Hurricane Agnes

Made it up to 88 as a high today with a definite increase in the humidity happening. Currently 79 and clear with dp 68.

My low this morning ended up being 63 and am now on the way back up again. Currently mostly sunny and a bit misty off in the distance since the winds went calm this morning, and 66 with dp 65. Today is supposed to possibly be the "coolest" for the rest of the week.

Just got home not long ago from my sister's house in Upper Darby and it's currently 68 with dp 65, so the dews are creeping up. Earlier this afternoon, her area got some light rain from what looked like some nasty blob that sideswiped them to the east (we could see the dark clouds), cut across the city and then the river, and finally blew through South Jersey. Her whole neighborhood (including her) had the fireworks going this evening plus where she lives up in the hills, you can look down her street and see the downtown fireworks. My whole trip home with my other sis featured firecrackers going in every neighborhood we drove through to get out to Wyndmoor so I could drop her and my niece off. lol I guess people were making up for last year.

For some reason, the "width" issue got fixed in that Help forum's thread but not in ours and it was initially good when the badges were removed, but then reverted back again sans badges but with the gap. Pretty amazing that there is a below-60 low in July. My current temp is 59 with dp 58. Had a little mist earlier but it has generally been clear to partly cloudy here as the sun rises (I know there is a dense fog advisory up for the NW 'burbs).

Yeah, they pretty much reverted most of it back to what it was except for the number of posts (which is reduced to how many "k"... lol). Most of the pop-up storms either fizzled or literally just missed me. I got some leftovers/fringe stuff that amounted to 0.08" (so far) but I won't complain. That's less I'll have to water.

The stuff that has been nailing Birds had been fizzling before it gets down here although it has gotten dark and foreboding here again and I'm getting some light rain, but it had not been enough to be measurable yet. And just like that, I had noticed that Birds had a "leaf" badge in his mouth and then it disappeared. Gone. The Eagle had had enough. They're all gone and the stuff on the side is gone too! Temp is 69 here with splats starting to pick up enough to finally tip the bucket and am up to 0.04".

Getting "Florida-style" weather here now. Sun comes out, temp jumps up, sun self-destructs, light rain drops commence, temp drops, clouds move away, sun comes out, wash, rinse, repeat. That has made it downright humid in here and the fan is not helping (just turned on the ac again to maybe help dehumidify). My tropical plants live this stuff though! Currently light rain drops, 70, and partly sunny, with dp 63.

I was wondering if someone would eventually start a thread. I have been getting some light rain the past 15 minutes (the heavy stuff has so far missed me completely) and it's been enough to wet the walks, but not enough to tip the bucket until right before this post (and am at 0.01" as the rate has just increased). Temp has dropped down to 64.

LOL I guess it's only worth it if either of us get nailed with one of those cells rotating around. Someone in northern Delco is getting nailed (my sis in Upper Darby just texted that she is getting rain).

You just got your "rookie" badge with that last post too! (ETA and my post to you just gave me a rookie )

I gave you a dog in honor of the holiday... just as a "test" one. There's some foreboding-looking clouds off to my south and west as some returns rotate around the city. I may get fringed though. Temp is holding at 72 at the moment.

Sandworm! Great shot! My low barely ended up being 62 but am now up to 71 and had to run out to the store to experience how nice it is with the lower dp too in the low 60s. Currently mostly cloudy with blips rotating around that might impact me at some point. Will see!

You're funny this morning. Unbelievable that right now I'm at 62, with dp 61 and some stratus. Will see if that will be the low for the day but it's definitely a nice break.

I use Firefox and am only seeing it right at the top of a page but if there are enough posts on a page to scroll down, it doesn't extend any further than the space it uses at the top (and thankfully is not a "floating" frame). I would think (or hope) that could be something configurable (at least at some point in the future). I post on Gardenweb every once in awhile and they had implemented something like that a number of years ago when the site was taken over by Houzz (at GW, it is on the left panel vs the right).

I expect this is the "default" forum software setup after the upgrade and maybe the guys will start doing some tweaks or at least solicit some feedback.

Looks like it's just at the top of each page of a thread. I suppose there may be add-ons out there for a browser that will let you select frames to block... Haven't fooled with any yet though. I'm still stuck on the "newbie" badge despite 10 years here and 4 years at EasternWx before it became this.

Yikes - I finally checked back here and yeah - the little hand-clap icon is weird. I guess I have to check to see what what they did. It's been awhile since they did any upgrades. I heard an alert come through and Mt. Holly threw up a FFW for downtown and up into NE Philly (I am sortof on the western border of it) - I saw on the radar how something just literally blew up in the middle of the city in the past hour. I know they are doing all the July 4th/"Welcome America" stuff but yikes! They got right under a thin band that just took the heat and ran with it. I did make it up to 81 today once the sun finally made an appearance after 3 pm. Currently 76 with dp below 70 for once - at 69. lol

Yeah I've been watching the evolution and the WAR position. If it goes over Cuba along a wider part of the island, it might end up shredding and weakening, and if it can't recover in the GOM, hitting FL would surely do it in, but there are some unfavorable conditions being progged at the moment regarding where it might even hit FL... But I expect the moisture could still get sucked up here. The storm is pretty compact at the moment as it is.

At this point, I hit my low for this morning of 67 about 10 minutes after sunrise and have slowly been on the upswing since. Currently overcast, misty and 70, with dp 69.

Ended up with another 0.35" late last night plus 0.10" early this morning, for a total of 1.53" over the 2-day event. Currently lots of mist and low clouds with a temp of 68 & dp the same.

Amazing! I was just looking at some pics people were tweeting of the cell and shelf clouds in various locations in Jersey.

Some folks have been tweeting a few videos of the couplet after it crossed the river, as replies to Mt. Holly's TOR tweet. E.g., - ETA to add a screenshot of a report that came in after the live run of the radar... Some downed trees/wind damage reported in Levittown. The back edge of the round 2 rainfall is approaching my area and so far I'm up to 1.08" for the day (0.97" directly from round 2). Currently on and off light rain and 72 with dp 71, so still have a steamy windows alert in effect.

Took a snapshot of the screen of the GR2Analyst zoom in on where there was a good hook echo. If I am looking at it correctly (using the 3D mode with volume), it looks like there is a funnel coming down. Definitely showing towering clouds up to 40K ft. The TOR area went from Bucks into Burlington County in NJ over Bordentown.

I'm on my other lappy with the GR2Analyst trying to see if I can find any radar angles that show any funnels.

The heaviest part of the line is past and just getting moderate rain at the moment. Currently at 1.01" on the nose total for the day (0.90" from this round 2). Temp is down to 71 with dp 70, so steamy window alert is up. Looks like a TOR is up for Bucks...