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Yardstickgozinya
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Its crazy the nothing has a warning. That cell in York has been impressive on radar for a while.
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Around 1" from both storms according to radar estimations.
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The purplish dots are from the wednesday evening, storm that went right through York and the orange dots or from the storm that just went through the same areas and is still currently in progress. I envy those who live between YorkAna, and Hellem . Hopefully, flooding is not too much of a problem down there.
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It's getting a little noisy out there. This will probably be the best rain in the last 48 hours for me.
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I'm speaking of the hook now, in maryland just in case anyone can't see it.
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Tornado warning on that one
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A super cell riding the Mason Dixon, you don't say?
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Sounds and looks beautiful from Lewisberry area.
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And nevertheless, it's pretty cool that you're observant of these things, lightning bugs are just another thing that I evaluate to score my summer. Cicadas, katydids, lightning bugs frogs, crickets, storms and the periodical cicada. remove any one of these from Pa summers, and I would probably move somewhere else or hang.
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I never really thought of it that way, but you're probably correct. I don't know if it means anything, but seeing that alot of western pa. flows into the Mississippi drainage make me assume that they can handle some pretty big water out there.
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Last year the dry weather killed the nymphs before before they could initiate simple or complete metamorphosis . Lightning bug nymps need ground moisture to complete these processes. This is a pretty good lightning bug year but I don't think it's the best in a decade but i'm not going to argue with you about a bug lol. It also really depends on where you're at.
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There's actually been some crazy fungal infections popping up in the hospitals that are not generally seen in our area. My buddy's been in the hospital for a couple days with some kind of a fungal infection that's attacking most of his organs, including his heart. I don't think it's really made big news yet but I i think this might be something we'll be hearing about In the coming weeks. My understanding is this could be a health risk that we're not used to dealing with around here.
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The Gray tree frog is absolutely my favorite frog with some really amazing traits. It's great to see that they've made such a good comeback after Chytridiomycosis almost completely wipe them and other amphibians species completely out in the 80's and 90's . It's unfortunately, still wreaking havoc to amphibians in other parts of the world.
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Yeah, the training thunderstorms from Lee, right up the east side of the river is another benchmark within the benchmark.
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I was just telling two of my best buddies about the fellows on the forum not being real, happy with the weather lately, and they just couldn't understand what there was to complain about.
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I actually use that year as a benchmark for unsettled warm season weather and it may not be the best reference point, because everything else seems like child's play to me. The thing that I'll never forget and sucked the most is that I couldn't kayak anywhere in central pennsylvania, because it was just too g****** dangerous for a good portion of the warm season.
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Another big cell is getting handed off and training over the Mt. Joy area atm.
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Unfortunate situation going on at the moment, but absolutely fascinating store motions and mergers today that i've never seen and all my years of watching the radar.
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