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Rain will continue today and increase in coverage and intensity by later in the day. Most areas will see a good soaking with over an inch of rain forecast for many. This wet pattern looks to continue for the rest of the work week before we finally look to dry out by the weekend. If some of the more aggressive models verify we could see many spots move to above normal rainfall so far this year. Great news for the area farmers!

Rain will continue today and increase in coverage and intensity by later in the day. Most areas will see a good soaking with over an inch of rain forecast for many. This wet pattern looks to continue for the rest of the work week before we finally look to dry out by the weekend. If some of the more aggressive models verify we could see many spots move to above normal rainfall so far this year. Great news for the area farmers!

And Coatesville and West Chester moved several times over short distances....so let's just chill each and every single year for 70 plus years to a level that not one of the stations you know actually recorded?? And why do we continue to now warm our summers almost each and every year from the actual new stations that you feel "do a good job of covering the county"?? Look at how those adjustments paint a much different picture than the actual real observations...NCEI has now warmed this decade by already 0.6 degrees on a pace to do so by more than a degree by the end of the 2020's!

Bringing our guy Charlie's Cyclical Climate Denial stuff back over to this thread, As we have highlighted to Charlie indeed 11 of the 17 current stations in the data set are in the warmer southern Chester County area below 40 degrees lattitude. Yet unsurprisingly our Charlie struggles to admit his Cyclical Climate Change Denialism fails against the real world raw data he hates to see we continue to put forth facts vs fiction!!

As always Charlie you try to explain away factual data vs. recast adjusted data which is just never a good look....that said let's take your revisionist Cyclical Climate Denialism back over to the Chesco thread to better expose this alternate facts view you traffic in!! LOL!!

11 of the 17 current stations in the data set are in the warmer southern Chester County area below 40 degrees

And how many stations are in the NW part of the county today vs. the South????

Fake and false Charlie there are actually only 6 stations currently north of 40.0 N and 14 stations in the warmer south and eastern sections!!

Every single July year since 1994 here in Chester County has been warmed with the NCEI alterations

Just in from NOAA no global warming/climate change in the USA Since 2012!!

ClimateChanger not looking hard enough! Let's take a peek at July since you bring that month up!! Welp = even more egregious altered data in July. NCEI chilled a whopping 74 of the 76 years between 1895 and 1970....and of course have now turned around and warmed 46 of the last 54 years from 1971 thru 2024. And my oh my what a difference these little alterations make to the climate story of Chester County PA!! Red is the altered....look at that warming - but where the heck did it go without those wee little adjustments??? We are actually cooling in July!!!

Below shows the clear impact of the introduced altered NCEI adjustments to the below May actual average temperatures for Chester County PA. To put a fine point on the below analysis. Incredibly NCEI chose to chill 73 of the first 76 years or 96% of all May months in the years from 1895 through 1970! They have now over the last 54 years 1971 through 2024 chosen to warm the data in 40 of those 54 years or 74% of these years. This is a textbook example of how altering the data helps give the desired answer to assist the many Cyclical Climate Deniers. That blue actual average temperature line is actually cooling while the red altered data is clearly warming.....

Nope only data from NWS coops and NWS mesonet....just the raw facts as always!

35 (70% of) U.S. states recorded their “all-time” high May temperature records before color TV in 1960! Of that subset, 21 of them were set over a century ago. In 1934, 10 states set their “all-time” May monthly high temperature records. In 1895 and 1911, seven and six states, respectively, set theirs.

Sounds like a Cyclical Climate Denier spin.......

One more beautiful day before we see a stretch of wet weather that will last through most of the week. Some models show near an inch of rain by Wednesday morning. This week may well get us to close to normal rainfall for the year to date. Today we will see highs in the above normal upper 70's. We cool down to the upper 60's both Tuesday and Wednesday before we warm again toward the end of the work week.

One more beautiful day before we see a stretch of wet weather that will last through most of the week. Some models show near an inch of rain by Wednesday morning. This week may well get us to close to normal rainfall for the year to date. Today we will see highs in the above normal upper 70's. We cool down to the upper 60's both Tuesday and Wednesday before we warm again toward the end of the work week.

This morning was our chilliest morning since back on April 28th. The lowest temperature was the 43.5 at Warwick Township just to the south of there here in East Nantmeal Township our low was 44.8 degrees. After yesterday's rain we continue to inch closer to normal rainfall for the year to date diminishing any drought concerns for this growing season. We are at 88% of normal rain today and only 2.18" below normal. We should have a beautiful weekend for all of the Mom's out there with our cooler than normal temperatures today warming to a little above normal for both tomorrow and Monday. Rain chances increase again by Tuesday morning.

This morning was our chilliest morning since back on April 28th. The lowest temperature was the 43.5 at Warwick Township just to the south of there here in East Nantmeal Township our low was 44.8 degrees. After yesterday's rain we continue to inch closer to normal rainfall for the year to date diminishing any drought concerns for this growing season. We are at 88% of normal rain today and only 2.18" below normal. We should have a beautiful weekend for all of the Mom's out there with our cooler than normal temperatures today warming to a little above normal for both tomorrow and Monday. Rain chances increase again by Tuesday morning.

0.25” to 0.50" of rain has fallen since midnight across the County. Here in East Nantmeal we have recorded 0.37" of rain. We could see another 0.25" to 0.75" today before the rain ends later in the day. Today will be much chillier than normal with high temperatures a good 12 degrees below normal remaining in the 50's for most. We warm back to near normal temperatures by Sunday with our next rain chances arriving by Tuesday night.

0.25” to 0.50" of rain has fallen since midnight across the County. Here in East Nantmeal we have recorded 0.37" of rain. We could see another 0.25" to 0.75" today before the rain ends later in the day. Today will be much chillier than normal with high temperatures a good 12 degrees below normal remaining in the 50's for most. We warm back to near normal temperatures by Sunday with our next rain chances arriving by Tuesday night.

Shower chances increase by late today. We could see a couple of thunderstorms later today and continue tomorrow morning. This should be a pretty healthy regionwide rain event with at least 0.50" to 1.50" of rain for most of us in the north and west Philly burbs. After that, the weather looks great for the weekend. Temperatures will start well below normal tomorrow with highs struggling to escape the 50's in ridge locations, but we will warm back up slightly above normal with highs in the mid 70's for Mother's Day.

Shower chances increase by late today. We could see a couple of thunderstorms later today and continue tomorrow morning. This should be a pretty healthy regionwide rain event with at least 0.50" to 1.50" of rain for most of us in the north and west Philly burbs. After that, the weather looks great for the weekend. Temperatures will start well below normal tomorrow with highs struggling to escape the 50's in ridge locations, but we will warm back up slightly above normal with highs in the mid 70's for Mother's Day.