Bubbler86
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First and final call. This call will be focusing on the eastern half of the state: Voyager: 4-6" HIstoric Maytown: 3-5" Daxx 3-5" Nut 3-5" paweather5 3-5" Paweather 2-4" Paweather1 2-4" Paweather2 2-4" Pawatch 2-4" wmsptwx 2-4" Blizz 2-4" Carlisle 2-4" Cashtown 2-4" (Much of it front end WAA) Bubbler86 2-4" (Much of it front end WAA) -
I did not mention it all weekend. LOL.
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The CAD is also a bit weak coming into the storm. Notice the red lined area showing some signature of it running down the spine of the apps but it is stale and going to be washed out.
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10-1 but thinking we have sun angle issues so only on the grass and car tops.
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Yep, usually drought busters and not Hazel like catastrophes.
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Yep, totally agree.
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HRRR continues to insist you and I are getting 1-3" before the system even comes ashore.
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The end of the heatwave (though it is not reached 90 at my place in the last 7 days) is a nice bonus of the post Trop Storm week coming up.
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A nice 63 degree morning here. About 1/4" of rain for the weekend. Hoping I get fringed enough to break 1". HRRR drops 2-3" on me before 7PM tonight.
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I was looking at trends. To me getting 1" would be missing out on the big rains.
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That's why his grass is dying. He has routed all his irrigation efforts to the 7 leafed plants. LOL KIDDING!
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At some point we need either constant 2-4" weeks or a soaking 5-10" long term rain. Its too late for me to worry about grass anymore. The summer destroyed all my work and I am going to have to pay to start over. I am worried about all my friends wells though. Water levels are back down to their late July lows.
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You, myself and @Cashtown_Coop have the potential to completely miss out. Being on the outside of a Tropical Storm means drier than normal. I believe KHGR is currently at their larger ever deficit for this late in the year coming in close to 13" below "normal" for 2020.
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Starting to look more and more like a Susq and East event as to serious rains.
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I do think the Training Time, Daxx's and Voyagers of the forum could be in for some flood warnings.
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You are probably on a pace to have 100$ percent more qpf this summer vs. parched. I would guess you are what 20-30" since early May?
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18Z GFS Op wails on most of the LSV
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I am happy not being in the bullseye 48 hours out. The Euro is out of its wheel house time frame. Its now-casting time. I will be happy if it covers the mulch. If it gets too close it will turn to all rain. I have had mine its time for others to enjoy. Why hasn't the NWS issued a WSW? It could all change at 0Z.
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Wow. Yep, we lost quite a bit of our yard. I had someone over this week and he said its gone. I can try to reseed in between weeds, this fall and again Spring, or dig up the yard and start over. Crikey!
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Actually does not look too bad in that pic. Always seems to look worse when the sun is at is peak and a bit better in the evening.
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That's because it is dead.
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Personal note, my wife, pets and I all evacuated a river house in Bradenton, Florida for Irma. We were told the house was probably going to be badly damaged or destroyed and it was a mandatory go. We went to the center of the state, near the Villages, and had worse storm issues than if we had stayed in Bradenton. Tracking tropical storms is fun but there is nothing I know of that is less predictable.
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EC verbatim is major, major flooding from rain in some areas...not as severe tidal flooding I would guess.
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EC is coming fully inland just north of Miami.
