daxx

This band moving through parts of York county is dumping. Up to 3.7 inches.

1 minute ago, Itstrainingtime said:

@daxx What are you thinking? 

I'm  thinking our area is lock for at least 8 inches. I'm sure we mix for several hours. What we don't want is the dreaded dryslot. Sitting for hours waiting and hoping the ccb comes to save us is agonizing. I know people hate the hrrr but I think it is great for trends.  We usually see small shifts east with heaviest precip in these setups.  Between Harrisburg and Williamsport I  think  are golden.

Just now, Superstorm said:

Look at the deformation band!!

Wow!!


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Yea...almost heart stopping.  Lol

12 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

Euro time....!

It sure is pretty! Wow! Big hit for a lot of us.

We all really need to let last Winter go.  I'm not saying forget it, because it will happen again. I think we should not take every model run to heart as well this year. I know its hard not to get sucked into evey model run good or bad, but not doing that is a lot easier on the mind and soul.  My thinking is we will have more opportunities this year. Will it be a blockbuster winter? I don't think so, but there is always the possibility.  It only takes one big event to change everything. I'm going with 22-32 for MDT.  I hope everyone is doing well. 

1 minute ago, Bubbler86 said:

Yea, its a tough situation and frankly if you take his situation of going to the beach I doubt anything happens unless someone died or at least was in the hospital.  When someone dies all bets are off even down to the Life Insurance company coming after someone.  So it depends on the order we are under.  I actually had not researched it that much but if it clearly says it is ones responsibility to self isolate for 14 days after leaving the state then a case may have merit.  Even what I do in going to MD to grocery shop could be taken as an offense if I then go into a PA store and infect someone especially if they end up in the hospital.  

This is crazy.  Eventually everything will have to open.  So when it does will you still be held responsible even then?  So if I get covid in Maryland come back to pa and infect someone I may be in trouble, but if I’m from pa and infect someone from pa I’m fine.  Is the covid in Maryland a different strain?

46 minutes ago, paweather said:

As long as I see a snowflake here or there, Friday night or Saturday I'll be happy! 

I'm not downplaying flakes or even a heavier snow shower between Friday night or Saturday in lsv.  I'm just not buying some of the snowfall maps that have been posted for our area.

Rain changing to snow in May is going to be difficult for us in lsv.  That is even difficult in January sometimes. I'm sure for some up north they will see an accumulating snowfall. It seems the trend this year was to have the cold chase precip.   It would be nice to have cold air in place before the precip moves in.

Picked up .38" of rain yesterday.  For those who have been disgusted with the weather lately, should step outside today and suck up there vitamin D. What a perfect spring day.

6 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

I hit 80 on the button. Now 79.4 outside, 65 inside as the AC continues to run until at least November. 

At least it won't kick on at the end of the week when it turns colder. You will be able to save some money.

9 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

I think that I am turning over a new leaf !

I just commented on current conditions and didn’t mention the “s” word! 

This summer when there is no current snow maps to post will you be posting maps from the past?  There is nothing like looking at a snow map when it's 100 degrees and a dewpoint of 80. Maybe I'm the one who turned a new leaf. Lol!

17 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

There’s a breeze here & I don’t feel any humidity outside right now. We will be begging for a day like this in July!

I have a temp of 71 here and dewpoint of 52. Overcast and a nice breeze.

4 minutes ago, Cashtown_Coop said:

Weather World 12 days trends was nothing but cold air and much below normal temps.    Really cold around mothers day

Yea...It's looking downright cold for this time of the year.  Some people are not going to be happy at all.

Where is Blizz with the snow maps? This is truly disappointing!

1 minute ago, Itstrainingtime said:

The above map was for rainfall from 9am yesterday through 9am this morning. For those west of the Suskie everything you had before 9am isn't included. That's why you're seeing the heavier amounts further east.

It shows where the heavier area of precip was, but does not show correct observations they sent out in there statement. 

I ended with 2.54".  Looking at the public information statement parts of Lancaster county had the highest totals in the state.

Just now, Itstrainingtime said:

When I saw Lancaster's number I began to question my ability  to read! I'm JUST under 2" with moderate rain. 

It has been a real struggle to get the heavier rain into central and eastern Lancaster county.

2 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

You hit the 2" mark yet?

2.09" and raining hard. I should have no problem hitting 2.5" or more.

11 minutes ago, pasnownut said:

You (any) really think the fetch off the bay really plays in?  Serious question as i've thought that during winter storms, but pooh poohed it cause it was never suggested by anyone else.

I never really looked into it. There is something that enhances rainfall and thunderstorms seem to intensify as they move over York and Lancaster counties. I wish I could say the same for snow.

1 minute ago, Superstorm said:

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This is what I was talking about earlier. A lot of times the heavy rain sets up over parts of York and Lancaster counties.

Dumping rain here. 1.4 inches so far. Two inches looking easy here.

It's pouring here.  Radar looks good for several hours of this.

15 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

WPC has been consistently focusing on that area for the past couple of days. I agree with everything you said. 

I would not count out our area for two inch plus rainfall amounts. Lancaster/York area seems to do well with heavy rainfall quite often.

58 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

I saw that on radar and I'm stunned...it is a picture perfect day here. There are just a few small cumulus clouds but it is 95% blue sky. Current temp is 64.

I know a lot of people are hating the weather this spring, but I rank it in the top 5 best springs ever. The ones I rank above this one had snow here.

Give me this weather all the way up to Thanksgiving.  The sun/heat doesn’t do anything for me.  I probably wouldn’t see much in the way of t-storms, but I would take this even if it means losing out on storms.