.35" is not screwed IMO. And I think there is more to come. Look at this depiction. The M/D line was a primary cut off on this one. One report of .13 more than me about 5 miles to my NW. a lot more about 10 miles to my ENE. But a lot less for some on the M/D line. Check out the 70" figure in York.
I am fine what I ended up with at .35". Puts me well into the 20"+ range for the year...not 21 yet though. Still the driest year ever in these parts I believe. The drizzle has been something though. It started raining around 7AM and 6.5 of the 8 hours has been drizzle. Hopefully more tonight.
Looking at the HRRR and radar, the heavier stuff could (if HRRR is on target) be moving out between 1 and 3 for the LSV and then a decent break before some more showers overnight. HRRR keeps the 60 degree line a little south of the M/D line.
MR models (op and ensemble) have a similar progression next week as we had this week...the flow backs to coming out of the SW and above normal temps return.
I say model huggers and you think of me...you got me! LOL
I would be really surprised if anyone here got less than 1/2" and think many get over 1". The Nam is still splitting much of the LSV (rain to the north and south) until Saturday night so that will be interesting to see if it comes to fruition. The 3K is more normal look albeit showery.
MDT holding tight at 70 as well. Just south of there is where the temps have really jumped a bit. We are up to 73 here. AC is getting a workout. LOL. Some mid 70's near the M/D line. 78 at Delta but that is probably a bad reading. The low off the SE coast saved us from making a run for the 80's with the MJS 570 line getting up here.