maytownpawx

According to Horst...notsofast. Last Thursday I speculated that a pattern change might bring the arrival of a persistently cooler weather beginning around October 1st. Today, I'm putting that pattern change on hold for at least another week or so. Why? A massive blocking pattern has since developed in the eastern Pacific and ridging in the western Atlantic now looks to hold on into the opening days of October. The bottom line: It may take until October 7 - 14th for the pattern change to fully reach the Eastern US.

Today was the perfect fall weather football day...without football.

That's 2.29" more than me. Why am I always fringed!?!?

Saw the heat index at the Patriots-Jags game Sunday was 107. Can you imagine watching football in that?

Ha! Not even .5" here.

North-south oriented bands are firing around us and to our west now. Still think some surprises are in store...

Pouring out right now.

True that...pretty much anywhere from east central York county through north central Lancaster county is EXTREMELY vulnerable to flash flooding...

Someone other than Mt. Joy and Manheim, please...people need a break.

With convective activity comes surprises, Horst alluded to that this morning. While he's calling for general .75" - 2" totals he also notes that some areas could receive more. If any one area gets under multiple bands...

Looks like the most falls from I-81 and west, though things could change.

No I understand what your intent was and I couldn't pass up the opening you gave me to throw a little dig at you. How are you feeling? Speaking of drawn out dismal, I wonder if the fog/mist will ever leave?...

Well if you have over 52" on the year them stars are aligning a lot...:)

Fortunately for us, it does look less likely we see significant impacts up here. Unfortunately, our win is gonna be someone else's loss...

Yep...I have this nagging feeling that we're getting a lot more than an inch or two...