My post was badly mangled by my talk to text converter, my apologies, but here is what I was trying to say.
We were just talking about how a town not far from Harrisburg got to 32 a week or so ago. If correct they probably had some frost then.
GFS still not all that wet but its darn toasty next week compared to normal. Not a great run. We appear to have at least one more week of "beat that zone forecast temp" on tap.
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https://2re1ty1x71k53cwq9s3406me-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Rouzerville-Commons-Brochure.pdf
And all these calls of wet next week should still be taken with some limitations. Check out the EC for the next 6 days. It does get wetter after this but that is more next weekend. The CMC is wet next week but not the other two until the weekend for the EC and following week for GFS.
Do you have the stats on each month? Summer is hotter as well since we keep getting into the top 10 all time. This article seems to suggest that the new full year average normal is 1 degree hotter than two decades ago and 1.7 hotter than in the 1930's. This is country wide vs. local.
https://www.fox6now.com/news/noaa-climate-data-shows-normal-us-temperature-hotter-than-20-years-ago