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Rain with 0.36" so far. A heavy batch approaching from the south and the comma head to follow overnight.

Watching the cells in Baltimore currently.

Yep, southern tier counties. Some pretty nasty cells approaching from our southwest.

I need 2.74" to reach that mark.

I'm just the opposite. I wish like heck that threat moved way south. Don't like severe weather. Ever.

Severe threat until 1am, Tornado threat up to Rt. 30. Expecting everyone to get .5" - 1.5" of rainfall with some areas getting 3-4". More storms with hail tomorrow PM but more scattered and brief in nature.

Elliott has been very active on X this morning with lots of updates on tonight's heavy rainfall and severe weather potential. Worth a look if interested.

That's helpful, thank you!

So obviously it wasn't an isolated occurrence. I wonder what it was attributed to - was there a warm front that went through, a weak pulse of energy, etc.? Whatever it was it missed Maytown. I've been doing okay this month.

Interesting - do you have any idea when it rained? Nothing measurable fell here. I've often wondered this but never asked, is there a radar history that is available to review over the past 24 hours or so? I'd love to see what came through overnight...when, how large of a cell, etc.

MU's summer and hurricane season outlooks just came out: https://www.millersville.edu/weathercenter/forecasts/summer_outlook_2025.php

Neither Elliott or CTP agrees with you: Sunday Partly Sunny Cool <10% 68 4 Sunday Mostly sunny, with a high near 68. I just looked at the GFS, CMC, ICON, EURO and NAVGEM and not a single one of them shows rain on Sunday. They could all be wrong, however.

Truly finished with 1.82" - I slowly tacked on an additional tenth long after radar returns were gone from my area.

Finished with 1.72" for the event. Friday/Saturday brings a real chance at getting me to double digit totals for May. We all saw this coming back in April. Or not.

1.59" of rain for the event, 1.43" for the day. And with that, as of this moment...9.00" for the month.

Yep. His original call was for .50" - 1.00" of rain which he doubled this morning. Just hit 1.00" of rain at home. Not sure I'll add more than another couple of tenths.

0.81" of rain so far at home. What an incredibly soggy month it's been.

Up at 2:15am to take our oldest son to PHL - nice soggy trip both ways. At least traffic wasn't bad at those hours.

I got up yesterday and saw that Elliott was predicting that rain would arrive in Lanco just after the evening commute. I had to do a double take to verify that he meant yesterday. At any rate, not sure what he saw but he said we'd be wet by 9pm. Rain started at my house at 8:45pm.

Warm/hot weather lovers...it's coming: (from MU) Fortunately, the large-scale weather pattern will do a "complete 180" during the first week of June. The high-latitude blocking that developed over Greenland during the middle of May will finally vanish in the next 7 days. As a result, the persistent trough, or dip in the Jet Stream, over the eastern United States and pattern of slow-moving, upper-level lows will be replaced by faster, zonal (west-to-east) flow and even a subtle northward bulge in the Jet Stream. A subsequent warming trend will take place from Monday through at least the middle of next week, and it could be a big one. The week will probably kick off on a sunny but rather cool note with high temperatures in the mid 70s, but southwesterly flow on the backside of a high pressure system over the western Atlantic should return by the middle of the week and boost highs back into the 80s by Tuesday. While uncertain, the mercury may even make a run at the 90-degree mark at least once or twice between next Wednesday and Saturday. In addition, the large-scale subsidence, or sinking motion, associated with the high pressure system should promote much drier/brighter conditions and spell an end to our soggy pattern. However, dewpoints could climb into the uncomfortable 60s or perhaps even low 70s later in the week, so steamy/sultry conditions may replace unseasonably chilly ones within the span of just 3-5 days.

I didn't have a drop of rain yesterday.

More rain today than yesterday despite a dry forecast. 0.00" here yesterday and 0.02" so far today. Nice little shower rolled through around 4:30.

Finished with 1.49" of rainfall. After going over 8 months without a single 1" rainfall event, I've now had several over the past few weeks.

My wife gets cold too...and she knows exactly where to find her sweatshirts.

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