Low of 62 here. All signals are that the smoke should thin out for the holiday weekend, but as we've seen before the forecasts seem to really struggle with this stuff.
Negative my friend, only a 1.62" difference. The fifth column is the one that matters, which incorporates the multi-day precip reports from the sparsely populated 4th column. I know, it can be tricky without being able to view the actual site.
Added an additional .13" from that decaying line of storms around 9-10pm last night, for a total of .95" yesterday. The afternoon deluge that produced .82" dumped ~.5" in 10 minutes at one point. One station near me recorded .5" in five minutes, about as heavy as it gets around here. My 7-day total stands at 1.94".
Looks like a couple of nice days ahead before the humidity and storm chances return for the holiday weekend. National high of 115 at Rio Grande Village, TX; low of 26 at Sierraville, CA.
That actually popped right over my house but the wife reports no hail. Just gusty tree tops, heavy rain, and some thunder. Sounds a lot like what I had with last night’s storm.
Dumping in Harrisburg currently. The rich get richer. Radar has been impressive today. Have been barely missing out on all the activity back at home but more to come. Say it with me, staying positive.
That was a nice classic summertime thunderstorm. Had it all — frequent lightning, gutter gushing, 15 degree temp drop, gusty winds with sideways rain, etc. Probably close to a quick half inch, will have to confirm. All in all, i give it a B+.
Just did some number crunching and I think we'll end June with an average temp ~70.3, or ~2.3 BN. This would be our coolest June since 2009.
In other news, the 18z HRRR is not exactly awe-inspiring for down our way. We shall see.
Happy late Monday morning y'all. So I only caught the edge of that storm that dropped 2" near Landisville that @Itstrainingtime mentioned, to the tune of .09". My five-day total is now .59". Pretty meh depending on what happens with today's and tomorrow's storms. For the month I am at 2.49"; for the year 13.9". Staying positive *he whimpers*