Based on da mapz I saw, da Lehigh Valley should be getting drenched about now.  Enjoy the grace of the bountiful Lord!

I was trying to push it your way on my radar map, maybe I pushed too hard. 
 
Glad ya got something and hope you get that depression as long as it don't turn into a Nor Easter. 

Got home from the job to another 90's hot and humid day . Rushed packing gear for tomorrow's Great Lake adventure . Picked and watered the garden veggies as a daily chore because we haven't had rain in at least 7 days here . Read the lake reports in the upcoming trip , fish here here , low water in the tribs . That causes me concern at my dock .
In the morning commute , today I noticed my local water fall is dry , the kinderhook was at a lowest point of the year and recent memory . Grass I killed by leaving a j boat on almost 3 weeks ago has not returned , lawn grass is pretty toast as well wich don't hurt my feelings as I'm never home to mow ;) .

Finally , after all the chores were done I was ready to jump into that sparking inground pool I so rarely use but maintain :( and the rain begun to fall !! In buckets !!
Yea for the garden , skeeters and weeds :(

Word on the lake street , there are nice fish swimming out there . I hope to get lucky and have fun trying .
Hey , rain stopped , time for a swim

Yes we are required to wear a heat and humidity temp monitor . Work rules allow so many mins work and so many off at certain temps we work in .
Some areas are over 160 degs

HT right now I'm wondering if the readers realize those temperatures are "real time recorded" and not, the "feels like" temperature babbled about by weather forecasters.  I do know, to the dedicated trades people; be they paving a road or working in the sky, it's just another day at the office.  Take care and catch a bunch.
 
pafisher, I was looking at the projected weather reports for this coming week and you may get your wish,  but it was "The Weather Channel" and they show a 50:50 chance.  Looks like Saturday night through Sunday then back to the heat for yinz.
 
I awoke early this morning to heavy fog that finally cleared around 9:00 AM when some wind came through.  Mostly cloudy for me today, with a possibility of thunder showers around 2:00 PM.  Now the fog has cleared (outside), to fish or; not to fish, that is the question.
 
Tight lines and good times.

I had some overnight precipitation but the T storms predicted for later in the day never materialized.  It was actually a nice day in the lower Hudson Valley with the temperatures less oppressive than the last few.
Chance of pop up T storms the next couple of days but cooler by Tuesday. 
I'd like to do some fishing for my BD on Tuesday but can't decide to fish local, hit the Big D or get on a head boat on Long Island Sound.  Regardless, days are starting to get shorter which means Fall can't be too far off and with it Silly Season. 
Enjoy what is left of the summer as Labor day is rapidly approaching.

Spent last week around Misquamicut (sp?) golfing and eating seafood. Wifey did the beach each afternoon while I ran back to Ct to care for the dog.
We missed the high 90s weather and humidity and came home to a nice shower on Friday-first in a long time-not big but appreciated.
Right now its raining decently with thunder. Hope it lasts a while.
First steady actual  rain in many weeks and the weather folks say more to come on the 10 day-GOOD.

No rain on the Great Lake adventure so far . No fish to speak of either . I coho and a few dink perch but I will take it . Swimming was fun , food was good and friends are priceless

Another bumpy ride out here in the Dead Sea

Maryland got more than she could handle with some heavy flash flooding reported as did parts of SE Pennsylvania.
 
Pafisher give us a holler and let us know how yinz are doing.
 
 

hot tuna
Another bumpy ride out here in the Dead Sea

Rich,what are the reports from other boats,anyone catching anything out there?

You had it right last year,  I'll be surprised if you aren't again.  Like you said, you're having fun.  I just hope steel season is at least a possibility. Look forward to the pics and story.

Trevor ,
This lake troll is still fairly new to me so I'm trying to learn . Lean years on the river are not , especially steelhead fishing .
If I could trade trout for salmon I surly would . If I could trade the solitude of the Great Lake for having to get a spot at O'dark thirty or be skunked , it seems I have .
Honestly I don't know what lies in store of the lakes future . As long as it gives me an opportunity to have fun trying , I'm still learning and having fun . Once that stops then it's time to move on .

Btw, some pretty nice rainfall in the last 3 days to turn the grass green and make the corn tall .

I've been watching the radar today and there was a lot of green,yellow and red North East of Pulaski in the mountains,hope some of it drains onto the SR.Locally it went all around me but not on me.

7:45 PM and just backed the mower into the mancave, sitting for a bit cooling off, enjoying a Murphy's Draught.  Pool is next, not to enjoy a dip though,  vacuuming is in order after the heavy rains.  Shouldn't require but 30 minutes or so and not nearly as bad when cleaning algae.  Then there will be time to relax, perhaps with a second draught...... or two.
 
No rain in the near forecast for my little piece of Penn's Woods but the heat is not going anywhere soon.  Been far too hot for me to enjoy fishing so it's just been honey-do this or that (when "I" felt like getting to it).  
 
Haven't seen or heard the Cicada's but for that one day, maybe some bird had a good lunch.  Got maybe 30 minutes of daylight so I gotta get.  
 
Be right there dear!!!
 
Tight lines and good times.