Itstrainingtime
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I've been thinking for some time now that things will revert back to dry in a hurry. But it just keeps raining and it sure seems like we're not done yet this week...
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27.88" of rain over the past 2.5 months (May, June and 1st half of July) in 2025. 6.17" of rain fell in all of May, June and July in 2024.
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I had a chance to go through everything this morning: 4.11" of rain yesterday 7.07" since July 1st 27.88" since May 1st 36.18" for 2025
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We're good. My daughter's family in Mount Joy are pumping right now.
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I'm approaching 25" since May 1st.
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Just passed 4"...
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Videos on social media from this general area...holy moly.
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Rain here essentially stopped for about 40 minutes. It's now dark as night and raining like crazy. This is nuts.
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Just got home. 3.11" here so far. Heavy rain falling.
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At work - home station just passed 1.5" and counting.
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How about it? It looks like another entire week of more of the same.
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Storms entering the LSV right now ain't weakening at all. Big time rainers for some.
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I can't recall a summer that had this many situations where storms didn't move. Flash Flood Warnings are almost a daily occurrence. 0.02" from 2 hours of continuous drizzle.
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On 2nd thought - I will gladly welcome them if it means that this godawful weather is finished.
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Adams County is getting deluged.
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I can wait.
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Best kind of surprise! I love doubleheaders!
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Depends on what Superstorm got. His area got rocked last evening.
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Finished yesterday with 1.88" of rain for a 2 day total of 2.90".
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1.17" in the past 20 minutes.
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This rain is making yesterday's look pedestrian. It is a monsoon.
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Getting mauled again. Very heavy rain here - going to be well over 2" since yesterday afternoon.
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1.02" was my tally.
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Up to 0.62" in 15 minutes so far.
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Dark as night here. Temp has dropped from 93 to 74 in 10 minutes. Moderate rain right now. Winds were strong in advance of the storm but have slackened a bit upon arrival.
