Itstrainingtime

Temp down to 43 in Maytown. Was 59 at midnight. Still some upper 60s to around 70 degree readings in northern VA.

Me thinks there's going to be a lot of active weather in the coming months.

As a weather geek I thought yesterday was kind of neat - my temp was in the mid 50s at 11am and I still managed a high of 83. I was able to watch the temp steadily rise on the station which doesn't happen often.

I saw several hail videos on Facebook last evening from State College.

Picked up .71" of rain overnight. Pleased.

I just want rain. Just some wet weather. I don't need anything else. First storm dropped a whopping T here. Sigh.

Radar looks a little more scattered than the scattered I expected at this point.

I'm here! Just got home from lunch out with my wife. Temp here is 81! All eyes on the radar...

Finished Friday with .36" of rain

With wintry weather essentially finished, the thread has really morphed into spring mode posting. Shoot, Blizz hasn't posted in days. Tis the season... For anyone left who lives and dies for winter, I do have this to share - 93 days until the hours of daylight start to decrease.

This might be the year it just wants to storm. On Wednesday's 1730 update, SPC specifically said that they anticipated no severe weather threats over the next 8 days. The very next day they issued a MRGL for the Ohio Valley, now this morning it's been upgraded again to a Slight. This might be a very active spring.

Top gust at the Maytown Parachute Club was just 42 mph. At the very top of Kinderhook Road there are a couple of yards that are still almost fully blanketed in white from Monday night's snowfall.

I'm nowhere close to that.

Temp here is already down to 27. AC is currently silent but on standby for the weekend. No heat until next November or December.

Here's the verification...ENH was extended too far north in PA but otherwise it looks pretty good to me: