Bubbler86

It is a bit of a soaker over here....down to 42.

Far southern locations of Adams and Cumberland back under a D1 and a large majority of the LSV back in to D0. Northeast Drought Summary Temperatures were 2 to 4 degrees cooler than normal over the entire region, except for eastern New York. The moisture coming down from Canada largely missed the Northeast, leading to slightly below-normal precipitation. Central and western Pennsylvania, Maryland and West Virginia received 5-25% of normal precipitation. Low soil moisture levels and precipitation deficits for the last few months led to abnormally dry (D0) expansion across eastern West Virginia, most of Maryland, southern Pennsylvania and south-central New Jersey. Full Summary

Thanks. Pretty mixed news. 2-4AN is quite a deviation. Surprised to see Philly averages more snow than some locations in the LSV. Did not know that. While realizing there is the potential for coastal scrappers, it is hard to think back to a lot of winters where Philly outdueled Lanco.

48 this AM. Whoa, cook the Turkey on the sidewalk. (fantasy land post)

I just realized that among the 25 min of pets, candles as leak finders, and finally the difference between rain and freezing rain explained in a way we can all understand, I did not hear anything about plants! The nws thinks highly of everyone's potted plants but wgal may not be on the same page.

The carpet and tile guys work around the Pillow area, not my thing!

This Joe Calhoun PBP has been presented by the combined KITT and KROU weather service.

Calhoun also said average to above average temps and the cold air can stay in Canada as far as he is concerned. He is a Warminster.

24-40"

It is basically a montage of their shorts from the last 2 weeks. The pets thing was on Mon or Tue. Tell MU he needs to add this stuff for us going forward.

So far, about 10 min of very basic info about weather. They are explaining the difference between types of precip.

It is indeed.

Joe Calhoun is the star tonight.

It is a rare day when you guys put a whooping on CXY for a high.

MDT and CXY are taking off late but not sure they make that 68 figure and no way anyone in the far south nears 80 so a bit of a bust for some calls. With that said I thought I saw someone say the area was BN for November so far? MDT is actually .7 AN and after today will have seen 6 of the first 9 days AN so a bit of a warmer start for the month so far....albeit cooling is in the wings.

Going to be a major bust if we do not get into the upper 60's at least.

Meso's still insist heat coming this afternoon.

57 at noon with a thick overcast and light rain. Got up to 60 earlier but clouds holding temps down now.

USGS needs to put some of their crayons to work tomorrow with the drought map....it is as dry now as anytime in the last 5 years. No summer sun to compound it but model qpf suggests we are not going to get relief anytime in the near future.

For anyone wanting to know how much for Short Pump

A close to normal day in the books at Krou (using MDT's numbers for norms) with a high of 60. The calls for well BN did not work out for us. Southwesterlies keep getting us despite elevation. Most telling, I was on Blue Ridge Summit which towers over my 810' elevation at 1345' and they were 58 at 3PM.

How much for Marysville and Dubois?

Eb nooners in cockeysville, MD. Extremely sunny and 60

We just happen to have it on at night. With our access to models, watching the weatherman is not so cool anymore but still interesting to hear someone talk weather.

You can flip the Calendar to tomorrow? Joe Calhoun was swooning over reaching 80's in the south LSV (70's for you).