mahantango#1

Do you think we should encourage/advise Penndot, townships and municipal authorities to put there snowplows up for sale due to climate change?

39 here.

Are we looking at another significant rain event next week?

20 cold ,and calm winds.

It almost seems were going through that now, "wait a week or two."

I'm confident i'll be one of those spots, Brrr!

When the pattern switches i hope we get a storm that produces 20 jnches. Then we'll all be happy.

I think MDT would still only report a "T"

Ground is totally saturated. If we keep getting these heavy rain makers, were gonna have a major flood.

My view this morning

No matter how much your prepare your mowing defense, there is always the hail mary mowing threat!

I guess I'm about normal rainfall for the year.

Well then I guess you will probably be in contention for the 2024 mowing season with the rain your getting lately.

Creek has responded to the rain.

2.20 rain here. Is there one more mow in the cards for you this year to seal the deal on that coveted lawn mowing trophy? Sorta like a come from behind win, when everyone else counted you out.

.23 here

I hope not but being here in the valley, its definitely possible.

Maybe NWS will issues a shingle and trashcan advisory.

Hopefully no shingles will be loosened and trashcans will stay secure. Yes there could be some power outages with this setup.

Do you see damaging wind gusts in the Susquehanna Valley?

Kayak?

Please post in the apocopate weather forum. Don't venture into uncharted territory! Your reputation is on the line! Don't risk getting banned.

It's bound to happen sooner or later with these coastals. Mabey the GFS is on to something. DT said this last night: Wxrisk.com *** ALERT SEVERE LONG DURATION COASTAL LOW INCREASINGLY LIKELY SUNDAY 12/17 - MONDAY 12/18/ TUES 12/19*** /1 There is no doubt now that we are looking at a major East Coast Nor'easter on Sunday and Monday that is going to last in some places more than 48 hours in terms of its duration… and will bring at least another 2 to 5 inches in total rainfall from Georgia to Maine. The truth of the matter is that this event would be a huge East Coast snowstorm with only a few small changes to the setup. What I find encouraging about this is that unlike the last two or three years… in this late Autumn and early Winter e are getting frequent LOW pressure areas in the southern jet stream… coming out of the Deep South and the Gulf Coast and coming up the East Coast itself. So while you may be disappointed that this is actual rain versus Snow it is significant in that we are getting these Southern LOW pressure systems.

19.8 here.