Lady Di

Bradberry missed so many tackles he should never play professional football again. EVER! Abysmal. Heads need to roll. Threw another jersey. Came short of lighting them on fire.

27F. Light freezing rain for the last hour or so. Decided to work from home. Now dreading cleaning off the car later.

Bigger flakes but wind has calmed down. I’ll take snow globe. Nice pre football action.

My power came back on around 4am. Thankful to have a normal morning with coffee and a hot shower. Wondering how the bay cottage faired down in Cecil County. Trying to get familiar with where the flood gauges and all are. Guess I can also check the MA forum. ...COASTAL FLOOD WARNING NOW IN EFFECT UNTIL 11 AM EST THIS MORNING... * WHAT...One to two feet of inundation above ground level in low lying areas due to tidal flooding. * WHERE...Shoreline in Cecil County. * WHEN...Until 11 AM EST this morning, especially around the time of high tide. * IMPACTS...At 6.1 feet, flooding begins along Back Creek in Chesapeake City, Elk River near Courthouse Point, Hollywood Beach and Port Herman, and along Bohemia River near Town Point. At 4.5 feet, minor shoreline flooding begins near Charlestown. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...Tides up to 5 feet above normal. The next high tide at Port Deposit is at 8:22 AM. The next high tide at Chesapeake City is at 9:26 AM. The next high tide at Charlestown is at 8:50 AM. I am water front on the Elk right across from Turkey Point.

Being honest never heard the term rope yet there it is! Was witness to a training effect once. Not the same. Lots of rain. Either way

On the rope. Rain intensity has pick up

Ok. I don’t like this wind. Wish I had some headphones. Also babysitting a window that was full of water in the sill. Broke a knife getting it to drain. it really needs replaced. People trapped in their vehicles in Pike Creek DE under power lines down. Just saw that on the news. Can’t imagine.

Just had a 15 minute outage. Winds have picked up greatly. Sirens going up the road. Station 23 will have a busy night. Be careful everyone.

44F here. Has been raining since late morning. Getting a little breezy too. PECO sent an email out today regarding preparedness. So, I charged the phone, and I hope I can get home in time to crank up the furnace to get the place warmed up in case a cow hits the transformer. Low says 26 tonight? Is that right? I also have some propane on hand that I can hook up my little buddy heater in the basement. My candle inventory is depleted from the holidays, I should order some more. Generator is down in the shed. Better not need that as I can't handle it and I have zero gas.

Lots of storms every few days. Surely I'll cash in on 1.

Even if we were to win, we're still sunk having to play again on a short week. Just get it over with! Too late to right the ship. I'm a little pissed.

Flurries now and 33. Barley a covering from earlier. I’ll take whatever flakes I can get.

Graupel down here @ 9:45. 29 degrees.

Thought there was something that hit my head while out walking a minute ago. I'm at 40F.

At my location and elevation going with rain and grupel. I’ll take whatever flakes I can get. Lol.

Who is starting the storm thread? Nice to wake up to this threat. Happy tracking!

This is ridiculous! Have the humidifier turned off, the house is damp and drafty so still need to run the furnace once or twice a day to dry it out. Have the Christmas lights on 24/7 outside, and yes, I killed a couple flies! They were mostly dead anyway. Wishing you all Happy Holidays! Go Birds!

Nada down here, but thanks for the pics.

Front door to river.

Not used to seeing this path right up the Delmarva instead of just off shore. My beach cottage is in the Upper Chesapeake area. I think it will be OK with 1-3 ft. Keep an eye on the Elk River for me. It's a pretty wide beach, I've seen water come up on it, but not a lot. The cottage is built up on concrete footers so should the water make it up to the 1st row of places, it will go under and not in.

Had a TOR warning about 6:10pm about the same time the power stayed out. I did go to the basement, and grateful it flew by pretty quickly. Driving rain and wind, then it calmed down to your normal thunderstorm. A good 45 minutes of thunder. No damage thankfully. Power was restored sometime during the night 2-3am I think. Windows are open waiting on the cold front.

Was just out for a walk, feeling that warm breeze. Something coming, hope it fizzles before it arrives at my location. Right next door, Lancaster Co, and south, Cecil have TOR watches up. I forgot to put my umbrella down at the river cottage (Elk-Cecil Co) uh oh. 80D-76DP-87%RH Gross.

Going to the ball park later. Odds of getting wet are about 99.9%

Congratulations on your red tag, and best wishes to you on obtaining a PhD. Never been to Laramie, but was in Casper WY way back in '83. Split levels are the worst in regard to ductwork layout to get the proper cfm for heating and cooling. On long hot stretch of days like this I've seen people use booster fans or shutting off some feed ducts to push the air where you need it. Or, yeah, give the thermocouples a try 86 Degrees with 70 dew point-just saw a little tiny blip of lighting around the Mason Dison line.

Incoming. It's here