M'eh, don't want to be in the bullseye this far out. Besides, the high is sliding off the coast, we quickly flip to rain.
.75" from our latest storm, just under 10" for the month.
67F
I think we lose 2 seconds of daylight the first day after the solstice. For me, it’s the first sign of autumn
(Followed by Lowe’s and Home Depot putting out Christmas decorations on July 5th.)
I knew severe weather was possible today, I was thinking wind, maybe some downed limbs and a power outage or two. But I didn't have flooding on my bingo card.
There's water in my basement and garage. Water rescues in and around Lansdale/Towamencin. Looks like 2.25" -- most of which fell in about 30 minutes.
This is some of the heaviest rain I've seen since Ida/Isaias. My street is a river, someone's trash bins washed up on my lawn and my creek is out of it's banks.
Anyone know anything about birds? I have a robin building her nest on top of my hose reel which is directly under my dryer vent. I don’t mind the nest and plan on leaving her be. But I wonder if the hot exhaust from the dryer will be harmful the eggs (which she hasn’t laid yet).
Up to .75” so far. Only 9.25” to go for the Euro to verify.
Stating the obvious, this is much welcomed. I kicked up so much dust mowing yesterday you’d think it was August.