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Fortunately, the forecasters had it dead wrong. It's incredible outside today! My temp was 68 at 8:00am, and now at 11:30am, it's only 69 with a refreshing breeze. I had a top wind gust of 61mph on Saturday. Tons of trees down and road closures between Maytown and Mount Joy.

Huh, imagine that. Unusually warm temps. And before anyone replies with comments about May's weather, there was plenty of complaining about how cold it was in April. It really wasn't.

Just went out for lunch. I don't see how anyone could find fault with the weather today. It's just simply stellar.

Well - If Elliott from MU is right, we're looking at 25-35 days of temps in the 90s from July right through September. Plenty of heat is coming. More heat than normal, actually.

Interesting...normal high for today is 77. Today's high locally was 77.

MU Weather Center I will be releasing my 2026 Summer and Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlooks this afternoon! The developing El Niño should temper tropical storm and hurricane activity this season, but it only takes one. Expect a “backend” summer with hotter and drier conditions from July-September.

Dewpoint check: (not so patiently waiting for the muggies to get out of here) LNS: 67 CXY: 61 SCE: 55 BFD: 52

Maytown must be one of the unlucky areas this morning - just checked and I've only added .02" to bring my total to .07". Even less has fallen at the airpark.

Good to hear! I'll take whatever we can possibly get.

No, this is the stuff my dreams are made of. I love all things numbers. I went to my first MLB game back in 1971 at the Vet. I can tell you the paid attendance for that game to the exact number. I've had it memorized for 55 years. That's just how I'm wired. I had .05" of rain early this morning. It looks like we'll get wet again soon but not to the extent that I'll experience here at work and farther south.

MU Weather Center There are no 90°F days on the horizon through the 1st week of June. An "Omega Block" will develop across North America late this week & persist into early June. Persistent, NW flow on the SE side of the block will keep relatively cool conditions in place across the Eastern U.S.

All of the wet weather and the Susky is barely flinching in response. Total rise in Marietta looks to be about a foot, and some 10' below flood stage. One of the testaments of how dry it's been over the long haul.

Total rainfall since last Thursday - 2.48".

My house is still at 65. I typically turn the heat on when it gets down to 58. Agree 100% on the time of year. Several years ago I had the AC cranked on Christmas Eve.

I'm now at 2.32" for the event.

Temp down to 49. 0.91" of rain today

I can't believe we're at what is normally peak heating on May 23rd and sitting at 50 degrees. Incredible.

My AC hasn't run since yesterday afternoon and of course no heat but my indoor temp is holding firm at 65. With it warming up a bit tomorrow I should easily stay in the 60s.

51 with some drizzle here. 0.64" so far, 3-day total is now at 1.44". Radar is uninspiring here in the LSV. Not a lot coming at us from MD/VA. Nonetheless, just got home from running some errands and it feels incredible outside.

I was just going to post this, thank you. They upped amounts again. It's go time.

Please, please tell me that you're not serious...

My garden and landscaping is rejoicing today. This is the perfect type of rain for veggies, fruits and flowers.

Ha, I came here specfically to post that my temp is down to a glorious 53 degrees. I finished with 0.21" of rainfall yesterday and am sitting at 0.19" so far today with rain falling.

MU going pretty big on rainfall totals with a general 1.50" - 3.00" for most with amounts nearing 4" along the M/D border.

Temp is 72 with a thunderstorm in progress. Looks like we'll easily cash in on a quarter inch or so out of this.