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We picked up 0.15" of rain in East Nantmeal with greater amounts to the south and east of here last evening. Today should see a general lull in the rain with only a few scattered showers. It looks like steadier rain moves back in late tonight and tomorrow. Our unseasonably chilly days continue - in fact today has a chance to set a new record low maximum temperature. The current record is 65 degrees set way back in 1915. It will turn warmer and much more humid by tomorrow PM...with rain chances or probabilities continued for much of the next full week! Records for today: High 97 (1921) / Low 42 (1940) / Rain 3.75" (1972)

A few breaks of sun today but overall we are entering a pretty cloudy and wet period that looks to continue right through the weekend. Rain looks to start by later tomorrow night. This has a good chance of putting a nice dent in our rain deficit so far this year....but it is not great news for those taking an early summer vacation. Records for today: High 98 (1923) / Low 38 (1926) / Rain 1.36" (1913)

A few breaks of sun today but overall we are entering a pretty cloudy and wet period that looks to continue right through the weekend. Rain looks to start by later tomorrow night. This has a good chance of putting a nice dent in our rain deficit so far this year....but it is not great news for those taking an early summer vacation. Records for today: High 98 (1923) / Low 38 (1926) / Rain 1.36" (1913)

Morning lows today were not too far from normal (near 60) so with highs today reaching the mid-80's today could be our first above normal temperature day in 8 days. How chilly has this spring been? Well since a pattern change on April 24th a whopping 75% of days or 42 of the last 56 days have averaged below normal! In looking ahead after today we slip back to below normal for the remainder of this week. In fact I can see no sustained above normal temps at least through the first week of July. It is likely we will finish with our 2nd straight below normal month - the first back to back months with below normal temps since last September and October. Rain chances look to increase by later this week with the best chance coming on Saturday. Records for today: High 96 (1905) / Low 42 (1956) / Rain 1.84" (1996)

Morning lows today were not too far from normal (near 60) so with highs today reaching the mid-80's today could be our first above normal temperature day in 8 days. How chilly has this spring been? Well since a pattern change on April 24th a whopping 75% of days or 42 of the last 56 days have averaged below normal! In looking ahead after today we slip back to below normal for the remainder of this week. In fact I can see no sustained above normal temps at least through the first week of July. It is likely we will finish with our 2nd straight below normal month - the first back to back months with below normal temps since last September and October. Rain chances look to increase by later this week with the best chance coming on Saturday. Records for today: High 96 (1905) / Low 42 (1956) / Rain 1.84" (1996)

Our chilly June continues as 14 of our first 17 days have been below normal. Today looks like a near normal high of 80 degrees with slightly above temps tomorrow. But back below normal for much of the rest of the upcoming work week. Rain chances look slim with only a chance on Tuesday. Records for today: High 97 (1957) / Low 44 (1986) / Rain 2.70" (2013)

Storm went through and temps went from 70 degrees to 59 in 15 minutes. We lost power for a few minutes and picked up 1.05" of rain here in East Nantmeal.

Storm went through and temps went from 70 degrees to 59 in 15 minutes. We lost power for a few minutes and picked up 1.05" of rain here in East Nantmeal.

Some showers and a couple t-storms already starting to pop both to the West and SE of Chester County PA. We should see this activity ramp up over the next couple hours. Most models have at least 0.25" with the NAM showing almost an inch for those lucky spots that get underneath one of the storms. Tomorrow looks nice with slightly below normal temps in the upper 70's. This chilly start to June is the 17th coldest first half of the month across 130 years of records for here in Chester County! Records for today: High 97 (1957) / Low 43 (1961) / 2.60" (1916)

Some showers and a couple t-storms already starting to pop both to the West and SE of Chester County PA. We should see this activity ramp up over the next couple hours. Most models have at least 0.25" with the NAM showing almost an inch for those lucky spots that get underneath one of the storms. Tomorrow looks nice with slightly below normal temps in the upper 70's. This chilly start to June is the 17th coldest first half of the month across 130 years of records for here in Chester County! Records for today: High 97 (1957) / Low 43 (1961) / 2.60" (1916)

Low temperatures last night continued to run about 5 degrees below seasonal averages with most spots in the mid 50's. High temperatures over the next week look to remain slightly below normal levels across Chester County as our chilly spring continues. Shower chances increase again tomorrow PM into Saturday with more showers possible by Monday night as we continue to try to cut into our rainfall deficit. Records for today: High 97 (1945) / Low 44 (1933) / Rain 2.80" (1908)

Low temperatures last night continued to run about 5 degrees below seasonal averages with most spots in the mid 50's. High temperatures over the next week look to remain slightly below normal levels across Chester County as our chilly spring continues. Shower chances increase again tomorrow PM into Saturday with more showers possible by Monday night as we continue to try to cut into our rainfall deficit. Records for today: High 97 (1945) / Low 44 (1933) / Rain 2.80" (1908)

Some showers are crossing the county this morning and some spots could see as much as 0.25" of rain but suspect most spots end up with a bit less than that. Near normal temps look to continue for much of the rest of the week with additional shower chances on Friday. Records for today: High 96 (1945) / Low 43 (1978) / Rain 1.47" (1902)

Some showers are crossing the county this morning and some spots could see as much as 0.25" of rain but suspect most spots end up with a bit less than that. Near normal temps look to continue for much of the rest of the week with additional shower chances on Friday. Records for today: High 96 (1945) / Low 43 (1978) / Rain 1.47" (1902)

We ended up with 1.97" of much needed rain in the bucket from yesterday's storm! That was the most rain in a single day so far in 2023. It also is the most daily rainfall since back on September 7th last year when we received 2.59" of rain. While we are now above normal for rainfall in June we are still have a rainfall deficit of 6.46". A beautiful day today with slightly below normal temps before a chance of a little more rain tomorrow before drying out on Thursday. Records for today: High 96 (1902) / Low 42 (1907) / Rain 2.48" (1939)

We ended up with 1.97" of much needed rain in the bucket from yesterday's storm! That was the most rain in a single day so far in 2023. It also is the most daily rainfall since back on September 7th last year when we received 2.59" of rain. While we are now above normal for rainfall in June we are still have a rainfall deficit of 6.46". A beautiful day today with slightly below normal temps before a chance of a little more rain tomorrow before drying out on Thursday. Records for today: High 96 (1902) / Low 42 (1907) / Rain 2.48" (1939)

Well today looks like the day of the long awaited hopefully significant rain. There are still some big differences in the models with the GFS spitting out only about 0.25" of rain all the way up to the NAM soaking us with over 3" of much needed rain. Fingers and toes crossed we all see some liquid gold today! The rest of the week looks like near to slightly below normal temps and dry. Records for today: High 95 (1914) / Low 42 (1979) / Rain 2.36" (1968)

Well today looks like the day of the long awaited hopefully significant rain. There are still some big differences in the models with the GFS spitting out only about 0.25" of rain all the way up to the NAM soaking us with over 3" of much needed rain. Fingers and toes crossed we all see some liquid gold today! The rest of the week looks like near to slightly below normal temps and dry. Records for today: High 95 (1914) / Low 42 (1979) / Rain 2.36" (1968)

Today will be our first above normal temperature day since last Saturday. In fact it may end up being our warmest day we see in the entire month of June. We should see lower to mid-80's for much of the county. The great news is that rain will be moving in tomorrow with both the European and GFS showing over an inch of rain for much of the county! Temps look to average normal to slightly below for much of the rest of the month of June. Records for today: High 96 (1920) / Low 40 (1988) / Rain 3.30" (1968)

Today will be our first above normal temperature day since last Saturday. In fact it may end up being our warmest day we see in the entire month of June. We should see lower to mid-80's for much of the county. The great news is that rain will be moving in tomorrow with both the European and GFS showing over an inch of rain for much of the county! Temps look to average normal to slightly below for much of the rest of the month of June. Records for today: High 96 (1920) / Low 40 (1988) / Rain 3.30" (1968)

Temps should warm to near normal today after yet another below normal low this morning...some low spots across the county touched the 40's this AM. Tomorrow should be the only above normal day until later in the upcoming work week. Rain chances finally look likely as we move into Sunday night through Monday. As always the models show a variety of options. These include as little as 0.25" to as much as 1.25" on the European Model. Fingers and toes crossed we get some much needed rain. After today we will be approaching a rain deficit of nearly 8" so far this year! Records for today: High 94.7 (2008) / Low 37 (1972) / Rain 2.13" (2013)

Temps should warm to near normal today after yet another below normal low this morning...some low spots across the county touched the 40's this AM. Tomorrow should be the only above normal day until later in the upcoming work week. Rain chances finally look likely as we move into Sunday night through Monday. As always the models show a variety of options. These include as little as 0.25" to as much as 1.25" on the European Model. Fingers and toes crossed we get some much needed rain. After today we will be approaching a rain deficit of nearly 8" so far this year! Records for today: High 94.7 (2008) / Low 37 (1972) / Rain 2.13" (2013)

Maybe a little less smoke out there this AM. Unfortunately it looks to continue to a lesser degree through much of the weekend. Our chilly spring continues as this morning's lows ranged from the mid to upper 40's across Chester County. This is a good 10 degrees below normal lows for this time of year. Low's tonight should again be in the 40's. Rain chances increase a bit by tomorrow PM and become likely by Sunday night into Monday. Let's all hope we get some rain! Records for today: High 96 (1914) / Low 40 (1980) / Rain 2.77' (1955)

Maybe a little less smoke out there this AM. Unfortunately it looks to continue to a lesser degree through much of the weekend. Our chilly spring continues as this morning's lows ranged from the mid to upper 40's across Chester County. This is a good 10 degrees below normal lows for this time of year. Low's tonight should again be in the 40's. Rain chances increase a bit by tomorrow PM and become likely by Sunday night into Monday. Let's all hope we get some rain! Records for today: High 96 (1914) / Low 40 (1980) / Rain 2.77' (1955)

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