Bubbler86

It is quite hard to watch the Bears game with this California camera. It does not follow the puck very well. Still think these 10pm games are killer for the Bear's. They scores 9 goals in 3 games in Hershey and 2 in 3 and almost one half games in Cali.

They have medical procedures that could help with that? We could set up a gofundme to try and help during this trying time? Did not want leave you hanging out with no repies (well not really hanging out I guess)

Still just .05 here. Mike Vecchione with a Summer Sizzler OT game winner tonight giving Hunter Shepard a Calder Cup game 7 win.

It's Training Time

Just drizzle/mist at this point. Stuck on .03 for the day.

I read they are doing something similar to what Sanibel did....temp road/bridge and then work on the real deal slowly after temp is set up.

Yea, the rgem was dead wrong in not showing rain in Southern PA. I would not bet any money on the .5" today though either. Lots of models show less and the nowcasting does not look great IMO. The HRRR shows about 1/4" for most of the LSV @ 12Z tomorrow (from now to then.)

Yea, I mentioned throwing it out as Gettysburg was getting Rain+ at one point. With that said, the shield is not exactly making we want to find an ark at this point.

We have managed .02 to this point but not see much in the way of downpours yet and that line North of Gettysburg DE amplified.

Heavier rain band appears to be setting up from just North of Gettysburg over to York (toss that Rgem out).

Speaking of that, the high at MDT tomorrow on the GFS (midnight to midnight) is 61. Something to watch.

Late Nooners....61 and light rain.

Eeesh, GFS with a bow toward our Northern neighbors model. If this were a snowstorm.....

I figured....I have a spotter in southern Shrewsbury who said it is quite rainy there right now.

We are having sporadic light rain here. You actually have some returns on radar near Maytown...probably virga.

The Canadian continues to insist that the rain through lunch tomorrow will be a bust for most of PA. Despite having the low actually closer than the Nam, it drives the main push of precip to our East. Going to look silly or score a coup.

Met Summer over in 2 months and a bit over a week.

At least, for maybe the first time ever, the phrase "Asking for a friend" is correct.

That is an easy one I think. Humid...probably not going to be dry and sunny but could dodge rain in any given place. LOL

King Nam in the 1/2-3/4" range for total qpf for most of the Eastern 1/2 of PA going into Friday. Has a bullseye for qpf Friday AM just south of Cumberland county but that is quite random. Fast cut off in qpf for the western 1/3 to 1/4 of the state.

The January 2016 United States blizzard produced up to 3 ft (91 cm) of snow in parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern United States during January 22–24, 2016. A weather system, evolving from a shortwave trough that formed in the Pacific Northwest on January 19, consolidated into a defined low-pressure area on January 21 over Texas. Meteorologists indicated that a resultant storm could produce more than 2 ft (61 cm) of snow across a wide swath of the Mid-Atlantic region and could "paralyze the eastern third of the nation", and regarded it as a "potentially historic blizzard".[1][2] Winter weather expert Paul Kocin described the blizzard as "kind of a top-10 snowstorm".[3]

Who is staying up to watch the rain and your Hershey Hockey Bears tonight?

Rain already poking into Adams County (on radar.) 12Z HRRR flipped and now concentrating on the Eastern LSV for the first slug this afternoon and tonight.

The Easterlies are gusting over 30 here right now and with a temp of 57....its not comfortable.

To his defense the wind will be high and mighty from the East so it will be chilly to some...after I thought about it.