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LVLion77

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  1. It is definitely far worse in Florida! Yeah, today and tomorrow are awful, but every day is suffocating down there in the summer. We just had several days in the 60s this month. Central Florida is definitely worse than the coast where you get some seabreeze, but it is punishing down there in the summer pretty much every day.


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  2. 2.25 inches of rain at my house - Spring Creek is at flood stage and rising quickly. Been a long time since we have reached flood stage. Yes I will declare this drought over guys at this time. These long duration rains are now bringing up the base flows of the streams. Corn is coming up nicely in my area of Lehigh County. If the farmer is trying to plant it now, it could be a loss. The loss however is not just the rain but with the extreme cooler temps. Usually by now, we have temps in the mid to upper 80's with a few days of 90's.   In fact, we maybe back in the 40's for overnight lows and highs only in the upper 60's for June 1   ------ Coolest I have seen for us in June but it does save on the AC bills. But after Wednesday, we go back into the oven.  Watch the mold counts grow big time. 

    We were so dry during the fall and winter with a huge deficit that the ground has been absorbing all of this rain during the spring without any creek flooding until today as you said. It’s been like a sponge. Happy the groundwater is certainly recharged now heading into the summer. I’m happy for the farmers in the Valley as well. Thankfully, it’s going to be in the 80s next week and sunny for a few days next week.


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  3. I 'm hoping you get confused between statistical cycles and overall trends.   Like the stock market for instance. There are short term cycles up and down- but the overall actual statistics show a long term trend of upward.   As it were- the overall warmth of our planet has also trended up, despite shorter term ups and downs ("cycles").  That is unequivocal, using the best data gathering tools that mankind has produced- and cannot be denied, unfortunately.  I wish it were not so...  Just being realistic- looking at objective evidence. No arm waving, or card carrying.   I've been around the world- and seen the evidence that supports the long term trend- which is becoming evident to impartial data gathering mechanisms.  The challange is how do we monitize solutions that buffer us from impending negative possibilities? 
     
     
     

    This sure beats 20,000 years ago when the continental ice sheet reached the Poconos and what is now NYC! SE PA was tundra.


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  4. I was so curious while at work what my weather station would register for that storm (I have an older model, not connected to the Internet, only wireless to the base station.) Just got home and 1.72”. It’s certainly not normal to be at 5” rain mid month! Hope the line to the west disintegrates before it gets here as we really cannot absorb anymore water.


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  5. 0.43” rain throughout the day, despite an unimpressive radar representation for the most part. The trees and vegetation are doing very well this month, but we still have a longer term precipitation deficit in these parts. Thankfully we are chipping away with that.


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  6. Observation:   The repeated underperformance of rainfall amounts in our part (western Camden County) of SNJ has been notable.  Amounts from the last several events to the west and in some cases to the east on the coastal plain have been significantly higher.  Soil moisture and vegetation are continuing to suffer. Last 2 days have featured minimal rain- not enough to wet under the trees and radar looks to be winding doiwn rapidly from this event, Dry begets dry it seems.  

    It is a strange spring with such variability of precip totals over short distances. You are either in it or not this spring.


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