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. 76", . 58", . 22" the past 3 days with mod rain falling now. Nothing special compared to some... But it's August! I should be mowing dust every two weeks by now... Not bailing hay every 5 days. This is May BS.

 

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Cant remember if snow cover advancing in late July is what we want or not???  Pretty sure it means a repeat of 09-10!

It’s an ingrround pool and I feel we probably need it completely resurfaced. Lot of plaster damage over the winter 

I respectfully disagree with Eskimo... But the explanation would be very long winded.

We do around 50 plaster pool renovations a year. I don't want this to come off at all as an attempt to drum up business... It really was just an offer for friendly advice. If you want to discuss further just send me a message.

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1 hour ago, mappy said:

I need more than advice. I realize it’s a really busy time of year for pool companies, but we cannot get anyone to come out and even look at our pool to tell us what kind of work/repair it needs. Been sitting empty for a month now. 

It's def a crazy time of year....I assume you need a new liner if the pool is empty?  Is this an aboveground pool?  If you feel handy enough to tackle it yourself let me know and I can at least guide you in the right direction....

Strawberry crop this season has been off the charts...double what we harvested last season. (2) 15x20 ground level gardens with about 30’ of raised beds that wrap around a large shed I built.

 

We do a good bit of canning but have never canned strawberry jam. I think we will give it a go this weekend.

 

I noticed that the title of this thread includes pools. I’ve owned a pool business for almost 20 years. I’m happy to offer some free advice/troubleshooting for some fellow weather geeks.

 

 

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Euro looks like it came around to the idea that there will be an organized area of heavy rain from the system this weekend. Paints 4-6” across areas just above the MD line. Pwats around 2”....

https://www.weather.gov/marfc/Flash_Flood_Headwater_Guidance
I dont think that's the one I have seen posted before on here though... anybody else got a better graphic?

Thanks... Much appreciated. Certainly pretty low across the area.

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Anyone mind posting current ffg for the area? I never know where to find it...

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Market St is famous for flooding during this type of event. Looking at radar and knowing the area well there s some serious flash flooding going on.


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2.11" of rain already at ballanger creek KMDFREDE106. 4.13"/hr rate
Edit:
5.25" at Monacacy village This is bad
https://www.wunderground.com/personal-weather-station/dashboard?ID=KMDFREDE77

Just checked that location....6.9” accum precip. Wow! Is that the past 24 hours or today?



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Getting some light rain and thunder with that line back building. Place to my east must be getting pummeled.


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I usually sit the sidelines during sever season... I know very little. Love severe but have never taken the time to dig into it.

A definite shift in the stability to my west... To my east are clear blue skies. To my west is now starting to bubble. Hoping for a good early season garden soaker... Possibly something even more interesting.

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This is like the scientific version of the panic room!

Closest thing to true blizzard conditions I have ever witnessed.  Snowmageddon part 2.

 

IMBY video

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwbKKgxN-PQ

I received 28" in both the 96 storm and the 2/6/10 storm.  96 was by far a more enjoyable storm to witness imo.  Most of the snow came during the day, very cold storm (low teens) and the relentless rates were awesome.  Compared to 2/6 which came at night mid 20s temp.