Cashtown_Coop

I’m more wish casting the rain to miss. I can handle 2-4” of rain but 6” or more would really damage the courses

Lake Royer lol. My dad worked at Richie and Site R for many years and was one of the last to leave. Back in the 90’s the lake was stocked with fish and family members were allowed to get into the base. Good times

Gut tells me this trends south and heaviest runs northern MD.

That works.

Latest WPC map almost doubles these numbers. If my eyes are correct, we are in the 7-10” range. I hope not

It’s all good. Brother in law has skid loader to fix it the next day. Yeah those storms stalled back to back days. Nothing like that here. I’ve only had less than .20”

That works. Haha. On your total precip you posted, my sister lives in the bullseye in western Adams west of me. Her driveway was washed out

Hoping it fizzles out. Disease pressure is pinned at extreme this past week and continues. Water laying on turf overnight is a bad recipe

Clouds banked up on my side. 85 the high. Storms dancing around us

Maximum Sustained Wind Overall (mph) 160Maximum Sustained Wind at Landfall (mph): 150Pressure at Landfall (mb): 930 Landfall Location: Grand Isle

Just read in main tropical thread that mayor on New Orleans is asking residents to shelter in place for cat 4 storm. Can’t imagine this having a good ending. Mayor LaToya Cantrell on Friday said that with little time left before Hurricane Ida reaches Louisiana, residents of the city should get ready to hunker down and ride out the storm. In a press conference Friday afternoon, Cantrell said that there wasn't enough time to establish the contraflow procedures necessary to move all of the city's residents out of the city before the storm's expected

Good call on the vort flood potential.

All good this time. Like you mentioned earlier, a couple dry days are needed.

Training storms along South Mountain last 3 days now this solid line. 1 watered once the last 9 days at course

Taking a nap and thunder woke me up. Adams county lit up.

Rouzertown on the board.

.74”

Course with a big hit. Over 1/2”

Would be nice before the heat wave. Just finished mowing so bring it.

More than what direct center of storm produced.

One active rescue snd flooded basement service calls coming in

The National Weather Service in State College has issued a * Urban and Small Stream Flood Advisory for... Central York County in south central Pennsylvania... * Until 430 PM EDT. * At 218 PM EDT, Doppler radar indicated heavy rain due to thunderstorms. This will cause urban and small stream flooding. * Some locations that will experience flooding include... York, Weigelstown, Spry, Dallastown, Shiloh, East York, Stonybrook-Wilshire, West York, Grantley, Tyler Run-Queens Gate, Valley View, Manchester, Hallam, Emigsville, Dover, North York, Yorklyn, Jacobus, Mount Wolf and Yoe.

Models just don’t have a handle of this system. That’s understandable with a upper trough / tropical system hybrid merge.

It’s trying to spin south but loses its punch. I’m at 0.04” so far.

York County should be in the Watch as well. Heaviest rain in and around York city now