Itstrainingtime

Horrible, horrible situation in Texas.

You're in it!

I hope everyone has a safe and fun July 4th. I'm ready for some time off and decompress after a difficult first half of 2025. Here's to a great holiday weekend!

.48" here this afternoon.

Yes indeed. Even the stuff west of us is weakening as it moves east. Perhaps I shouldn't have abandoned my first thought...we'll see.

Interestingly it was CTP this morning that said that Tornadoes were no concern today.

Yes - I admit I was somewhat skeptical about today but no longer...radar is angry (almost looks like it's boiling) and there's no where for it to go...

My wife just left BWI heading home. She texted before she left that it was raining so hard that it sounded like it was coming through the roof of our Tucson. Very efficient rain maker already.

I have an appointment tomorrow with a lung specialist. A recent test showed something of concern (non-cancerous, they believe) so I'll have a better idea of what's happening soon. Current thought is that the chest infection that started all of this back in April might have caused permanent damage. Right now there's just too much unknown for me to really say more. I'll update when I'm able to. Overall, I feel better than I have in years, ironically.

Conestoga River is now over flood stage at Lancaster.

I'm sitting at 30.88" YTD - you have; however, doubled my rainfall total since Saturday that really narrowed the gap. I really "cleaned up" during May. Good to hear from you during your hibernation. A lot of us are certainly at the point of crying "uncle". Of course, we'll probably flip a switch and enter a prolonged dry spell over the 2nd half of summer. It would be nice if we could ration all of this out, ya know?

The activity in western PA/WV/MD looks to have a good forward motion to it. #lookingforbrightspots

2.83" of total rainfall for me, with 0.03" falling since midnight.

Manheim approaching 7" now. I'm at 2.5" with heavy rain.

Looking at radar there's at least 2-3 additional storms to move through over the next several hours. Same areas. Incredible.