Mount Joy Snowman

Thanks for sharing. I have a weird interest in small stream data, or maybe it's just data that gets me ha. Anyway, the highest crest ever for that location was from Lee on 9/7/11, at 23.06 ft. Historic Crests(1) 23.06 ft on 09/07/2011(2) 20.57 ft on 01/19/1996(3) 18.88 ft on 08/13/2018(4) 18.00 ft on 01/25/2010(5) 17.79 ft on 07/25/2018(6) 17.20 ft on 03/10/2011(7) 17.03 ft on 09/18/2004(8) 16.23 ft on 12/25/2020(9) 16.14 ft on 05/02/2017(10) 16.12 ft on 07/24/2018 Recent Crests(1) 15.15 ft on 05/01/2023(2) 16.23 ft on 12/25/2020(3) 18.88 ft on 08/13/2018(4) 17.79 ft on 07/25/2018(5) 16.12 ft on 07/24/2018(6) 16.14 ft on 05/02/2017(7) 23.06 ft on 09/07/2011(8) 17.20 ft on 03/10/2011(9) 16.10 ft on 12/01/2010(10) 18.00 ft on 01/25/2010

I think it's been a fantastic summer. We have a near-flawless stretch upcoming this weekend too. Things look to turn dry but hey, we are approaching late August. All in all, I think it's been a good mix of warm and cool, wet and dry, and just overall pleasant (minus the couple smoke days ha). Low of 65 here. I saw you guys had a flood advisory up that way. Looks like you got the goods overnight. Just .06" here.

A tiny cell just went right overhead. Barely measurable but #OnTheBoard

You said it. To these eyes, a dome of high pressure looks to remain in control over most of the central and eastern US for the extended period. I imagine we could see some heat records falling across parts of the Midwest. This look from the WPC pretty much tells the story -- a late summertime look we know all too well ha......

Low of 63 here. I have serious doubts about the ability of tonight's frontal passage to produce much in the way of widespread convection and rainfall, which is unfortunate because after that the globals turn mostly bone dry for the foreseeable future. Either way, a splendid weekend in the offing.

It seems to be fine on RadarScope.

Nearly halfway through the month and MDT is running almost spot-on average at 76.4 (just a tenth AN). National high of 119 at Death Valley and low of 36 at Grand Lake, CO. The Atlantic tropics sure are quiet. As has been mentioned, they'll need to pick up the pace to hit their averages. Although, I have a feeling Sep/Oct could bring some Whoppers. We shall see. Carry on.

Got another brief shower overnight for a total of .12” and a low of 65. Looks like a splendid weekend on tap.

Yes but the weather gods demanded a pinky as sacrifice so I am currently down to nine digits.

A little cell popped up just east of @Itstrainingtime and went right over me. Maybe a tenth of an inch. Not much but sorely needed.

I would have given my left arm for .07" to be in the cylinder this morning!

Grand total of .02” here. Yawn.

I've been getting screwed a good bit over here lately as well. I had no additional rain from the weekend and am sitting at .31" over the last 16 days. At least I had five and a half inches in July so can't complain too bad. Hoping for some action later this evening.

Can confirm all the storms scooted around us up here near Milton but was great cloud viewing from the winery!

A low of 64 here and .01” of total rainfall. Now off for a weekend getaway with the Mrs. Weather should be pretty quiet. Enjoy yourselves, everyone.

Just a hundredth or two here. Everything split around me all day, not that it would have amounted to much if it hadn't. Wildly disappointing.

CTP confirms high-end EF1 in York Co.... Public Information Statement National Weather Service State College PA 223 PM EDT Wed Aug 9 2023 ...NWS Damage Survey for 08/07/2023 Tornado Event... .Fulton School Rd Tornado... Rating: EF1 Estimated Peak Wind: 107 mph Path Length /statute/: 0.43 miles Path Width /maximum/: 50 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: 08/07/2023 Start Time: 05:26 PM EDT Start Location: 2 SE Felton / York County / PA Start Lat/Lon: 39.8328 / -76.5459 End Date: 08/07/2023 End Time: 05:28 PM EDT End Location: 2 SE Felton / York County / PA End Lat/Lon: 39.8383 / -76.5423 Survey Summary: A brief narrow tornado touched down in York County PA, within East Hopewell Township. The tornado began on the edge of a corn field north of Century Farms Road and caused damage to two fields before it snapped and uprooted a couple dozen trees. The tornado lifted just north of Fulton School Road.

Yeah I’ve been keeping a keen eye on that time frame. Hey @Bubbler86, some storms about to hit you or are they gonna slide by to the north?

65 at the house and 61 on the drive to the train through the cold spots. Looks like some nice hot weather this weekend for the wife and I, as we get our first little weekend getaway in years.

Yep, you beat me all the way around. I only had .08 Sunday night. My weekend total was an underwhelming .29".

.21" of rain from yesterday's line of storms. No visible damage anywhere around us but the Amtrak trains early this morning were canceled due to wind damage along the line. Hey @Itstrainingtime what the heck is up with the Orioles suspending their announcer over exactly nothing!? I heard the clip and have no idea what they are hearing. He quite literally just recited their record. That's it. Anyway, seems they are being lambasted pretty good over the decision.

Quite pedestrian here. Was expecting much more. Looks like Solanco took the brunt of it. Will measure later but well under a quarter inch.

.08” of rain here and sneaking in a round of golf before all the severe action later. Haven’t picked up a club in a year; I’m sure this will go well ha.

Storm evaporated upon approach. Nothing doing here.

MU compares against the entire period of record, whereas MDT’s departure is derived from comparing against only the most recent 30 year climate normal period; hence, MU’s departures almost always come in significantly higher than MDT’s. In other news, we were out on the boat today and while we didn’t really notice the smoke, the winds sure made for some choppy water. Still a great day, because any day on the water is a great day.