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It is better than anything we had last winter. I have a new team member here at work who started a few weeks ago. She comes into my office this morning and randomly proclaimed her love for the Baltimore Orioles and also for snowstorms. That...is how to recruit.

There are 2 trails along the Susquehanna in Lancaster County - the Northwest Lancaster County River Trail is 14 miles in length, 6' wide, and paved. It is closer to you and runs from Falmouth (near TMI) down to Columbia. It is heavily used and will have a lot of traffic IF the weather is nice. Nice vantage points include the White Cliffs of Conoy and the Shock's Mill Railroad Bridge. http://nwrt.info/ This trail is MUCH more shaded than the trail below Further south, the Enola Low Grade trail runs from Conestoga (bottom of Turkey Hill) all the way into Chester County in Atglen. It's 29 miles in length and is gravel. This trail is flatter than the NWLCRT and crosses the Safe Harbor trestle. Only the first 5-10 miles is along the river, after that it begins to curve away. Both of those trails are recreational trails for bikes and pedestrians, these are not "hikes"...

WPC still favoring higher coastal impacts:

Kudos to ABC for not showing the injury as graphically as it can be seen all over social media. I went online looking for something else last night and got sick in the stomach when I saw the injury zoomed in. No wonder the entire stadium gasped. Chubb is/was such an underrated back. I feel horrible for him. And honestly the city of Cleveland.

Embarrassment.

Right now he's lost and his confidence is likely gone as well.

Steel with a fluke defensive play followed by the Brownies completely dominating the line of scrimmage on the subsequent drive. Also - Micah Parsons is playing on a higher level than the rest of the league. What a force!

Yeah...right up the road from me. My wife was home and said our house shook enough that it sent her outside. Just a horrible tragedy.

All in good fun! Northwestern is the proverbial trap game...small stadium that's hardly ever full, and the game between 2 imposing opponents on our schedule. Mighty UMASS is coming to town!

People like Mount Joy Snowman get paved parking. My type park outside the Agriculture building right after it was cleaned and disposed outside. There is a limited amount of paved parking but the majority is in open fields/meadows.

Depressing... First, I learn that CBS has the Whiteout game and therefore, no Kirk Herbstreit, the former Suckeye QB that is now our #1 fan. And now the weather. Going to be a fun day and night. @sauss06- interesting call here...go early, claim good parking and get drenched, or show up later, stay drier, and get stuck in a field of sh*t? Hmmm....

Coastal Highway will flood. The rest is to be determined!

It'll be interesting to see what happens this week with my yard. I have areas that seem dead for the season while other areas are quite vibrant. I've done pretty well with rain recently and I wonder how much those bad areas respond to that.

Consider this the final year that you do not count mows. You're on the clock in 2024. And @Bubbler86loves to exaggerate...I'm only at 28 YTD. LOL!

Curious to hear what @Mount Joy Snowman got - my son lives in Mount Joy and only got .64"

I've been fretting especially with parking more so than the actual game. Still a lot of uncertainty this far out.

I think WPC will gradually ramp up/down as events approach rather than going "all in" 5-6 days out.

I didn't word that well above - it does look like a lot of rain in OCMD, but the >7" contour is right over OBX. I wasn't implying that @Bubbler86 was in line for 10" of rain!

WPC with a lot of water in OCMD...sorta reminds me of my 2020 OBX trip when I received 10.03" over the first 4 days of our vacation:

Finished with .79" of rain in Maytown.

. 79" of rain so far. Temp is 63.

The 2023 playoff bound Baltimore Orioles!

Still sitting at .31" - it has only rained here for 90 minutes total so far. More inbound.

Up to .27" now. Temp steady at 65.

.11" here so far.