Cashtown_Coop

It’s adding up. 2 day total is between 2 2.5” at both house and course. Course in York had to close front 9 due to high water this morn.

Storm just pushed out of Adams. Broad rotation on it

FFW just issued for that band

@Bubbler86 Incoming band. Those individual cells are racing north

This will verify for some of us. 0.99” in Fairfield 1.45” at house

Franklin PA- 655 PM EDT Tue Aug 17 2021 ...A strong thunderstorm will impact portions of southern Franklin County through 730 PM EDT... At 655 PM EDT, Doppler radar was tracking a strong thunderstorm near Greencastle, moving northeast at 20 mph. HAZARD...Wind gusts up to 50 mph. SOURCE...Radar indicated. IMPACT...Gusty winds could knock down tree limbs and blow around unsecured objects. Locations impacted include... Chambersburg, Greencastle, St. Thomas, Marion, Claylick, Williamson and Upton. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... If outdoors, consider seeking shelter inside a building. This storm may intensify, so be certain to monitor local radio stations and available television stations for additional information and possible warnings from the National Weather Service.

#wedgechase

Precursor for tomorrow?

I just want rain myself. Managed 0.42” at Adams course. Rooting for at least 1” tomorrow. Amazing the difference in how green it is in the the Dover / Manchester area of York county compared to our area.

I’m making a prediction that either Adams or Franklin counties score a tornado warning tomorrow. I remember in tropical events over the years where storms with rotation like to run the south mountain ridge up from Frederick County.

As I’ve gotten older, I root for days of snow cover equally as much as enjoying the big 12”+ storm. Give me 2-4” snows and snowpack.

Gotta take it when you can. Things could always change or trend the wrong way

Radar building to the south. Someone is getting wet tonight. I just need .50” at the course and I’ll be happy

CTP not backing down tonight Latest model guidance continues to highlight the most widespread rain/heaviest amts should fall tonight, as a potent southerly LLJ lifts north across the region, overrunning the approaching sfc warm front. A serly llvl flow and nearly saturated sfc-500mb layer supports categorical POPs and efficient rainfall production over most of the area tonight, with the highest POPS along the spine of the Appalachians, where orographic forcing will be the greatest. Modest instability, combined with anomalously high and still increasing pwats and forcing at nose of low level jet, could result in embedded thunderstorms with torrential downpours tonight. The 00/12z HREF supports this potential, with some members indicating spot amounts in the 3-4 inch range across the southwest/scent part of the forecast area by 12Z Tuesday. Expect the focus of convection to shift into the central third of the CWA late tonight with passage of low level jet.

That doesn’t look bad. What’s that 6.7” up by Williamsport.

Thanks

Do you have the euro qpf map for the next 3 days

Managed 0.02” yesterday at Fairfield course which brings me to 0.21” the last 27 days. House had flush hit but I don’t care about my yard. Much rather have the course cash in.

Golf course missed it. Looking back on records, I’ve only had 0.19” the last 26 days.

Greencastle took a good hit.

Large warning issued for line of storms.

To add to post, coop is reporting the previous 24hr weather. So you are correct in having to search the current date to see latest obs

I made the top 5.

101 in Wolfsburg Bedford County was the highest temp I could find looking over coop reports from yesterday

Looks like a crush job for HBurg