Bubbler86

All those station numbers could be your temps at some point today. LOL.

In Azrizona, all of those numbers could be temps or radio stations.

63? ITT may have to take a seat to you! A frigid GF, eh? LOL 58 nice degrees earlier this AM but has quickly jumped to 63.

It is certainly questionable.

That is so 2020! Tamaqua has more qpf the last month than many of us have had in 3 months combined.

CXY made it. MDT and LNS looks like they did 88. 84 at my place. CXY may make a run for 100 this week.

Pretty much spot on with my thoughts.

True, good defense for the complain team.

Our yearly Heat Wave or no discussion has arrived! I do think that some people forget that the normal high in most of July is the upper 80's and only dips to 86 for part of August. So, 90's in May are a discussion topic while 90's in July are NBD. MDT only got to 83 on Sunday, over 4 degree's BN! I hope no one got frostbite. 2023 has been much cooler over the Met period summer than 2022 or 2021 so far was yet I hear people (not pointing fingers, talking outside this forum) telling me how unbearable hot it has been this summer. Unless you are approx. one to two years old, you "bore much worse" over the last 2 years to this point. I am not even sure the total number of one year olds complaining about heat has risen either!

62 here. Not too shabby. A lot lower than a few days ago but the next couple days are back near or above 70. Just for fun....Dp's in the 30's in WV. GFS likes the drama.

Florida Ocean temps shockingly warm https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2023/07/10/florida-ocean-temperature-heat-records/

In fairness, 90 on the dot is only 2-3 degrees above normal. That is why I am not a fan of using it for heat wave designations. 3 AN is not a heatwave.

I think the ensembles were just as bad this past winter. It was just more voices with bad info. If I had a dollar for every time I was told that bad news on the Op's did not mean anything because the ensembles said so......Not to say models should not be used but it has been a bruising journey the last 6-12 months.

Late nooners...a tad smokey but generally sunny and 78.

12Z GFS and Nam 12 both are not all that thrilled about Thur night now. GFS clips me as the precip is fading but Nam is a big nothing.

LOL. Plus the grass would be sun challenged, I should have said cloudier than now.

Definitely helped the grass. If it were cloudy all the time, we would be fine with rain once or twice every two weeks. A little smokey over here as well.

Yea. Timing of the day is important as well. I think 1/2" of rain at 10 in the morning followed by baking July sun is less beneficial than 1/4" of rain at 8PM.

I will take 1/2" every 2-3 days over 2" in a day and nothing for a week.

I would think there is a good chance of rain Thursday night. Even if not heavy/it is just scattered. We got 1" of rain Sunday and already have to water the plants and veggies (potted and in ground) so it will be welcome if we can get some. Grass is more resilient and would be good until Thursday.

There is a piece of energy progged to move near PA Thursday night. Nam and Icon would give the LSV heavy rain, GFS a bit North in the MSV and CMC farther north than the GFS.

57 for the low this Am. Pretty nice.

Ha. I was more or less joking about how things can change fast. But I hope no one goes dry for two weeks in July.

I know it is hard to fathom but I think if you got no rain for 2 weeks, with this sun, your creeks would be drying up and the ground would be dust.

Dude went on a "pay or burn" rampage through many towns out here and Western Md.