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The Monsoon has kicked in. 50,000ft tops on this line of storms moving to the northwest from Mesa toward Phoenix and the NW Valley where I am. I just hope the Tamaqua Split didn't become the Sun City Split...
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Somehow, that would be my luck... Side note. It was about 15 years ago when the area had one of it's coldest morning's ever. Don't know if Phoenix set a record or not, but it was a Sunday (I always called them on Sunday morning) and they told me it was 16 degrees in Sun City. That afternoon it warmed up only into the low 40's.
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Yes it is. I may be out here awhile, and for me, it would be great if I could stay through this winter.
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Well it was...lol The monsoon is ramping back up, though. Had some rain last night and the DP is at 62 right now.
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A little warmer out here today than yesterday!
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Sunny and 109 in my new (old) location. I'm loving it!
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You guys are experiencing what I get every storm event. Today is no exception here as well. The storm is getting it's act together south/east of me, just like last night's (and many before) action did.
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Me neither. I'd like to see one more of my grandson's ball games before I head west to take care of my mom....
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As long as it's not the Pine Grove/Tremont area again. Those poor folks need a break from flood events, but it seems like they sit under a geographic "shower head" every time we have a big rain event.
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I won't be. I'll still read and post here. I consider you all friends, even if we do have different opinions on which is the best season of the year!
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94 with a 80 degree dew point in Lancaster as of the last hourly roundup for a heat index of 113. Unbelievable!
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That's what it looked like on the model guidance. 2-4 in most locations.
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I looked at my point/click forecast and is looks like at least 2 inches.
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I have a similar phenomenon here where I live in Eastern PA (Tamaqua) to be specific. A solid line of storms can roll across the entire state, as well as all the Appalachian ridgetops, fully intact, until it hits I-81 just to my west. At that point the line will weaken and fall apart and then just to my east will reform and slam the Allentown/Bethlehem area and points beyond. It happens about 90% of the time.
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Wow!!!
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Actually I was at the Bronx Zoo with a company charter today. Believe it or not, it was hotter here than in the Big Apple.
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91/76/103 in Tamaqua currently. Just checked Bethlehem (my hometown) and the heat index was 110.
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Never...
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Even up my way in the normally cooler coal region it's 88 already.
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Bryant Park looked nice, but we can only drop/pick and run there. We then have to head to the cruise ship area on the west side (between 11th and 12th Ave) to park. As for the storms, per the USGS automated gauge, we got 0.70" yesterday.
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Yup. And here I sit in Manhattan in a bus. Brought a group in for a Bryant Park drop off. Not leaving until 6:30pm.
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I saw it. That thing was HUGE, but it did look really good!
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I dropped the group off and then one of the Troegs folks had me back into their loading dock area since they weren't doing any shipping or receiving. Nice place. Had a "gourmet" grilled cheese sandwich that you dipped in tomato sauce. And some kind of organic sugar based cola from up in Maine that was pretty good actually.
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I never even knew they existed until I did this private charter today. We did Troegs Brewery and then the winery. I didn't eat at the food trucks because I had a big lunch at the brewery. The trucks were expensive though.
