KamuSnow
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Read an article today talking about the ideal indoor temperature (thermostat setting) during the summer, saying 78F was good, and maybe up to 80 to 82 at night. Lol. Must live in Arizona. I realize that with some of the moisture taken out of the air, 78 would feel better than 92 and humid outside, but still. I'll confess to having mine set at 72 on days like today.
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I wouldn't mind, the cooloffs make the heat easier to take (knowing there's relief coming).
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One year we saw the Canadian Snowbirds do a long banking 180 turn out near Wayne, Pa, around July 4th. We were playing softball and had a great view with no trees nearby. Pretty awesome. I'm sure they were flying at Willow Grove that day.
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Had a nice pocket sized storm here too, received 0.20" of rain, with some thunder and lightning, most of that was off to the south. Cooled down to 75F (from 82), DP 69.
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0.86" here, also a few lightning bugs out the last 3 nights.
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Hello and welcome!
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Storm total here is 1.80", only added .17 since yesterday morning. Low was 47F, currently 49, a degree cooler than yesterday. Philly's low max of 59 might be easy pickins.
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Looks like they maxed out at 54F.
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Total rain so far here is 1.63". Currently 50F, made it down to 48 earlier.
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Lol - enjoy!
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I actually just turned the heat on, got kind of damp and chilly outside. 52F here with 0.75" of rain so far. Nice breeze here too.
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Been pouring here, we lowered the tent down to short people height, still got mist blowing through. We'll probably head up when that hole on the radar to the SW gets here. Meanwhile, lol, we're persistent.
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No wonder there are none down here, you've got them all!
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Yellows on the doorstep here. Good night for a kettle fire, temperature wise at least. Tent's working pretty well, facing SW so we don't eat too much smoke.
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Sounds about right, and the week prior to that we had 1/4" here, so it's been dry for sure. Got 0.70" here last night, this morning all the plant life looks refreshed. Nice day!
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Up to .40" here from the two rounds (2nd round was a decent shower but no lightning). Been a boatload of lightning for the last half hour off to the south, from this baby moving through Delaware, and into south Jersey, with distant rumbles of thunder. Saw 3 lightning bugs as well. What a nice night out!
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Nice out now, some sun, steam coming off the driveway, everything wet and refreshed, plus we saw a faint rainbow off to the east.
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Still raining a bit, up to .30". Not too much wind, no hail, but plenty of thunder and lightning. Nice shot of rain too. We decided to go inside since the lightning was getting a bit close, and then a bolt went down across the street, maybe 400-500 ft. away. That was...stimulating!
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Rain!
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Just getting ready for that southern cell to roll in here, lots of thunder and lightning, a few rain drops, probably about 3 minutes till we're into it. Sounds like a good old fashioned thunderstorm, like last summer.
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Nice breeze is helping so far.
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We just saw 2! It's happening!
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Monday sounds plenty cool, I have higher confidence in that than in rainfall, but I won't turn any down! I did water the tree canopy, I was able to get it up about 35 ft. which misses the highest part, but got a good bit of it along with some wisteria and honeysuckle, which are both starting to bloom as well. I know plant life gets its water from the roots, but I'm sure you've noticed in the spring, how after an extended warm dry spell, an overnite rain makes things pop.
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Hey, long time no post - good to see you! If this dryness persists, it could take something tropical to break it. Hopefully it won't take that long. One thing for sure, it can still be plenty humid around these parts even without rain. We have a Yellowwood tree here that is just starting to bloom, the flowers smell amazing, but so far not noticing any scent. Thinking about spraying it with a hose, let's see how high up we can get the water, the tree would probably appreciate it. Simulated rain, you know?
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Sounds reasonable. It doesn't seem like they migrate a whole lot.
