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It's all based off of coop and other data and is a quick summary so it's going to be highly dependent on how many reports are in region and how many of those are "winners" vs "losers" in the summer storm lottery. It's quick and dirty and I did not clean the data so I'm sure errors abound

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21 minutes ago, Jns2183 said:

It's all based off of coop and other data and is a quick summary so it's going to be highly dependent on how many reports are in region and how many of those are "winners" vs "losers" in the summer storm lottery. It's quick and dirty and I did not clean the data so I'm sure errors abound

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Thank you! This is awesome stuff. Really appreciate your time and effort to put it all together. It's a great read and easy to understand. 

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1 hour ago, Jns2183 said:

It's all based off of coop and other data and is a quick summary so it's going to be highly dependent on how many reports are in region and how many of those are "winners" vs "losers" in the summer storm lottery. It's quick and dirty and I did not clean the data so I'm sure errors abound

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Nice graphic. Just curious - Is this data from NCEI? What is the source for the last 30 days?

I just took a look at precipitation data from all CoCoRAHS, Coops, and WBAN sites, and I think August will be among the Top 5 driest for Pennsylvania.  It looks like it was either the driest or 2nd driest for the State of Ohio. The official NCEI values are scheduled for release next Tuesday, I believe.

Average of 269 well-separated stations with no missing data is 1.94 inches. Average of 417 stations with not more than 5 missing days is 1.90 inches. This actually gives a pretty good estimate of what the official tally will be, so it looks like the statewide average will come in under 2" for the month, although gridding could make it close. There are only 4 Augusts with a statewide mean under 2" (1930, 1957, 1995, and 1951).

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On 9/2/2025 at 9:09 AM, pasnownut said:

Hints of early color up at cabin and on way home yesterday.  Thought it early, but maples show first signs of fall usually in early september around home.....and its early september. :P

I'm currently in Clearfield. Definitely color up here. I was expecting that here, but Huntingdon is basically Kentucky climate-wise so seeing any color in late August was a bit of a shock. 

 

Cats are getting bulky already. They did that last year around this time and at least around here, the winter was kinda rough from December until February. Stayed cold until Spring but didn't get much snow. 

 

Seeing a lot of folks saying the winter is going to be backloaded this year and the clipper should return. I may be back up this way in a month or so just in time to deal with it.

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Hazardous Weather Outlook
National Weather Service State College PA
402 AM EDT Thu Sep 4 2025

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402 AM EDT Thu Sep 4 2025

This Hazardous Weather Outlook is for central Pennsylvania.

.DAY ONE...Today and tonight.

Strong to severe thunderstorms with damaging winds are possible
today.
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We should see our 1st above normal temperature day in 17 days today for many areas. A couple of cold fronts the first weak this evening and the next one on Saturday is stronger. Each of these may bring some much-needed rain. In fact, the National Weather Service has much of Chester County with between 0.75" to 1.00" of much needed rain by Sunday morning. Behind that front we turn much chillier again by Sunday night with a return to below normal temperatures with lows in the 40's and highs in the low 70's next week.

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