Bubbler86
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.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.
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MU to the rescue
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Still not the Bubblers.
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Models starting to throw some question in for Juneteenth/Fathers Day weekend Saturday with a back door front. Still seems ok but rain getting close.
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I am guessing you did not get your .5" wish. We had a last burst here to pad totals up to .35 otherwise we were looking at only 1/4".
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The .15 matches THV.
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Damn, some southern fried crackers are going to be flooding. Protect the peaches!
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The 12Z GFS has the trough stay below us for quite a while...wet and "summer chilly". Does move out and warm up 10 days out.
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I see you lurking @paweather
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That's what he said.
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Sunny and 65. Incredible for mid-June.
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For the MSV and LSV, 12Z 3K and HRRR pretty similar in having a line of .1-.3 type rains tomorrow Am then a line of storms after lunch tomorrow.
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This looks like it was truncated to not include under 1". Either that or Cashtown is pissed and not reporting.
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Plus, I am not sure complaining is the right word for today, just ob's and comments on their effects. On the not complaining scale, today is a Chamber Day right now. Breezy, sunny and not at all hot.
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Those areas in greens...we should be getting .13" of rain per day (3.98/30) so yesterday was just a grass watering and stopped the drought worsening for 2-3 days.
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Both the GFS and CMC continue to suggest the drought will be over with in 10-14 days. Unfortunately, most of it is in the 6-14 day range. The rain tomorrow and Thursday Night/Friday is on the lighter side model wise. The coming holiday Monday still looks wet. The farmers here really need it. Getting close to drop dead time for their crops.
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Another mid 40's AM to tack on the totals. 46 for the low.
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Maytown Mike reaches out to Marysville Mike and pulls him from the Susky. Marysville travelled 10 miles downstream before he saw the olive branch reaching out to him.
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You will have to find an atomix approved version.
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Just like the 1950's
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If I am reading the 5 min readings right... as the drought eases for some (farther east), it stays top of mind for others USGS considering D2 for some from my source. That will result in corn crops being culled if it happens and stays present for more than 2-3 weeks. MUI 3.17" MDT 1.55" LNS 1.07 ______________________________________ CXY .39 HGR .29" MU/Millersville .25" THV .13"
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.35" here.
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That is more than I have received in over 2 months. From April 15th- now I have received about 2.25". All houses around here should come with a disclaimer stating that you are buying into a perpetual drought area.
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A soaker even for the non-winners. Grass watering cancelled and maybe off for a while if Wed and Fri work out.
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LNS joined you (though to the tune of between 1/2 and 3/4", not over 1") while CXY, MU, ROU are losers. Consolation prize though for those in the 1/4" area, with clouds much of the day that rain had a chance to soak down a bit with no sun to dry it out.
