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1 minute ago, canderson said:
Big storm 7 miles to my south, and we’ll get nada. Sunday night looks to be my only hope for real precip, crazy after 5 days of 70% pops.
Not a drop here yet.
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Speaking of Harrisburg...anyone going to see the Sens welcome Tim Tebow on City Island next week? My wife and I will be at the Tuesday game....she will no doubt be wearing her Florida Gator #15 jersey...
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25 minutes ago, Jns2183 said:
I’ve never seen it be so soupy outside for so many days and yet get so little rain
. ProIt's especially remarkable given the flooding that has occurred over the past week in Maryland, Virginia, and New Jersey.
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10 hours ago, canderson said:
I watched entire storms get murdered by the mountains tonight, while I had a .1” of rain. I’m thinking anyone near and south of the turnpike gets almost nothing this weekend.
Looking at some of the information this morning, you might be right on with that...
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Welcome to June...the month that concludes with the amount of daylight getting shorter as we start the progression towards winter.
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22 hours ago, canderson said:
Is this forecast rain actually going to occur over the next two or so days, or will it be another large miss for us?
I think we're in line for a pretty good soaking between now and Sunday evening.
What I want to know is this - how many sunny, refreshingly low humidity days have we had this spring?
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7 hours ago, sauss06 said:
Northeast Cumberland County got smacked. My department handled over 30 incidents for service, which we received in about 10 minutes. I'm sure djr will report in ( not sure if he has power) his road had about 20 trees across it. My nephews house ( which I built and lived in for 10 years) had a tree go through his roof. Pretty crazy storm.
Wow...I'm so sorry to hear that.
We ended up with what really was a pretty pedestrian thundershower. After the initial gust front we had zero wind to speak of, no hail, and some decent rain. Sunday night's storm was far more impressive in my neighborhood.
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3 minutes ago, sauss06 said:
Snyder county under a Tornado warning
...and a discreet cell is developing just to your west in advance of the main squall line. Watch that carefully over the next 30-60 minutes...
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6 minutes ago, Voyager said:
The outflow boundary blew him down to Lewisburg...lol
Seriously though, that line is really moving. Thunderstorm warnings are hoisted as far east as Berwick already along I-80, and tornado warnings from Muncy Valley to Dushore...
Yes sir, and the southern flank is moving much slower. Us down here near the M/D border are going to get drenched tonight...
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Where is Wmsptwx at? Lycoming county is getting wamboozled right now...
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Torrential thunderstorm right now. Tons of cloud to ground lightning. Wasn't expecting this sitting at 54 degrees and a chilly breeze.
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Tornado watch until 1am...just freaking great...
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6 minutes ago, Voyager said:
Be it winter or summer, the Mason-Dixon line seems to be the place to be. It sure looks like we'll be in the cold rain portion of the storm, while south of the Turnpike sees the best storms later today...
I typed that yesterday, but didn't post it, but it looks to be true. We've been cloudy, cool (61f), and dreary all day since this mornings rain. The band from the north is slowly pushing down, but the good stuff does indeed appear to be popping in the warm sector in south central and south west PA. The temp map on my phone app clearly shows the cool wedge of air over east central and northeast PA this afternoon, limiting us to not much more than a cool, synoptic rain event...
You can have all of my severe weather any day, all day. I want no part of it. I so wish we could trade locations today.
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20 hours ago, canderson said:
It's hot. Boooooo. We leave for London Friday though and each day looks to be low 50s to around 70. Not bad.
Have a great trip!
It was 85 here at 11:10am. I hope the heat lovers are happy...
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As someone who loves cold weather, I have to admit that today is pretty spectacular.
Having said that, I don't want it any warmer. Alas...it's going to get much warmer.
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6 hours ago, Superstorm said:
Weak sauce.
.Question is just how warm/hot we get later this coming week...
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6 hours ago, canderson said:
Yea that was lame. Mod rain at best, no thunder, a little gusty for a few minutes.
We actually had several decent flashes and rumbles. This was one of the few times reality seemed to exceed the radar depiction here.
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4 hours ago, canderson said:
It got full on sunny here around 10 and is heating up, I hope we get something.
Doesn't appear to be turning into much more than showers with some embedded thunder.
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19 hours ago, canderson said:
Hope everyone enjoyed spring, might hit 90 in the LSV late next week.
Yep...not looking forward to it, but it is what it is.
Perhaps our first true thunderstorm of the season later today?
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45 minutes ago, Voyager said:
I'm in Tulsa OK right now heading back east from California. You all better finish up that cold and snowy pattern and give me some spring weather...lol
Nice weather pattern developing that should make most happy. Sunny, milder days (though still below normal) and clear, chilly nights look to be in store into the middle of next week.
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8 minutes ago, yardstick said:
Can't believe it...but its actually snowing steady here in elevation outside of Hazleton...thought this was going to finally just be a rain event for us. Looks amazing.
Any accumulations? i was looking at cams from the Laurels this morning and it looked like a couple of inches had fallen there. Regardless...enjoy!
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CTP has hoisted WWA's for the northern tier counties for 2"-4" of snow overnight into tomorrow morning. On 4/18-4/19...unreal.
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2 hours ago, CarlislePaWx said:
Back at 6:10 snow squall #2 moved in and through the area. Heavy snow with huge flakes for about five minutes. With the wind and temp around 37 degrees it really did feel like mid-winter. I wonder if we're on pace to set a record for the most number of days in the month (April) where a trace or more of snow was observed? I've lost count, but certainly it's been at least six different times / days when snow was seen flying through the air.
Did you guys know that Minneapolis and surrounding areas recorded between 12 and 24" of snow over the weekend? Blizzard warnings were issued as winds howled sustained at 25 gusting to 40mph with near zero visibility. My son was on a layover there the night before, and they got as far as the plane being de-iced before the snow got too heavy and visibilities dropped to below 0.125 miles...which in turn shut down the airport. He said even the city itself seemed caught off-guard by the magnitude of the snow. That upper air energy and pocket of arctic air is I think what ended up triggering our squalls today.
Some areas in Wisconsin had north of 30" over the weekend. In mid-April. It's been that kind of year.
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Approaching noon on 4/17 and I can confirm there are flakes in the air!
Spring 2018
in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
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This map says it all for the Harrisburg peeps...
Officially I recorded .2"here in Maytown. I JUST missed out on the heavy rain to my south. (less than 5 miles)