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  1. ChescoWx
    Can almost see the storm skirting by to the east...
  2. ChescoWx
    Another beautiful autumnal day underway here across the County! Our low this morning of 50.5 here in East Nantmeal was our chilliest reading since the 47.2 degree reading back on June 8th. Some of the higher spots of Chesco may fail to escape the 60's for high temps this afternoon. Some valley locations could see some lows in the 40's both Saturday and Sunday mornings. Records for today: High 93 (1927) / Low 35 (1895) / Rain 1.85" (1904)
  3. ChescoWx
    Another beautiful autumnal day underway here across the County! Our low this morning of 50.5 here in East Nantmeal was our chilliest reading since the 47.2 degree reading back on June 8th. Some of the higher spots of Chesco may fail to escape the 60's for high temps this afternoon. Some valley locations could see some lows in the 40's both Saturday and Sunday mornings. Records for today: High 93 (1927) / Low 35 (1895) / Rain 1.85" (1904)
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    Many spots reached the 50's this morning. Normal highs and lows for mid-September range from highs in the mid-70's to lows in the mid-50's. We should see temps over much of the next week average a little below those levels and with no rain in sight. A beautiful stretch of weather in our future! Records for today: High 92 (1915) / Low 36 (1975) / Rain 3.53" (1966)
  5. ChescoWx
    Many spots reached the 50's this morning. Normal highs and lows for mid-September range from highs in the mid-70's to lows in the mid-50's. We should see temps over much of the next week average a little below those levels and with no rain in sight. A beautiful stretch of weather in our future! Records for today: High 92 (1915) / Low 36 (1975) / Rain 3.53" (1966)
  6. ChescoWx
    Quite the thunder and lightning show last night around 1am here in East Nantmeal. Picked up 0.39" of rain. Should see cooler and much less humid conditions starting today and continuing for much of the next week. Some valley spots across the County could see temps dipping into the 40's by Friday morning. High temps may not escape get much above 70 degrees in higher spots on Thursday and Friday. Records for today: High 96 (1952) / Low 37 (1953) / Rain 2.33 (1930)
  7. ChescoWx
    Quite the thunder and lightning show last night around 1am here in East Nantmeal. Picked up 0.39" of rain. Should see cooler and much less humid conditions starting today and continuing for much of the next week. Some valley spots across the County could see temps dipping into the 40's by Friday morning. High temps may not escape get much above 70 degrees in higher spots on Thursday and Friday. Records for today: High 96 (1952) / Low 37 (1953) / Rain 2.33 (1930)
  8. ChescoWx
    Today should be our last above normal day for the rest of the week. Sunny today but with the cold front approaching storms will develop late tonight and toward tomorrow morning. A great stretch of autumnal weather should then last through the upcoming weekend. Records for today: High 97 (1931) / Low 38 (1917) / Rain 2.37" (1960)
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    Today should be our last above normal day for the rest of the week. Sunny today but with the cold front approaching storms will develop late tonight and toward tomorrow morning. A great stretch of autumnal weather should then last through the upcoming weekend. Records for today: High 97 (1931) / Low 38 (1917) / Rain 2.37" (1960)
  10. ChescoWx
    Some folks here in the East Nantmeal area are getting reverse 911 calls per the below
  11. ChescoWx
    0.79" of rain from our showers this PM here in East Nantmeal. That is 2.35" of rain over the last 5 days - puts us within 2.5" of normal rainfall for the year to date.
  12. ChescoWx
    Lesser chances of showers today across the County but still warmer than normal for nearing mid-September. Cold front crosses the area on Tuesday night and that will set up a below normal stretch of great weather that should last through the weekend. Would not be surprised to see some valley locations touch the 40's by Friday morning. Records for today: High 99 (1897) / Low 34 (1924) / Rain 3.35" (1960)
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    Lesser chances of showers today across the County but still warmer than normal for nearing mid-September. Cold front crosses the area on Tuesday night and that will set up a below normal stretch of great weather that should last through the weekend. Would not be surprised to see some valley locations touch the 40's by Friday morning. Records for today: High 99 (1897) / Low 34 (1924) / Rain 3.35" (1960)
  14. ChescoWx
    Back to the weather...looks like an incoming storm for NW Chesco
  15. ChescoWx
    Reports are police are converging about 1 mile to my east here in East Nantmeal Live link coverage below
  16. ChescoWx
    Sounds like they found the convict's abandoned van here in East Nantmeal....
  17. ChescoWx
    The first 9 days have been among the warmest starts to September we have ever seen with Glenmoore recording their 6th warmest start (67 years of data) and Western Chester with their 13th warmest (130 years of data) and at Phoenixville 23rd warmest (131 years of data) Many areas across the county have picked up over 0.5" of rain so far today with more on the way. Temps look to fall to well below normal levels by the end of the work week. Records for today: High 99 (1897) / Low 38 (1975) / Rain 1.74" (2015)
  18. ChescoWx
    The first 9 days have been among the warmest starts to September we have ever seen with Glenmoore recording their 6th warmest start (67 years of data) and Western Chester with their 13th warmest (130 years of data) and at Phoenixville 23rd warmest (131 years of data) Many areas across the county have picked up over 0.5" of rain so far today with more on the way. Temps look to fall to well below normal levels by the end of the work week. Records for today: High 99 (1897) / Low 38 (1975) / Rain 1.74" (2015)
  19. ChescoWx
    Great post!!! Thank you!!!! I did move this to PM but Ray chose to bring it back on here - I do apologize for that!!!
  20. ChescoWx
    Thanks Mike! appreciate the thoughts!! I will continue to only post the facts about all of the stations we have access to here in Chester County
  21. ChescoWx
    Hi Mike...not the best post in Ray's history....I hope he apologizes to the forum. We should never ever devolve on a weather forum to the level of name calling and personal insults like that. I think we can all agree on that!
  22. ChescoWx
    For Ray the actual average temperatures by month - who would have thought 6 months a bit warmer at Coatesville and 6 months cooler...a solid highly statistically data set!!-
  23. ChescoWx
    By the way I sincerely apologize for Ray's and my posts today. I had asked him to move this conversation out of this forum last evening. We started a discussion there and I thought we agreed to keep it there. Sadly for some reason Ray felt the need to bring it back here and gum up this forum with name calling etc. Apologies again I will keep my posts as always to simple weather facts and observations. Thanks to all for your understanding!! Paul
  24. ChescoWx
    I am so sad you are such an angry man Ray...i have never and would never call you any names like you have devolved too above....I can't change the numerical facts as presented above....facts and actual data as I will always present is all we have. Take care Ray!
  25. ChescoWx
    Sigh ..Ray why the anger and the name calling. No place for that here. While I am far from a statistical genius it really is not difficult to see that those 2 data points with more than 1500 data points (days) can't be that incredibly close by chance....hence why they are considered to be statistically equivalent. They just cannot be that close by chance Ray....it just is what it is! And it most certainly does NOT suck to me LOL!!!!
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