Bubbler86
-
Posts
29,682 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Forums
American Weather
Media Demo
Store
Gallery
Everything posted by Bubbler86
-
Bullseye!
-
18Z GFS gets LSV into the 80's a couple days in late May now but still has this extremely rare June map. Posted just for the fun of it. Also has the highs staying under 60 in the LSV June 3rd.
-
Same here. Feels great out now.
-
Looks like MDT only got to 43 so that will be the number everyone's grand-kids are talking about 40 years ago when the "May it snowed" comes up in discussion. Ha
-
We have a windchill of 38 here at the moment. Just saying windchill in late May is a rarity.
-
Only made it to 41 here though the high yesterday was only 56. Yesterday was colder and less comfortable outside here than probably a third of the days this past winter.
-
12Z GFS took out any days from making 80 between now and June 4th with two of the first 4 nights in June in the 40's. Even if that was correct I suspect we still hit 80 at least 1-2 days due to the continued underestimating of high temps in the LSV but still a very nice start to summer! Keeps the bills down a bit.
-
Just peeked at the LR GFS. Summer keeps getting postponed/pushed back. I thought I saw the LSV getting into the 40's in early June. Some low 80's days mixed in but certainly no sustained heat through first week of June.
-
A humid 45 degrees out this AM. Feels pretty good. Frost on tap for anyone tonight? Temps between 35 and 42 in the LSV with DP not far away. Edit-9:15AM. Just as windy today as yesterday. Sustained mid teens and gusts 25-30 right now.
-
NWS even mentioned how this event is not the norm: Winds this strong from the east are ranked near the max with respect to anomalies for this date in late May. Typically this time of year may feature gusty and highly anomalous south or westerly winds, but it`s very rare to see winds this persistent and strong form the east.
-
Just heard we have a tree down in Wayne Heights that hit a house (just east of Waynesboro). I believe this is probably the strongest easterly wind I have seen since living here. Almost all of our strong winds have a westerly component to them...at least the last two years. Apparently Philly is getting rocked with mid 40 gusts now. Getting regular gusts here near 40 now. Crazy.
-
I am seeing some 40 MPH gusts now through the state though think we peaked low 30's here. I love how being on the side (albeit it the bottom of the side) of a mountain does add some interest to normally bland days. Saw a 38 near Lancaster a few minutes ago.
-
I just checked your rig and see the winds have announced their arrival in your hood. My closest Weather Observation down the street is showing sustained around 15 and gusts 25-30 right now.
-
I have come across this before but it obviously does not provide much LSV info at times. Shows lots of 20+ gusts through the state http://www.usairnet.com/weather/maps/current/pennsylvania/wind-gust/
-
Thanks. It has sustained at 11 which is probably close to correct as it is just the gusts that have been up there...but had it out of the west which was not correct.
-
At this risk of waking Canderson I found out about it when I heard a large sound and my trash can had been drug across the driveway. Is there a good wind speed map that you are aware of. Would be interesting to see where I am getting this from while you are somehow now when it is coming from the east/south-east.
-
Gusting + 30MPH this AM...from the east.
-
And the NAM likes itself some LSV radiational cooling.
-
Arthur ended up keeping us dry (potentially).
-
Brrr......
-
Windows open and down to 60 in the house. Enjoying the free Easterly A/C.
-
Arthur may do the loop
-
It was a great day. Clouds limited sun and made it great to be out.
-
That would get this board humming again....tropical moisture streaming in from the South East.
-
We have not had as many clouds and/or showers near here as I thought we might. Its a summer day now. Humidity does not feel too bad though. Just noticed Capital City Airport is at 87.
