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  2. LibertyBell
    I'm sure it will dry out again come June, wet summers are rare here without tropical involvement.
  3. DavisStraight
    You can get there that quick? Takes me 4 hours to get to Stow.
  4. LibertyBell
    But aren't we supposed to have stronger SE ridges too? Those generally establish a ring of fire that keeps the storminess to our north and west.
  5. LibertyBell
    The good thing is all these things will put a check on human overpopulation in a big way. Nature always knows best.
  6. Picard
    So, earlier, NWS Mount Holly dropped maps on X showing amounts up to 3" over North Jersey. I replied with my skepticism, similar to what I did here. And their account replied to me with the following: "We have been missing out on better rainfall recently, but chances are looking better for a soaking rain tonight and tomorrow, at least from around I-95 and northwest".
  7. LongBeachSurfFreak
    I’m super biased because I’m an east coast surfer and we get our best waves as a result of tropical activity. But I think your right. The peak of last season illustrates that perfectly. Water temps will likely support another hyperactive season, but it’s one piece of the puzzle. Let’s see where ITCZ sets up as we head into June.
  8. Pennfisherman
    This helps a lot.... The google searches of "stein weather" "what is stein weather" "New England stein weather" were not as helpful....
  9. LongBeachSurfFreak
    The roller coaster precipitation pattern. Either excessive rainfall or complete lack of. As the jet tends toward stagnant configurations. Fits the climate change forecasts and should only intensify.
  10. Chrisrotary12
    So umm.... how much of Saturday is ruined? Frustrating differences in guidance.
  11. Stormlover74
    I'm skeptical of upton's 70-90% chance of rain at least through tonight
  12. Picard
    Possibly nowhere for some. It all depends on where the storms pop up and any banding might set up. These are tricky forecasts and modeling hasn't been great. I'd be skeptical of calls for area-wide 2" the next couple of days, but that's just my non-expert opinion. Storms are firing off in their favorite spots out to the N and W. For now that's where they'll stay - they could sneak a little further into the area later on. We'll see.
  13. HoarfrostHubb
    I miss the old train stuff they had on display years back. Now they have one decomposing boxcar
  14. HoarfrostHubb
    There is a Boston area met on various media outlets that is obsessed with droughts... When there is any hint of dryness, we are in Stein mode...
  15. RedSky
    Guidance has cut back on shower activity expected totals to .50" amounts through Friday, shocking I know
  16. ineedsnow
    72 and partly cloudy here for now
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  18. SouthCoastMA
    71° - A+ day
  19. Damage In Tolland
    Downpours already popping in CT. Wtf
  20. michsnowfreak
    Frost advisory for most of southern MI tonight. With the summer-like warmth next week, even though not long-lasting, this should be the last frost until late September or early October.
  21. mreaves
    This all supports my reasoning for eventually leaving VT from roughly March 15 through the end of May.
  22. michsnowfreak
    Good memory! Record low of 46F at DTW on July 2, 2001.
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  25. mitchnick
    And it may not.
  26. BarryStantonGBP
    LMAO at the cope. And LMAO at the warm neutral copers. Have you even checked out Gary Lezak's forecast Many models and mainstream forecasters have been busting hard
  27. BarryStantonGBP
    Models are busting hard, so I'm not even paying attention.
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