Bubbler86

MDT scored a T

Hey, just like me. We took the L to ITT though.

Cells are punching down into the MA board too.

Yea, the models and forecasters were too far north with the pop up's.

Flood watches to our SW in West Virgina.

The closest cell actually went south of us in a surprise move. All good, hope it to be pouring by the time I get up tomorrow. Edit, the storm reached back and watered us to the tune of .02.

Thanks, looks like they may hit us or clip us at least. I was not watching.

I would be embarrassed as the caller and people should be billed for it all.

LOL, if my water stops running I am not calling 911 but understood. "Hello, 911? My buddies and I went to Taco Tuesday last night and now my toilet is stopped up, emergency! Help!"

How hot is too hot? https://www.yahoo.com/news/temperature-human-body-cannot-survive-061336790.html

Not sure I would think to call the fire company with a frozen pipe.

Do you mean as a fireman or in another role? if former, that would be like the book Farenheiht 451 where the firemen were called to START fires. Here, fireman were called to take away water, not spray it.

Late nooners and a delightful 77.

Winter "Spring Training" as begun. Our first Naming

I think you got the general inlay of where they might do some padding.

Models look pretty good for an Eastern PA AM soaking rain as of now but some of it is convective and, in the AM, so we shall see. The carpet guys might "tack on" or "pile on" some extra totals in their afternoon update if the 12Z models stay juicy.

Here are the yearly numbers as of now using a smoothed out whole county look. Almost all of the LSV is behind (but some posters here may not be, and some may be worse than this as I am in Franklin.)

We had around 2" of fabulous rain in the last week but that still leaves us over 10" behind for the year and several inches behind for the summer. I am not sure what USGS will do but long term, yea still in a drought. Normal rain over a week is about 1" so when you get 2" you really only added 1" above the normal. I am hoping for 1/2-1" tomorrow to really end up with a great 7–8 day period and a punch in the gut to the drought. As of now, Thursday AM looks to be a rainy morning for all of Eastern PA with rain cleaning out around lunch and a bit later farther East.

58 this Am.

Agreed. The fast-dropping rains are limited on their real effect. Unless we get a good run of soaking rains every 2-4 days into the next 2 months, we are going into fall in drought. I just tried to mow but 2/3 of the lawn was not growing despite rains 2 of the last 5 days.

We need 1/4 go 1/2" every 3 or 4 days for the next 3 weeks to try and recover from the Great Drought of 2023.

HH 18Z are looking good for Thur. The models that were south are pulling back North and giving the LSV a nice watering.

CMC has area wide 1/2-3/4. Rgem trended a bit south at 12Z but it is more than a thunderstorm as to its radar maps. GFS does indeed just look like scattered convection.

@Itstrainingtime the GFS is less generous at 12Z but such a wide swath of solutions. MESO's seem to favor south while the GFS maintains a much stronger northern presense with the wave. CMC is a flush hit, Icon a total miss. Pretty varied solutions.