Mount Joy Snowman

Yeah it seems there was some internal rot but showed no exterior signs. Always looked very healthy and put off lots of new growth. I will say it was a leaner. From the moment we moved into this house I knew it could eventually go, despite its massive size and healthy appearance. The lean was in a direction away from the house so we never worried about it too much and luckily it played out that way.

Low of 55. Beautiful days. Had our largest tree, a two and a half foot diameter pine, fall out of the blue yesterday. Luckily it didn’t take out anything structural but it fell into some other trees and my neighbor’s yard, so quite the mess to deal with over here.

Low of 69 with a paltry .01” of rain. Just too much cloud debris around yesterday to ever really get things going. Good news is the upcoming stretch of weather is about as good as it gets for late July. Enjoy.

A complete dud down this way with respect to any type of meaningful rain or severe.

I hear ya, hoping for the same. Latest HRRR loves that 4-6pm timeframe for a juicy line to come through. I got .19" over the weekend but have 5.8" for the month.

Low of 70. Could be an interesting day.

Low of 56. Beautiful.

Just got off the river with the fam, absolutely perfect day.

Sorry to hear. Nothing remotely approaching severe anywhere down this way. Total rainfall of .19” with a low of 67. Outside of Tuesday, seems like a beautiful week ahead.

Hang in there. For many cycles now the HRRR has been advertising a very quick pullout of the smoke this afternoon. Already getting much better down this way.

It was a nice little lightning-fueled cell that dropped a quick .15”. A precursor for later? No wind though. Air is clearing up already.

Low of 68. Not entirely sure what to expect today as there’s quite a difference with the models in terms of timing/location/intensity. Just hoping no one suffers any damage. At least we get the smoke out of here this afternoon.

Low of 67 with thick smoke, which thankfully looks to clear out pretty quickly tomorrow afternoon. Hopefully we get some nice storms tomorrow and then Sunday looks beautiful. Harrisburg tied its max min record of 77 yesterday. National high of 121 at Stovepipe Wells, CA and low of 36 at Mt. Washington, NH. Carry on.

Low of 74 as the smoke starts to roll in. The heaviest of it appears to be tonight through tomorrow morning. May be pretty rough on Saturday as well, although I imagine the rain will help with that. LNS and THV topped out at only 93 and 94 yesterday.

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