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And its relative. No 90's just a bit above average.

That scenario is a big indicator of some kind of change that has happened to our patterns. It keeps happening over and over, year after year.

Lots of flooding west of us with that solution.

You still have 2-3 nights in the 40's next week (GFS).

Yea, it seems to focus the one cool day on Friday over here.

I mentioned it yesterday but really seems like Harrisburg and East/South score in these types of patterns. Not everyone but out west there is very little scoring the last couple years. Maybe that changes this week.

If we miss out this week a full on drought could be on.

The whole week has been a fizzle so far except for certain areas east of the Susq. River. and Shrewsbury which has receive 5" of rain since Saturday.

Haha. I have tons of typos so in no position to say anything but the phrase quick 14" was funny. Ha.

I know it is a typo but I still have to say it, a quick 14" sounds like a sight to see! No FFW? LOL

Yea, its weird. Nothing at all in my area but just over the border of Adams county, to my east, it is very loud with their music.

Did someone report FHS and get him tossed?

Wind Chill is 96.

Here is what I saw. It has diminished a bit though

Maybe not at your house but rain is forming near Hershey. Looks lite right now.

You are getting rain in your area again.

The winter is when the Nam shows its skillz.

Right now I cannot find a model to latch on to. They are all struggling. GFS still doing ok on pattern recognition but is doing terribly with apparent weather on the day of the event.

Future radar giveith then taketh away.

You better report that to the MA Cicada thread!

Going to add that for me the worst threat of living in Florida was driving at night, outside city areas, after heavy rains. The rivers swell so fast that the local authorities often do not have a chance to close roads that are flooded so it was common for people to plow into raging rivers that were many feet deep and a car could never make it through. I once had to have all the bearings in my wheels replaced when I plowed into 4 feet of water driving into a housing development. My car started to float but had enough momentum to make it across. But if you hit a real river your life is on the line.

92/76 is turrible.

LOL. Good one.

Yep, that is what I meant. Most people seem to get less and less cold resistant as they age. So its not as bad to them as we think it would be. But with that said, the population is not as old as one would think There are a LOT of younger people there who just put up with miserable temps. Hurricanes are vastly overrated as to an actual issue for large areas. It happens but its not that often.

Del Boca Vista is one explanation. I played a lot of tennis down there and could lose 10 pounds in a match. When not doing outdoor stuff on purpose you keep inside. LOL. Another thing, it is MUCH windier up here which helps some. That 76/74 is usually calm winds as well which makes it so much worse.