Itstrainingtime

It's only 2 weeks so we'll be fine-r.

There's no "good time" to do this work - however, this might be one of the better times of the year for weather weenies: Severe weather season has passed it's peak Tropical hasn't reached it's prime season Avoids winter months when people would complain loudly Sure, weather of significance can happen at any time. Having said that, we're in a quieter period for active weather. Hopefully that remains true over the next few weeks.

Temp spiked to 86 here at 12:45 - nice 3 degree rise in less than an hour. Possibly might probably will certainly make a run at 90 now.

No need to apologize whatsoever. Temp is 83 here - 90 today is doable but questionable.

I should not have used the word certainty. The weather has taught me that lesson way too many times over the years that there are very few such things. Timing of any storms tomorrow afternoon in particular could muck up 90. Probably is the better word to use.

Going to be close today as far as 90(s) go - I think we both mentioned previously that the only 2 "certain" days to exceed 90 is likely tomorrow and Friday. Could hit 90 the next 4 days but there's complications with Saturday and today started off cool enough that there's a lot of ground to make up.

Full sun and 82 at 10:50am.

Williamsport is already at their 3rd wettest July on record (9.68") with at least 2 more solid opportunities for additional rainfall before the end of the month.

Sunny skies and 72 at 8:40am - off to the races we go!

Parts of the Philly thread are approaching that amount this month...

Looking ahead to Thursday:

You were under the storm at it's most mature stage, it has since weakened a good bit. It simply rained longer at your place than mine...it only lasted 10-15 minutes total.

Final total from that cell was .28".

This is probably the only rain I'll get today.

Wife just reported some very small hail with the rain. The hail core formed and dissipated in about 2 minutes.

Confirmed. Not so much a "mauling" but considering that it's still a direct hit and affecting a very small area...it will likely keep me from having to water this evening.

First time the sun has been out in earnest here - temp has shot up to 85. Small cell just across the river from me moving east...

I see very little chance of storms here overnight. Trigger will be moving off the coast.

Yes indeed - we'll find out soon enough.

Royally rolled.

Legit watch for probably a large portion of the area covered, not so sure about the western part:

MU Weather Center @MUweather Strong thunderstorms are exploding across eastern PA and will continue to intensify early this afternoon. Large hail, damaging winds, and localized flooding are likely in spots. For now, however, it looks like the Lower Susquehanna Valley should be spared.

Hopefully the bats heat up. After Wednesday's game.

LOL! My gut might verify. Congrats Rehoboth!