Would have thought there would be more rain and rumbles with such differences.
I just had to relocate the trash can which was half way across the driveway on its side. LOL.
I am torn on whether I should spend the 30 min to cover all the stuff we have planted in the ground. The NWS advised I should pull potted plants in (that cracks me up, I wonder if they will send me watering notices as well). The HRRR still insists the freezing line is going the whole way down to BWI and if that happens we are headed for 25-27 here.
So King CMC/RGEM suggests most in or near the LSV will not freeze tonight. Nam and HRRR suggests outside concrete jungles will see plenty of 20's and another freeze tomorrow for eastern LSV on the Nam.
Officially I am not in the LSV since I am on the other side of the South Mountain chain but close. Elevation is going to help my chances today. Parts of Franklin are in the LSV.
Rouzerville. Very light flakes. Have to stare to see them but I was out moving plants in and I kept feeling something on my skin and realized it was small flakes. And no its not dandruff.
Noticed this on TT:
On April 20-21, NCEP will impose restrictions on how fast its model data can be downloaded. This may impact the timeliness of some plots, but how much is yet unknown. Please bear with me if problems occur.
So does the LSV just get a frost warning or a full freeze warning? I have very reliable information that says a moderate frost should be proceeded by a freeze warning :-).
I would hope that if it just gets to near 30 there will not be major damage. A littlr worried here because we have been running several degrees colder than guidance on many of the chilly spring mornings and mid 20's will do damage.