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Mount Joy Snowman

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  1. I'm not sure since I use a manual gauge and didn't check anything last night; however, after checking some WU stations, it appears you got in on some heavier cell action through the night, particularly around the 9 or 10pm hours last night that we didn't really get.
  2. Sitting at a temp of 63 and with a total rainfall of .63". No, that was not a typo ha. A very nice soaking rain, was great to fall asleep to as well. Once again, @Itstrainingtime stole my lunch money. Should be a nice summery weekend.
  3. Same here. Quite a boundary that set up today, and quite evident where that boundary is with regards to where all the storms are firing.
  4. A high of 86 yesterday with .01" of rain and a low of 64 last night. MDT now only .6 degrees above average for the month. Looks like a good drenching for many today into tonight, likely focused across the Midstate. Dare I say a Franklin County bullseye. I'm actually heading out to a cabin in northern Fulton County tomorrow for a brief stay, so I hope they don't get flooded out too much over that way. Onward.
  5. Oh wow. Dropped to 47 here. Edit: I see now where you corrected yourself.
  6. Low of 51 here. I’m going to have some beers and watch the US Open with my pops. Happy Father’s Day to all.
  7. Yeah it’s pretty wild. Still holding out hope for it to clear up this afternoon and temps to pop a bit, perhaps even into the low 70s.
  8. Virtually no sun here all day. I’m still sitting at 65. Remarkable.
  9. My temp has been dropping through the morning. Now stuck at 65.
  10. Dewpoint been dropping like a rock here the last couple hours. Think I’m gonna top out at 91. Splendid weekend on tap.
  11. A high of 80 here yesterday and a low of just 67 last night, with a grand total of .04” of rain. It’s amazing how that complex of storms just dried up when it got down this way last night. Not totally unexpected but still impressive to see.
  12. Been stuck in the 60s here all morning -- storms, easterlies, low clouds, etc. all doing their thing.
  13. Very stark differences on the 12z hi-res models with respect to the LSV for this evening, with FV3 showing a very potent line moving through and the HRRR looking quite sparse.
  14. Yeah it looks like a redux where I may find myself just inside the outer edge and you miss out entirely. Manheim area really getting belted.
  15. I actually found myself just inside the outer edge of those cells. Haven't looked at the gauge but probably nothing more than a couple hundredths. Some more cells trying to drop down from Dauphin/Lebanon counties as we speak.
  16. A high of 89 yesterday and .03" of rain overnight. Most everything slid by me. Some thunder on the doorstep as we speak but that also looks like it may slide by. Looking forward to some action later on.
  17. I'm thinking Friday actually pops as the hottest day, right before the frontal passage, as we so often see. Aren't you usually onboard with the whole "hottest day of a series being the sneaky final day right before the front"? Think I've seen that take from you before, and it usually seems to play out that way.
  18. Interestingly enough, NWS P&C only has me at 86 for a high now. One would certainly think 90s to be likely with 850s in the 15-20 range and full sun in mid June but who knows, weather can be so damn fickle. Maybe a slight east to southeasterly component in the breeze develops juuuuust enough to bring in some ocean or bay influence, or juuuuust enough clouds build at key times, etc. But yeah, I like our odds as of now.
  19. I'm sitting at 80 on the nose at 10am. Most near-term guidance likes upper 80s for us today, gonna be close me thinks.
  20. Been keeping an eye on that backend piece but I believe it was supposed to weaken as it approached, and sure enough, it seems to be doing just that.
  21. Yeah it must have, but you wouldn't have known that with how it blossomed on the radar right over us. A bit of fool's gold, but still pleased to get some beneficial rains. I'm running pretty much right at average for the year, with 18.24" YTD.
  22. A lot of rumbles and gutter gushing early this morning but I was a little dismayed to only find .21" in the gauge. Also didn't appear to be much in the way of wind. I must say, for what was an impressive feature on radar, it seemed to underperform on the ground.
  23. Haha well that’s less than ideal. I’m actually surprised you didn’t go higher with those conditions. 89 for a high here.
  24. I'm really curious to see how this MCS unfolds late tonight through tomorrow morning. The NAM is still insistent on bringing it right over most of our territory but almost all other guidance keeps the bulk of it just to our southwest. Developing situation.
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