Even the 3k NAM is south of the 12k. While it looks like a miss to the south, I wouldn't 100% completely write it off just yet. I remember the morning of the June 2020 MCS (which took out about 1/2 dozen trees on my property), radar show that massive blob of storms heading our way from Erie, and none of the models even initialized with it! Anyway...
84F/DP 73F...humid
Don't recall what game I was playing, but came home from Wildwood with Zeppelin and Def Leppard mirrors one summer. Still had them boxed up in the crawl space until Isaias.
I caved and put the AC on too. It's only 82F but the 65F DP makes it a bit uncomfortable.
P.S. What are we to do with all these weenies from Greenskeeper? Can we redeem them for prizes like skee ball tickets? I think I have enough for the large Hello Kitty plush, a rainbow wig and some sparklers & snaps.
Not that I was going but got an email from the township that Towamencin Day is canceled because Fischer’s Park is waterlogged from yesterday’s rain. That doesn’t bode well for any mowing plans I had today.
Tomorrow I was going to mow the sections of the yard that have been experiencing swamp conditions, what with the dry week and an additional dry day that was forecasted for today.
Maybe tomorrow’s blazing temps will flash dry the yard
Might mean nuttin', might mean sumptin', but the 12z NAM and current HRRR are initiating those storms in wester PA, MD and WV a little further north and weaker than the current radar indicates. (Yes, radar hallucination aren't just for winter.)