mahantango#1

I was wrong when I said I didn't see the hummingbird since last Friday. Just seen the female at the Petunia flower today @5:25pm.

US National Weather Service State College PA Favorites ·a day ago · Don't shoot the messenger...

38.5 chilly degrees this morning with a thick fog. I didn't think it would plunge into the 30's overnight.

Not the wind again! Yes we'll have 6-7 months of wind. To put up with.

Someone needs to start the fall thread. It is fall after all. Where are all our pumpkin spice lovers at?

I have not seen the female Humming bird since Friday. I presume she left. The males left about a month ago. I wish they stayed around longer.

.73 rain overnight. 7.35 for the month of September so far.

1.72 rain yesterday. 6.59 for the month. 31.80 for the year.

.58 rain so far.

We are up to 50 tornado's for Pa. in 2026 US National Weather Service State College PA Favorites ·17 hours ago · A 5th tornado from July 18, 2026 was confirmed today. The EF1 tornado was on the ground for about a mile in Burnside Township, Centre County, PA where it downed and snapped approximately 200 trees What took so long? Reply US National Weather Service State College PA · · Author Joey Schultz The location played the largest role. The damage path was in very thick forest within the Sproul State Forest and near impossible to access on foot. Figuring out if any damage occurred from the storm and then where it occurred was extremely difficult until new satellite imagery came out. When it does not have a human impact, there will be no specific reports nor quick need to fly a drone to scan endless forest for a possibility of occurrence. Then, we needed to reach out to our partners and find someone who was willing and available to fly a drone to locate the damage path based off what we had from satellite imagery.

Seen another tornado was confirmed by NWS State Colleget in Centre County that happened back in July.

US National Weather Service State College PA Friday, September 18th, 2026 @ 5:40 AM EDT Good morning everyone! Clouds will disperse from north to south today as drier air filters in across the Commonwealth, with our southern tier of counties being the last to break out of this muggier air mass later in the day. A stray shower is possible during the morning and afternoon, with rain-free conditions across our area from tonight through Saturday. Rainfall returns on Sunday as a system tracks across the Mid-Atlantic, with periods of damp/dreary weather during the week ahead while the system lingers off the coast. Rainfall may be heavy at times, meaning that localized flooding could occur late this weekend & during this upcoming week, though rainfall will trend more scattered and drizzly as the week wears on.

Just got 1.28 rain from this batch headed towards Harrisburg area. Complete with several bouts of thunder. It poured. 1.40 for the day.