Bubbler86

I am hoping tomorrow AM is a dupe of Wed with double totals. HRRR has a shield of rain over the LSV and SE PA from AM rush hour through an hour or so after lunch.

Yea, the lows out this way really dropped last night. There was some low to mid 40's just N/W of us in some higher elevations.

USGS greatly expanded D1 conditions in PA but kept their Orange markers off the board for now, probably will be there next week without copious rains (which the globals keep suggesting are possible with a wandering ULL nearby.) Astute observation in their write up mentioning that those already in D1 that received good rains basically kept it from getting worse vs. improving. Hand in hand with our MA sisters and brothers on this one. Northeast Drought Summary A storm system developed over the Midwest during the weekend and moved across the Northeast Monday into Tuesday bringing heavy rainfall to parts of the interior Northeast, warranting targeted improvements to the drought depiction in portions of northeastern Pennsylvania and interior New England. Otherwise, the storm system did little to improve antecedent dryness, acting only to halt ongoing deterioration, with the help of below average maximum temperatures for this week. In areas that experienced below average 7-day rainfall, expansion of abnormally dryness (D0) and moderate drought (D1) conditions is warranted, particularly across southern portions of the Northeast. 7-day average stream flows have fallen below the 10th percentile of the historical distribution for this period and soil moisture continues to decline. Full Summary

Some pretty big differences in Mesos's for tomorrow AM but most have a decent band of rain in the LSV at this point. Some also show it fairly wet in the east LSV on Sat but most progs are not so bad over there. The NWS took the bait though with 40-50% chances of showers and thunderstorms Sat Afternoon.

We had dew this Am which is a step toward more warmer feeling temps though the GFS has many getting into the 40's again Sunday AM. Speaking of the GFS, it keeps trying to set up a SER then kicks the can down the road. It has done it for weeks now. The Southwest and South Central and US are taking the brunt in the midterm.

Low of 47 this Am. The incredible 40's run continues.

I have to travel to Frederick pretty much every week. Braddock Heights is a great place to get the best of N Md but not deal with City life.

If he says Camp Hill, I am going to lose it!

He did say August.

Asking for a friend, bring some rain!

Usually, people from Camp Hill have all the advantages and good things in life such as working in the same city they live. #ClubCampHill You people have a Tropical Smoothie Cafe for goodness sakes!

Camp Hill, the Nexus of the Universe.

More rain coming into the Central LSV. Get your .01 calculators ready!

The GFS folds to the CMC? Maybe except the CMC moved a bit east at 12Z. This is getting a bit close for comfort even for Sauss.

Maytown Split. It used to live in Tamaqua but got a state job and had to move closer.

Windows open LSV.

Almost nooners and Mostly Cloudy with a temp of 63 and quite windy. Close the pool.

Not sure if I should Like or frown face.

Or JNS can program up an online tally sheet where people head to when they finish mowing. :-). He can do that and the Sept 1 Countdown all on one page.

Try to shape up, eh! Blizz and I are seeing if we get to double digits before mid summer.

Round one was .07 here.....a little grass watering. Never rained with any kind of umph.

I think you are probably ok, but all the suites keep showing at least NE PA in the gunk on Sat now. Those settlers must have had an off day when they named that one.

It is good you do not need to pump and I am glad you got some a good rain! My 1/3" was enough to give me a break in the AM or Pm as to watering grass. We are up to .05 now today so a bit more and the grass will have had a little watering today.

Stay tuned here for all the details. LOL. Friday looks slightly more robust now. Even winners from Monday need rain fairly often for a period to break out of the drought.

.02 so far. Dry under the trees. Models dialing back on the day in general. Longterm, the GFS continues to dial back into drought mode while the Canadian is quite wet. The CMC has continued its weekend push and is now rainier for this Sat in the far Eastern LSV.