mahantango#1

48 this morning.

Enjoying this late summer warmth...sometime soon those cold gusty 30-40 mph northerly winds will takeover. Making it unpleasant to be outside. Not looking forward to those unrelenting winds. Until then, I'll take what this current warm weather has to offer.

1.41 rain from the event. Much needed at that!

.77 rain today, most rain I had since the last week of July. Got back from Louisville KY. on Monday night late from attended the largest 4 day rock festival in the country (Louder Than Life) It was very hot 3 out of the 4 days there with temps in the 90's.

I was surprised my high was 87 yesterday, welcome back summer.

Especially since Capital Region Water is gonna start drawing out of the river soon. They will shut down Dehart supply to fix pipes I think for about 2 weeks.

Still have 1 or 2 here. The males left the week before Labor day. I'm sure they'll be gone by next week.

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39 this morning.

.10 rain today.

.02 for the event. It is getting very dry here. .50 for the month of August. We need rain. Last substantial rain I got was from that Thunderstorm was about 3 days or so before August. That dropped 2.71in in about an hour.

.02 rain today.

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40.5 was the low this morning.

44.8 was my low yesterday.

Surprised it hit 80 today.

My short term bucket list is getting some heat back here in Pa. But according to some weather follower, that won't be the case this year anymore.

At this rate, the way it's trending, it will snow in October.

43 here.

[As of 5:50 AM 8/26] Mt. Mitchell, NC (6,684') is currently 42°F with a Wind Chill value of 36°F.Reminder: It's still August