Bubbler86

Early Nooners...rain ending but has been a nice slow soaker with .25" in the till. 57 degrees.

I thought you meant that as nice weather, was not disagreeing. My Zone has two days in the upper 70's but I was more modeling with that comment. Florida could have trouble with that Tropical Storm.

More 80's on the way I would guess.

More than one of those scenes has been played out here...the "why did they say X percent" comments, it has nothing to do with the DP, and "How many more people is he going to call". LOL

How am I 80 when the Cowboys won in the mid 90's? 28ish years ago. Someone who was 30 then would be 58 now.

Rainy days and Mondays....

Cowboys make a lot of games close so people will keep paying to watch them. They have not won anything important since you and I were in our 30's and 40's.

I am pushing 2020 Drought levels at this point. Not quite there yet but looking at a ~4" deficit just in the last 6 weeks.

Radar looked solid over Mt Joyish area but one never knows. .75 is stocked though IMO.

That was a quick trip. Safe travels. Your rain gauge should be stocked full when you get home.

I think this was a case of some "cry wolf" syndrome as when these derecho type events show up on models, they are often overstated. This time it came through very much as modeled.

The approach of the left exit region of a relatively strong upper level jet on Saturday will combine with moderately high sfc dewpoints in the low to mid 60s (with corresponding PWAT of around 1-1.25 inches) to spark an area of showers/scattered embedded TSRA that could bring localized damaging straight-line wind gusts and hail, mainly in the late afternoon/early evening hours across much of Central PA and the Susq Valleys per clustering/mean of high res models.

Around .25" here and about 1.5" since August 9th. Short term models did well with the 2-3" lollipops in Adams and York County. MDT picked up 2.2" and is no longer in competition for one of the driest Sept's in the record books.

Mesos have a second line of storms and rain early AM tomorrow. That is the show for 1-3" (yes 3) totals.

72 at top of kings gap park. 78 bottom of the hill.

It is amazingly peaceful.

1.5 hours of ninja watering in the books. Going to miss the peacefulness when it finally rains or cold takes over.

The worry is that AI is running it.

Chine Syndrome was a decent movie. 'Don't worry baby, that radiation ain't got bother you when you are with big Mitch." The Netflix Almost Documentary Fukushima is a good watch. it is called "The Days."

Everything is so cyclical. 10-15 years ago, no one would have dreamed of opening it and now they are opening it to power MS Data centers when companies are starting to make some movement back to bringing their IT on premise again. If I lived within a certain range, I indeed would be a little wary.

They lowered my zones some but still a little gung ho. .20-.5" , higher in storms.

My NWS zone has .75-1.25" possible tomorrow. That is gung ho. The approach of the left exit region of a relatively strong upper level jet on Saturday will combine with moderately high sfc dewpoints in the low to mid 60s (with corresponding PWAT of around 1-1.25 inches) to spark an area of showers/scattered embedded TSRA that could bring localized damaging straight-line wind gusts and hail, mainly in the late afternoon/early evening hours across much of Central PA and the Susq Valleys per clustering/mean of high res models.

You are one of the cooler temps around your hood. 90 bagger on there though I suspect that is too warm...87 I believe though. CXY got to 87 or 88.