Bubbler86
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Going to be a hot one. MDT 2 ahead of its pace yesterday,
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Fortunately, the Firebirds goalie Deidger has simply been a hole helping keep the Bears in the series. Goalie is one position the Bears have a big advantage.
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Today the heat begins for the ones who have not seen it start yet. Still questionable if everyone sees 90's each of the next 3 days Decent coverage of convection Harrisburg and North this afternoon into this evening (mesos.)
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Are the whisky shooters free?
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65 for the low. 66 right now. Da Bears!
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Normal at MDT is 64 or 65 now. Watching Bears so not going to see which. Already down to 71 here so windows open.
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Low 60's here last night...or 64, I forget. Below normal lows.
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Here are a couple of globals practicing for Jan 2025.
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Literally Blue Balls.
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The high temp so far this week (starting Monday and running through today): KROU: 88 KCLT (Charlotte, NC): 89.
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Those portable AC's are not too expensive if needed. These poor souls, 50 years ago, somehow survived though! 94, 96, 97, 98 (x2), 100. ABC 27 must not have been around then.
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Not sure about it verifying as mid 50's at 2PM would be like 115 at 2PM but it shows options. If it was 77 today,the BN version of our actual temps, there would have hardly been a peep. The next 3 days do look even warmer than ther last 4 days but it is summer, it happens.
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For @Jns2183. Have a safe and happy Independence day.
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Northeast 30- and 60-day precipitation deficits increased notably in most of the region. In areas affected by abnormal dryness last week, only part of northeastern Maine observed enough rain to experience any consequential relief. The dry weather in most of the region last week allowed 30-day totals to climb above 2 inches in most areas along the southern and eastern tiers of the region, with 2 to 4 inch deficits common from southern Pennsylvania southward through much of Maryland and West Virginia. Farther north, amounts of 0.5 to 1.5 inches below normal were more typical. Meanwhile, 60-day amounts 3 to 6 inches below normal were common from portions of New England and lower New York southward through the eastern and southern tier of the region, in addition to northwestern Pennsylvania, with near-normal totals restricted to a broken pattern of areas from northern West Virginia to northeastern Pennsylvania. On the other hand, 90-day precipitation amounts are generally near- to above-normal, with deficits of around a couple inches limited to parts of eastern Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia. Low streamflows at a level indicative of at least abnormal dryness (D0) are reported at many locations across the entire region, with concentrated areas of sharply below-normal streamflows (indicative of D2 or worse) found in parts of central and northern Maryland, south-central and southeastern Pennsylvania, southern and western New Jersey, northwestern New England, northwestern New York, and lower Upstate New York. Both modeled and observed soil moisture is declining, and is indicative of statistically significant dryness in some areas, but it has not dropped as markedly or rapidly as it has in some areas farther south, so the D0 expansion in this region – especially central and northern portions – was a little more measured than in the Southeast region. Still, conditions deteriorated to either D0 or D1 over a vast majority of West Virginia and Maryland, and large portions of adjacent southern Pennsylvania, Delaware, and southern New Jersey as well. Farther north, smaller but still substantial D0 expansion was introduced in parts of western Upstate New York, central and western New England and adjacent lower Upstate New York, portions of the greater New York City area, and northwestern New Jersey and adjacent Pennsylvania. Moderate drought (D1) was introduced in small parts of the region, specifically the Maryland portion of the DelMarVa Peninsula and part of eastern West Virginia.
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On January 10th, 2024 it reached 20 degrees above normal for the daily departure. Call ABC 27 and cancel life!
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Typo, I changed it to Mon. Candersons post was about such.
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GFS and CMC have low 80's on Monday. Add 5 to that and my predict for MDT on Mon is 87...2 AN.
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The Capitol Beltway area may be in for a bad summer. Over here, we are taking our 3 degrees above normal in stride. LOL. We were 15 or so AN several days this winter which is newsworthy stuff.
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Familiar high of 87 today here today. 3 87's and one 88 so far during the heat wave of 2024 though I suspect we get 90's the next 3 days. HRRR has upper 90's for the hot box concrete area of the LSV tomorrow and near 100 on Sat. BUT, 3K has some areas of the LSV staying below 90 tomorrow with clouds and rain. Interesting. 3K has Pillow in the 60's around the time it gets dark.
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I was set to have blown in and seal done next week and the GC just cancelled due to the heat wave. I do not blame him not wanting to be up there but we do not have a ton of summer days where the high is much below what we have had this week. 2 87's and an 88.
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June has had 14 days AN and 5 BN with a 2.7 AN departure.
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LNS just struggling up to 90 today so cannot expect East Nantmeal to be too warm today.
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7 days ago, 1-2PM temps from the CMC. GFS and Euro. For the LSV, one was too cool by about 1-2, one too hot by 3-4 and third was too hot by 8-10 degrees.
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Now variably cloudy here and 84 with a DP of 66. HI is 87.
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I hate when family comes out and asks why my grass is brown!
