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71/46 Fanfuckingtastic. More like an ideal early October day for our region.

The only thing harshing my fall vibes is that cicadas are still signing lol. It’s jarring.

Slept with my screen door open last night and woke up to 69 in my place (no Ravens, not that). Today is top tier, though…no question about that.

Low 70s with full sun at 130pm in August

It wouldn’t surprise me to see a short notice storm form in gulf with these fronts making it to the northern gulf and rotting

another August overnight low in the 40s (47). just wonderful outside now.

Yeah, reduction of smoke with this Canadian airmass and dewpoints in the 40s are doing the trick.

44 this morning........................ Low 40's have been a habit the past several mornings.

This is shaping up to be the strongest -IOD event since 16-17

45F this morning

The main detriment to snowfall in general for the I-95 corridor since 18-19 has been the warm storm tracks. So while this winter averaged 34.8° in NYC, the 11 days on which .25+ of precipitation fell averaged 41.0°. For 50”+ snowfall seasons and La Niña background NYC needs to average closer to 32.0° and have cold storm tracks and storm days when the bulk of the precipitation falls. Even during the warmer winters of 15-16, 16-17, 17-18, and 20-21,the colder storm tracks and storm days allowed NYC to finish in the respectable 30-40” range for snowfall. But the lack of cold for a DJF average near 32.0° was too warm to go 50”+. Since 18-19 we have had both a warm background pattern and warm storm tracks. So this is why the 7 year snowfall totals have been at record low levels. I am hoping for the remainder of the 2020s we can see some bounce off these extreme low values. But expecting a repeat of 2010-2018 is probably a very low probability outcome absent some major volcanic event.

The sky is incredibly blue today

Seventh day in a row with rain here yesterday. DEN picked up another .69", now up to 4.10" on the month. Wettest August for the airport since it moved to its current location in the mid 1990s.

Wouldn't be surprised to see a burst of storms in the Carribbean and GOM this year as those waters have remained undisturbed and ready to blow up if something can form there.

8 runs in a row now that the Cfs2 is showing a BN September for the MA, SNE, TN Valley, OV, etc. https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=cfs-mon&region=us&pkg=T2ma&runtime=2025083000&fh=1 Fwiw, Cansips had it on its 8/1 update, but Cfs2 didn't.

So, when’s the next heatwave? Asking for a friend. 69F/DP 48F at noon

Come on back. Maybe that's the problem!

The last "good" winter was 2014-2015 for me when I lived in PA.

nah

Goldsboro site is behind the fire department. It's a great place to radiate.

Gee I wish my driveway needed paving. I might throw on an extra coat just because.

We laugh. We cry. We MTD

Wow! One of the TEN best days, fer sure...

Observation deck looks pretty quiet. 70/57 here...beautiful. Good a decent .25" yesterday and overnight. I cannot remember the last time I mowed my lawn.