Voyager

Watching that line as it moves toward Tamaqua, and it's doing what they all do. New convection fires east of town toward Carbon County and the Poconos as the original line dies out. Topography for the win (loss). The I-81 corridor in Eastern Schuylkill County is a bona-fide storm killer.

First line was a total dud...

Noticing an increase in a cool breeze here in Tower City. When I first started loading the truck 20 minutes ago it was muggy and still.

As I said earlier. I just wasn't feeling it today. So many times these "severe outbreaks" are hyped up, and the we end up getting garden variety storms.

So now my daughter tells me all of our local school districts are dismissing early due to the severe threat. I've never heard of that before.

I just perused the models, as well as current and future radar, and I'm not super confident on seeing any severe weather in my travels today. I'm just not feeling it for some reason.

Not really. It'll go from empty to a quarter tank...lol

Not again...

Absolutely too far out, especially when it comes to tropical systems.

Right up the Apps as currently shown...

So how bad could it be? This is one time I'm rooting AGAINST it.

This is not good as tomorrow is windshield replacement day... If it wouldn't have been such a big damn rock that it literally shattered the impact point, I could have gotten it fixed at my convenience instead of being "under the gun".

I guess 2 days is better than 0 days, but I really want some sustained summer weather, not brief warm-ups followed by a week or more of 15 to 20 degrees below normal.