Voyager

Starting to see a good smattering of fall color, especially up in Hazleton. But even in the lowlands it's starting. Looking forward to the nice temps this week.

When the hell is this freaking drizzle going to end? It been off and on all damn day.

Saturday - .54" Sunday - .53" Monday - .03" so far Total Storm - 1.10"

Picked up another .40" today for a two day total (so far) of .93" Wind, of course, was insignificant in my backyard, with a peak gust of only 13.4 mph which occurred this morning. We had dinner last night at the Thunderhead Lodge on top of the Blue Mountain on 309 last night, and the wind was howling up there at 1,300 ft.

It's not tropical, but it sure looks like it. Quite the eye our there. So far .35" here in the Skook.

Moderate steady rain here. Started about a half hour ago. Looks to be rainy for the rest of morning/afternoon.

Per my NWS forecast, I could see a high end qpf of 1.5" from this storm. Wind here gusts to 30mph, but not likely in my sheltered backyard.

Down in the 30's at work in Andreas, PA at the base of the Blue Mountain.

48 looks like it's going to be my low this morning.

We have a treatment plan, as long as my insurance doesn't interfere because it's a bit expensive. I started on Prednisone, which is normal, and then I will begin a Remicade infusion regimen every 8 weeks after two starter doses. The Prednisone is a quick hitter to knock back the inflammation, then the Remicade, a biologic medicine, should hopefully keep it in remission long term. We'll see how it goes, but the Prednisone seems to be working already. Unfortunately, there's no cure for Crohn's, so long term remission is my best hope.

.75" here yesterday as well.

.38" in the bucket so far...

Thanks! I hope so, because life right now, between the pain and fatigue, just isn't fun.

I got 0.09" today. Morning line fell apart, and this one was just a miss to the left (west).

It's probably a fake. There are some very realistic looking artificial palms trees being made these days. I wanted to get a couple for our backyard but the wife responded with a resounding "no".