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Not to be.

Still foggy with a heavy drizzle falling. 1.11 in gauge at 7 am reading, the 52.3 degree high held and set a record as I posted earlier. Currently 50.4/49.6. The 1.11 no where near a daily rainfall, that goes to the 2.27 that fell back in 1981.

Almost an inch here since 7 am. Temp still dropping slowly, currently 49.6/48.3 at 8:30 pm. Looks like we will shatter another 'cool max', high so far 52.3 degrees, record is 64 degrees from 1992.

Honest Abe here!! I'm in shorts and a T-shirt now.

LOL, wife couldn't take it anymore, the furnace was turned on. 65 in the house, she put thermostat on 69. Still a light rain and fog with ENE wind at 6 and 50.2/48.9 outside. About .50 in the gauge eyeballing from the window.

LOL, going the wrong way here, currently down to 50.3/49.5 with rain and fog at 11 am. Almost 2/10's in gauge since 7 am.

Was just coming to comment my yard looks the best it has in years with the cool temps and rain, lol. I reseeded back in early April. Then I read all the comments about going native and letting the yards go. I am almost there myself, have to replant 60-70% of the 'yard' (I live in the woods, only real opening is what I took down to build the house plus about 50 foot all around) about every other year, mostly on the edges and what I have going slightly into the woods. Agree 100% on the moss, N and NE shaded spots that get little sun it grows well!

Well, Carolina finally figured out how to score against Florida and didn't get swept, lol. Like the series to at least go 6, the more games played the better in my book.

Shattered the old 'cool max' for the date by almost double digits with a 54.0 degree high, old mark was 63 degrees from 1992. A cloudy, foggy, dreary day with drizzle and light rain and temps stuck in low 50's on light E to N breezes. High was around 6 pm when fog lifted and drizzle stopped. All those things returned late overnight and continues currently. Temp 51.0/DP 50.1.

Well, at noon we have 'warmed' to a blistering 51.7/50.8 with drizzle and fog with an ENE wind at 5 mph, lol. Almost another tenth in the gauge eyeballing it from the window since the 7 am CoCoRaHS reading. Radar has shown little if any 'rain' over us, but it definitely is falling. Edit-looked and the record 'cool max' for the day is 63 in 1992, pretty sure I'll set a new one at this rate.

A cloudy, foggy and wet morning here. Currently 51.1/50.3 at 7:55 am. Rain started shortly after midnight, about 0.12 in gauge.

Canaan Valley NWR down to 25 this morning.

Low was 41.0 degrees, not near a record (34.6 from 2013), but cool. MAYBE today will be the day winds finally decide not to blow into the 20's to near 30 mph from the W/NW lol.

43.0 low here after a 59.8 high. Sun came out and warmed us to 68 earlier, but the clouds and wind have returned in last 2 hours. Currently 65.5/37.6 with a NNW wind at 11 gusting to 19 mph. The 59.8 set a new record 'cool max' for the date breaking 2017's 60.2 degree reading.

Didn't hit 60 today, but close. 59.7 high, with a good bit of wind and clouds flying overhead. As someone said, feels November or Marchish. Currently 56.6/35.7 with a 'cool' NNW breeze at 13 gusting to 22 mph. Highest wind was 30 mph just after noon.

Have turned partly cloudy here in last 20-30 minutes, still a bit breezy but temps finally going up (53.8/40.6 currently) after a 45.7 low.

My latest freeze is May 31st (1984), so there is always a chance......

46.8 for the low this morning. Rebounding quickly, already 60.3/50.5 at 9:50 am.

Awesome!

Dang! Caps are done.

3 day event total 3.58 here. Fog currently and 56.6/55.9.

Just realized that was for MD, but my county (with an 'H') also had schools closed due to flooding. There are four counties named Alleghany or Allegany in the Appalachian region.

Just started raining here again, another slug of moisture coming up from the south on radar.

Yep. Several creeks/branches out of their banks, although the river has crested and gone down a bit. 0.71" here, another rainfall record, breaks 1999's 0.67", and an event total of 3.39". The western end/side of the county got a LOT more water, especially yesterday, with two day totals in the 5-7 inch range.

Closing in on the record (0.67 in 1999) for the date. Still raining and another heavier batch is south/southeast of us and moving this way. Several reports in western in of the county of flooding and road closures with 2-4 inches of rain reported. We missed the 'train' that came thru earlier in the late morning to early afternoon.