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Itstrainingtime

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  1. 90%+ of us haven't receiving anything at all or of consequence - it's just that one cell that went nuts.
  2. Lancaster 911 is lit up with storm damage and flooding - all of it centered pretty much a 5-10 mile radius of @Superstorm Nothing is happening elsewhere.
  3. Starting to remind me of the Mount Joy cell from several years ago that dropped nearly 10" in 2 hours.
  4. This area of rain has congealed into almost a solid but thin line of intense rain that extends from Lanco all the way into the Atlantic south of NYC.
  5. Sun is out in Maytown as well - oh the tale of a 20 minute drive...
  6. We are getting smoked here at work. You're not kidding about the lightning. 3rd huge storm in a week here. Near zero visibility right now.
  7. I'd like to thank MU for giving me a callout in his just-updated discussion: https://www.millersville.edu/weathercenter/forecasts/weather-discussion.php
  8. Euro looks like it wants to take Debbie's slug of rain to Pittsburgh.
  9. Cells are now forming well in advance of the front - pretty good one in Cumberland county.
  10. Correct - I'm not a fan of severe whatsoever. I'm riding the 30% wind line for later today.
  11. If trends hold, today's event may be the "big show" compared to the remnants of Debbie - 2-5" of rain later today/tonight followed by 1-2" on Friday.
  12. MU Weather Center 1/2 Rain from #TropicalStormDebby will impact northern MD, southeastern PA and the Lower Susquehanna Valley late this week. There is still uncertainty surrounding its track and the timing of heaviest rainfall, but the trend has been faster and farther west since yesterday. 2/2 Most models now show the highest rainfall amounts across the Appalachians in areas north/west of I-78/81. I still expect an additional 1-2" of rain across the region from Thursday night through Friday night, but 2-5" amounts *MAY* remain farther north/west..
  13. Correct - several days where I've reached either 90 or 91 while MU came in at 88-89.
  14. Just snagged a 90 degree reading at 11:10am. 7th day in a row, and the 32nd day this year with at least a 90 degree reading. Not going to see another one for the foreseeable future. Last year's final total was 25 days.
  15. I was directly under it to the tune of 15.11" for the event. It rained as hard as it can possibly rain and did so for hours. I started to wonder if and when it actually would stop. Fortunately for me, I had no water issues in my home. For that I was very grateful. Peter didn't Sink far enough last night...
  16. Bingo. The impacts from Lee were enhanced by heavy rains that fell prior to Lee's arrival. Here's a full radar loop of the entire evolution of the frontal boundary and then Lee's arrival afterwards. That firehose that set up from VA up through the LSV and north...never saw anything like it. It just kept training. This is easily one of the most fascinating radar loops I've seen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqNzu0myoXI
  17. WPC's morning map - most of the 7" contour was removed; however, the 5+" area was expanded:
  18. It feels like one of the most oppressive mornings of the year - it's 81 at 8:30am. What looked like might be a struggle to reach 3 consecutive days of 90 degree temps looks to now easily reach 7 straight days.
  19. I thought my sarcasm was blatantly obvious. But yes...go with the lowest map possible and subtract the rest.
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