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  1. CoolHandMike
    Maybe. At least we're under some cloud cover and the temp has dropped to the mid 80's. Isn't this like the third time this year we've had these incredibly hard to track/predict, nearly stationary storms? I don't recall seeing it like this too often in the past. Watching the radar loop it just looks unreal.
  2. CoolHandMike
    I'm located at the red dot.
  3. CoolHandMike
    UNBELIVEABLE. First I get fringed to within a mile south, and now I'm getting fringed to within a mile NORTH. Reading Rain Shield™ in full effect!
  4. CoolHandMike
    Dang. Called it. PECO outage map centered on Caln. Stay safe everybody.
  5. CoolHandMike
    Yup I'm just north of that. In the clear part west of the L in Laureldale.
  6. CoolHandMike
    Still roasting in bright sunshine and high humidity. Went out at lunch and bought a fancy-pants new leaf blower, came home and put it on the charger. Then I went outside and within 10 minutes of simply WALKING AROUND my yard with my shiny-new, giant cordless lawn hair-dryer, I am soaked for the second time today. I'm gonna run out of clean clothes at this rate! As for rain, I can kinda-sorta see some threatening-looking cells over the horizon.
  7. CoolHandMike
    See if you can spot when the clouds broke over me...
  8. CoolHandMike
    I used to live right under the heaviest part of that precip in Thorndale. I can't imagine they still have power at the moment...
  9. CoolHandMike
    So that was a whole lotta nothin last night, but dang if it isn't moist AF outside right now. Sitting here contemplating just how early I can start mowing without pissing off the neighbors all that much... Probably best to wait until the sun comes up at least.
  10. CoolHandMike
    The Reading Rain Shield™ will be tested tonight....
  11. CoolHandMike
    Survived the week. (I work 4 tens and then have a 3-day weekend when I'm in the field.) Really need to mow but decided I can put it off until tomorrow morning... On one hand, we could use some rain and all these storms popping up appear to be huge, relatively stationary rainmakers, but OTOH, that will make mowing soaked grass in the morning pretty miserable. I just know I'm done being outside in 90° heat for now. Looks like my high was 95.7° at the house today. We shall see what tomorrow brings.
  12. CoolHandMike
    Hit 96.4°F IMBY today, which is the hottest yet in August. Only one day in July topped it with 96.9°F on 7/6. Although I'd say the heat index was higher today with a recorded high DP of 76.4°F vs 75°F for 7/6. Either way you slice it, I'm moving to Nunavut at the earliest opportunity.
  13. CoolHandMike
    Rain shield seems to be finally crashing south. The Reading Rain Shield can only hold for so long! Wait, that sounds weird. Eh, whatever.
  14. CoolHandMike
    Finally raining albeit very slightly at the moment. Asphalt and sidewalk are wet.
  15. CoolHandMike
    We shall see. The Reading Rain Shield is holding the line at the moment.
  16. CoolHandMike
    I wish some of those storms forming JUST to my south and west would form over us for just a little bit. We're still under a tenth of an inch from this whole thing.
  17. CoolHandMike
    Not gonna argue with you there.
  18. CoolHandMike
    Interesting! But... why?
  19. CoolHandMike
    Finally getting some rain. Will be interesting to see if those bands over NJ make it this far inland.
  20. CoolHandMike
    More cells in Berks as well now. Starting to see lightning.
  21. CoolHandMike
    Cells popping up in west Chester Co., though not seeing any lightning yet.
  22. CoolHandMike
    The fluffy cumulus clouds floating over my house have suddenly gained darker undersides, perhaps heralding the arrival of inclement weather. One can hope.
  23. CoolHandMike
    The "lesser" models picked up on that quite early, didn't they. Side note--I've been using the slider on weather.cod.edu/satrad to rock the image back and forth in the various different ABI/RGB bands. Even with the reduction in available free weather products over the past decade (RIP OG WU) I still find wonderment in the tools we still have as amateur meteos.
  24. CoolHandMike
    Henri looks like it's falling apart. All of it's convection is sheared off to the SE. Possibly due to moving out of the gulf stream? Also, is there such a thing as the Fujiwara effect that can occur between an area of low pressure (as in, currently over the interior mid-Atlantic) and a tropical cyclone? Looks kinda like what's happening to my untrained eye at least.
  25. CoolHandMike
    Good Lord, Philly's gonna wash out to sea if that happens!
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