenton area getting hammered with heavy rain/storms. Flood Warning in effect for that area.

Yeah I just south of Trenton Bristol Borough/Croydon area of PA has a couple water rescues with individual stuck in  cars

Wow, the latest JMA weeklies are going full throttle in the Atlantic in late July!

= anomalous upward motion

Looks like it's going to be a long hurricane season Quote from Ben Noll

26 minutes ago, The Iceman said:

Anyone see any tornado reports in Levittown?? The couplet looked like it went right over the house I just bought two weeks ago and of course I am down in South Carolina  I swear it's a lock for interesting weather to occur whenever I go away.

I’m a fire fighter in the Middletown Township section of Levitown as far as I’m aware there was no significant damage to dwelling’s or anything like that they did have some trees down with power lines down also 

86 Langhorne PA

83/76

Temp 93 dew 77

34 minutes ago, RippleEffect said:

Hi long time lurker here. Been waiting for some nice weather, kinda sad this weekend is looking crappy, hope everyone’s doing well my name is Tony 

Welcome  Tony

Don’t mean to change the subject fellas but I was just informed that the mega millions worth 515 Million was sold in my backyard in Levittown Pennsylvania at the 7-Eleven Trenton and Woodburn Road for those who familiar with the area  

1 hour ago, Rjay said:

Temp went from 76 to 70 when winds shifted from north to south.  

Tell me about it  Brother I just went from 78 to 70

2 hours ago, WhiteoutWX said:

Could do without the hysterical screeching 

I guess he supposed to act calm cool and collective when you in a middle of a tornado Then again who am I to judge I never been in a tornado

14 minutes ago, bluewave said:

Cooler and wetter pattern on the new EPS weeklies. Week 1 is -AO +PNA -EPO. Week 2 is -EPO +PNA. 

APR 12-19

APR 19-26

 

Just fabulous☹️

23 minutes ago, WNash said:

This thread has really become a toxic waste dump of denialist BS.

And your point is 

12 minutes ago, cny rider said:

Low 60s here but enough to wake this beauty from winter slumber:

 

Rat snake 

20 minutes ago, wizard021 said:

However a localized notable event can occur .

 only takes one!

1 hour ago, raindancewx said:

There have been a series of very powerful lows moving across or just south of Southern Kamchatka semi-regularly since late February. The GFS has more systems in that zone the next few days before shutting them down. I'm expecting the sequence of big storms moving across the West semi-regularly to continue through week one of April. After that' 95% of the US should be done with snow, and can score my snowfall outlook.

Don't underestimate the WPO in Feb-Apr in the West. It's pretty powerful as a cold signal. We've essentially had the +WPO and MJO phase 8 blended together so far.

The problem is the MJO has not been in phase 8 March 1 to March 13

4 hours ago, Wentzadelphia said:

Doing ok here in Estes but seems the really good dbz stays JUST to the ENE. 

Any updates