Voyager

Even looks like showers are trying to pop.

Where the hell did this come from???

17 minutes ago, Jns2183 said:

Who here made a bargain with the devil? That's all I can think of after seeing the forecast upon landing. 88/80 seems quaint compared to what I'm staring at.

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26 minutes ago, Summit Snow said:

Yeah. I thought we missed and then got .75 with the storms to the north of you.

 

Yeah, it looked like you got a solid up that way. As for me, I got a solid too, except mine was a solid pile of excrement...lol

And just like that, it's over... 

21 minutes ago, Voyager said:

So my grand total for today's stormy environment?

0.00"

Not one drop. The pre frontal stuff hit south of Quakertown. Round one hit south of Allentown. This last round missed to the north, getting the Scranton area.

And now I'm getting an "f you" cloudburst just to finish it off...

So my grand total for today's stormy environment?

0.00"

Not one drop. The pre frontal stuff hit south of Quakertown. Round one hit south of Allentown. This last round missed to the north, getting the Scranton area.

27 minutes ago, Storm Clouds said:

We never get any exciting weather…no matter the season lol.

I hear ya on that one...

1 hour ago, Storm Clouds said:

Extrapolating the radar…some of us could get 2 rounds today. 

I don't think that first line will expand north quickly enough for the Skook. I'm going to have to rely on, hopefully, some subsequent line(s) later.

14 minutes ago, sauss06 said:

i don't want a shower, or severe. I'd like to finish mowing after the Senators game...... Please and thank you

 

How have you been doing?

I raised the blades and mowed wet this morning, just to knock it down a little. Then tomorrow, or maybe Saturday, I'll mow again at my regular height.

29 minutes ago, sauss06 said:

keep the shit east of us. @Voyagerwants it

Need to get it north of I-78 as well. I'd love to see the big stuff fire along and just east of the Susquehanna (maybe east of Pillow, too) between 80 and 78 and then push east.

2 hours ago, mahantango#1 said:

NOAA NWS Storm Prediction Center 

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6/19 2:40 AM EDT: Scattered strong to severe thunderstorms appear likely today across much of the Mid-Atlantic region, and also parts of the Carolinas and New England. The severe risk should peak this afternoon and evening, before convection moves offshore or weakens. Scattered to numerous severe/damaging winds will likely be the primary risk with these thunderstorms, but isolated hail and perhaps a tornado or two may also occur.

 

I wish the the enhanced zone was centered over I-81 as opposed to I-95. We're still in a good area, but we're more in the formation zone as opposed to the maturity zone that Allentown and points east appear to be. 

Tamaqua Split was in full force today. Storms rolled and rolling along I-80 and south of I-78.

Tamaqua...not a drop.

Down in Lansdale at the moment delivering, and it looks quite threatening to the west.

1 hour ago, Yardstickgozinya said:

I completely understand.   Mundane to me is a week straight of sunny days, clear blue sky's with just enough breeze to gently play the wind chime as the afternoon doves sing  back and forth about their lifelong court ship.  That bores the living daylights out of me. Call me strange but I spend those days dreaming of 100-degree weather with muggy nocturnal thunderstorms or digging two feet of snow out of my driveway after mud wrestling  the female  clown midgets and old Jack three legs  from the  Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. 

This too, in a sense. If it's not going to storm in some fashion, then nice sunny days are good, too.

A week of drizzle? No thanks.

1 hour ago, Yardstickgozinya said:

Ok Strange. Dont get to down on yourself . Your feelings about the weather are justifiable. 

Yeah. I'm a go big or go home weather guy. Give me a cane, a blizzard, a severe storm, or flooding rains. I hate the mundane.

55 minutes ago, canderson said:

TOR warning west of chamberburg along the border. 

Send that up to Tamaqua please... 

14 minutes ago, Yardstickgozinya said:

As Canderson mentioned yesterday there is some timeing differences at play . Either way I think the biggest  news will be the flash flooding here in cpa. The local water sheds have done a great job this year absorbing and shedding but I think there number is up atp. 

Call me strange, but I wish that flood risk was expanded east. All this miserable wetness, light rain, drizzle, mist, and gloominess and nothing even remotely remarkable to show for it.

4 hours ago, canderson said:

Today the Thursday severe threat is still there but the worst looks to be in the eastern 1/3 of the state due to timing issues out west. 

Finally!!!

I hope we end this rainy crap with a huge bang...lol

I really wish it would just actually rain. This dreary, cold, drizzly mist just flat out sucks...

1 hour ago, Mount Joy Snowman said:

Low of 59 with .3” of rain. Heading out for a little father’s day golf outing here in a bit and it looks like we may actually stay mostly dry. 

Nice!

I actually got "volunteered" to work today. Full timers don't work weekends unless they choose to, but since today is Father's Day, at least a couple of part timers didn't want to come out. If we're short on manpower, we have to cover it, and today was my assigned day.

0.76" so far for this "event".

Quick burst. Now up to 0.47"

0.27" here so far.

Nice washout of a day for my cousin-in-law's daughter's college graduation party. On a normal June day it would be a pool and backyard event, but I kind of doubt it today. Nothing worse than being relegated to the indoors (probably garage) on what should be a fun, outdoor event.

1 hour ago, mitchnick said:

If we get a normal/cool, wet summer, that sure is different from any summer in years. Hopefully, that means a better winter.

P.s. Sorry Voyager 

It's all good. The winter lovers have been shortchanged the past few years. Guess it's my turn.