wxdude64

Yep. I'd have a hard time with ATLANTIC coast conference and they take in say OK St and Kansas...

Same here, why I am watering every third day now, trying to keep some grass around. BTW, ALL the storms yesterday managed to miss this area (again), still at 1.02 for the month, 0.44 of that fell on the 2nd. Dry, dry.

Nada here (again) although thunder was heard before I took off to Roanoke around 2 pm. THEY (northern Roanoke) got a whopper of a storm between 6-7 pm, I'd estimate 3-4 inches fell in about 45 minutes, water running high and everywhere! Speaking of lots of rain, saw this little jewel on NWS Blacksburg site-- PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BLACKSBURG VA 838 PM EDT MON JUL 26 2021 ..TIME... ...EVENT... ...CITY LOCATION... ...LAT.LON... ..DATE... ....MAG.... ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE.... ..REMARKS.. 0700 AM HEAVY RAIN 4 NE WINGINA 37.67N 78.66W 07/25/2021 M11.20 INCH BUCKINGHAM VA COCORAHS A TRAINED COCORAHS OBSERVER OBSERVED AT 24-HOUR TOTAL RAINFALL AMOUNT OF 11.20 INCHES. MOST OF THIS RAIN FELL WITHIN A 3-HOUR PERIOD ON THE EVENING OF THE 24TH.

Still sitting at 1.02", MAYBE today or tomorrow will return the rains

Well, the humidity is back in 'nasty' zone...

Sitting at 1.02 " for the month here, my driest July on record is 1.76" from 1998, then 2.33" from 1995 and 2.47" from 1996 (my, I forgot HOW dry the late 90's were!) so I am on pace to at least finish top 5 unless a good soaking comes along last 10 days.

Sounds like when son played travel hockey (Roanoke). It was a 55-60 minute drive TO the practice, which was 3 days a week, then games every weekend alternating between home (an hour away for us) and away. But it WAS travel, teams were in Raleigh, Greensboro, Charlotte, Fayetteville, Richmond and Winston-Salem. The BEST one was the two years ATLANTA (Gwinnett) joined the league!! It basically was minor league hockey minus the pay for the players or the bus lol.

Sending thoughts and prayers your family's way.

3rd morning in a row starting in the fog, 65.3/64.8

ABSOLUTELY!!!

I REALLY do not do well in front of large groups. 4-6 people I can deal, 20,30, 40? forget about it!

Well, I GUESS this is from Elsa, in last hour picked up 0.18 and had a 31 mph gust on my equipment. However JUST to my south on next property (maybe 200 ft) a large cherry came down and several large limbs (4-8 inches) broke out of other trees. Clean up isle 4!

Well, hope your day yesterday was awesome @WxWatcher007!! Sorry I missed it, may you celebrate with a CAT 5 and a full blown blizzard later in this year!

Great start to the day, 54.7/53.1. Low was 54.4

My numbers for the month of June, 2021 Averaged high temp was 80.2 degrees vs a normal of 81.5 degrees, a -1.3 degrees below normal. The warmest temp recorded was 87.8 degrees on the 29th. The averaged low temp was 57.6 degrees vs a normal of 57.3 degrees, a +0.3 degrees above normal. The coldest temp recorded was 46.7 degrees on the 18th. The overall averaged temp for the month was 68.9 degrees vs a normal of 69.4 degrees, a -0.5 below normal. Total rainfall for the month was 6.21 inches vs a normal of 3.64 inches, a +2.57 above normal. Wettest day was the 12th with 1.51 inches falling. There were 14 days with measurable, one day with a 'T' and 15 dry days. The highest wind recorded during the month was 28 mph on the 14th. 3 new records, all daily rainfalls happening on the 8th (1.17) 12th (1.51) and the 14th (0.72). A fairly normal month temp wise, a bit wet though. Records go back to October 1979.

DCA: +0.7 NYC: +2.5 BOS: +2.5 ORD: +2.2 ATL: -0.4 IAH: -0.5 DEN: +1.9 PHX: +2.2 SEA: +2.6

Awesome!

As others have mentioned, great start to the day! 54.7/53.3 here

Agree with both. I'd say 60-100 years ago storms were UNDER reported do to lack of observations. Things like Bill were just 'blows' or noreasters or such.

What a great start to the day! Dew's back in the 50's and temp right at 60 currently. Have most of the doors/windows open to let the air circulate.

That was a close guesstimate last night, 1.51 in gauge this am, that is enough for a new daily rainfall record for me, beating 1995's 1.39 inches. A bit cooler this morning with a bit of mist/light drizzle falling and 64.9 degrees.

Home and eyeballing the CoCoRaHS looks in the 1.5-1.8 inches range. I was already heading towards 4 inches for the month before today. Saw a few 4-6 inch reports in the Lynchburg area today, just today... mudslide report or two and evacuations of homes/apartments ongoing there.

At work, so no idea how much has fell, but 3 separate downpours about 20-30 minutes each have come thru this afternoon and evening. Still raining, but not at 100 foot visibility levels as earlier lol.

Yes, all is well here, thanks for that. Hope all is going well your way

Another 1.10" in about 40 minutes here.....crazy.