Bubbler86

Some areas to your west have had less than 1/3" of any inch in the 3 days. Cannot see how well they are doing for the month though.

Yea, I am not complaining just stating. Yesterday was the most frustrating though. The area that Loseto got over 2" on missed me by a few miles....it followed the mountain chain. Definitely did well this winter. But as @TimB84 said, the MR and LR models look precariously dry. The GFS in particular. If the GFS came to light, everyone here would be quickly complaining about dry again going into August so lets hope not. Even Marysville would be cutting back their mowing. One of the driest GFS 384 total accum maps I have ever seen for around here. But as we know it does not do well with convection.

Its getting down to just a few who are not doing well. Its the same every summer on my side of the mountain. You have an area just to your west that is equally dry the last 3 days. Some areas in York and Lancaster county have also been practically shut out as well.

Yes, this part of it is pretty depressing. I just checked my local USGS water location and we are back down to our driest point ever outside of last summer. But less heat will be helpful. CMC was also fairly cool/normal.

That storm sliding into Adams is raining a ton. Lots of lightning as well. Just missed me.

Still missing the 3 guys in the finals but apparently they are indeed not a "team" .

10pm on the dot and here come the pop up cells.

Amazing this article comes out today. https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/12/weather/climate-change-mass-casualty-psychology/index.html

Yea, I never imagined it was going to die. Actually posted that I was wondering if I would get an inch and I usually never assume. It got me this time. Meso like you said and simple storm motion. Seems it's either flooding or not enough rain depending on area.

Missed opportunity for us today. We were lined up and primed but the energy all spilled north and fired up the storms there. We went from the great look below (with a N/E trajectory) to nothing within a few frames. Waynesboro proper had .35" before it folded. Just 3 miles east had .10 and nothing 3 miles further east.

Wow but I guess those snow in July stories have been true all along.

For some reason that name shows up on the wgal radar view. My love for animals made me gravitate to it though pillow is still more unique. I assume it is a very small town?

Has to be P and something people can grow to like. Lol.

I did not mean 7-8 today I meant for the month. They are already 6+ now. They just need 1" to get to 7".

HRRR has another line coming up this evening but that is cautionary as to its validity.

MDT could be positioned to get to 7-8" today.

It's getting frustrating. I wonder what the non tropical storm record for qpf in a month at MDT is.

More than likely the rain I was going to get is energizing areas to the north. The entire area that was once primed for heavy rain to my south is dissolving and shrinking.

Not very good yet. Rates skipped around me so far. Maybe 1/10" so far. The area to the south seems to be faltering.

I have a shot at 1" plus if that bulbous area south of Hagerstown slides over me. Probably slide a bit east of me though.

The HRRR has that HGR to Martinsburg line moving N/E over Cumberland, Adams, Dauphin and Northern York/Lancaster counties.

Time for obligatory "if MDT had 5.9" in first half of January" post. LOL. @Cashtown_Coop, aleet, aleet. May soon be time to get those people with mini lightning rods headed for the club. Getting might gray over here.

An MA steal

Radar estimated over 1" now in the training area.

That map only went out to Friday so missed some of your earlier rain. You are over 2" behind MDT! LOL. MDT has had more rain this month than many areas of Adams and Franklin have had for 2-3 months.