Bubbler86

Here is our closest NWS site showing days at or above 90 since 2018. 170 total. July 2020 had 2/3 of the month at 90 or above.

Hey, I do not record daily stats but up until last year we had no issue getting over 90 quite often the previous 3 years I was here. My closest NWS station is HGR and they are quite high as well....700' I think.

GFS still teasing a rainy Sunday though a sharp cut off to the NE

I am over 800 feet and would guess I have had forty plus 90-degree days over the last 4 years alone. Last year was slow though. I racked up the totals the 3 years prior Elevation does not always win. LOL.

Quick count (so do not quote me) is 15 in Aug and Sept which was the time of the info above, 32 for 2022 as a whole and 4 last May! The lows may be lower this year but so are the highs.

Canderson is going to furiously type up a reply to this. LOL. Harrisburg Heat island

Cool mornings and the warmer highs are just barely over normal. MDT has only hit 80 one time this month with a chance they get no more until June though today is probably the best chance to get it.

MDT keeps the BN trend going standing at -2.1 for the month right now with 13 days BN and 10 AN. The big difference is the AN normal days have mostly been minimal with only one day more than 4 AN. BN wise there have been 8 days of departures of 4 degrees or more. Could see a double-digit BN departure tomorrow and maybe another one this weekend if the slow moving ULL does make its presence known.

Seesaw.....6Z GFS wetter for this weekend after a dry 0Z run.

I bet you see some 30's if you mean cold? Rain seems scattered though that Nam depiction would be nice for SE LSV.

47 out right now...as we prepare for Frosty Thursday and Friday AM's in the Commonwealth. .SYNOPSIS... A mostly dry pattern will continue this week in central PA with little to no rainfall, comfortable days with low humidity, and cool/chilly nights. Rain chances are now limited to only Wednesday afternoon and evening. Near-freezing temperatures Wednesday and Thursday night in the northern tier could damage sensitive vegetation. Seasonable temperatures are forecast for Memorial Day weekend with a low chance of rain showers. Before that, heads up LSV!

How's about a 60 spot?

On a whole area view, this is the worst the forum has been during this time frame/going in to Summer next week since, 2018 at least. The CPC is a little more optimistic feeling:

Meso's bring scattered showers into the LSV tomorrow afternoon...maybe someone gets lucky. Then another potential frost Thur AM. More risk North on the frost but the Nam has mid to upper 30's down to the M/D line.

MJS is having trouble finding people younger than he...I think he has 2 out of 8-9 so far.

If 40, 33 and 30 come in the next Powerball, I will be freaked out.

The Canderson-->Blizz of 93 Home Bar Crawl

Speaking of old, Lordy, Lordy this is getting old.

Early nooners at the old folks home...73 and hazy sun.

I think a lot of us are in our 50's and 60's. I am in my 50's as well. I think ITT is too. Stephen/Carlisle is in his 60's I believe.

I was thinking you were 30's so not sure if 41 is on the younger side or not, I withdraw my thought :-).

I agree about the record and almost hope it rains everywhere we need it but not at the airport. Keep the grass alive and get the record. I believe you are one of the youngest posters here. LOL. I never really understood the phrase "sore as a whore" but it all makes sense now, whore is euphemism for someone who works in bricks, pavers, etc...basically spend all day laying other stuff.

47 this Am

The 18Z GFS has no love for helping. 2 frost risk nights leading into the weekend with the weekend being dry. Great for parties but the grass is toast.

The LSV has just had a penchant of going dry in May, June and July recently. As far as agriculture is concerned it could not be worse timing.