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Who is ready for some weather whiplash? After one more unseasonably warm day today we flip to unseasonably chilly starting tomorrow and lasting through at least Sunday. Tomorrow's afternoon temperatures are likely to be more than 30 degrees chillier than today with widespread 50's. We turn even chillier by Saturday with some models hinting at record low maximum temperatures with highs struggling to escape the cold 40's during the afternoon. Some much-needed rain looks to arrive later today and continue off and on through tomorrow. More steady rain arrives Friday night and continues through Saturday. This combination of rain and cold will make Saturday feel more like a raw early March day than Memorial Day Weekend.

Who is ready for some weather whiplash? After one more unseasonably warm day today we flip to unseasonably chilly starting tomorrow and lasting through at least Sunday. Tomorrow's afternoon temperatures are likely to be more than 30 degrees chillier than today with widespread 50's. We turn even chillier by Saturday with some models hinting at record low maximum temperatures with highs struggling to escape the cold 40's during the afternoon. Some much-needed rain looks to arrive later today and continue off and on through tomorrow. More steady rain arrives Friday night and continues through Saturday. This combination of rain and cold will make Saturday feel more like a raw early March day than Memorial Day Weekend.

So I’m curious why you guys think this El Niño is expected to grow so powerful not too long after our last strong event in 2023-2024. The latest guidance has this hitting high end strong at a minimum, given how this event has been developing (already near +1C on the daily in Nino 3.4, subsurface is boiling etc). The return rate for super ninos is what, once every 8 or so years? My thoughts are this developing super nino is a response to the persistent and intense La Niña background state we have been in (delayed oscillation effect, I know Ray has mentioned this idea in his blogs several times over the years). I was thinking in March that the super Nino idea might not pan out because we just had a strong event in 23-24, but perhaps that “la nino” was a strong El Niño inside a persistent Nina background state, and this is the real regime changing El Niño? I have to say, we don’t see eye to eye often but I have to agree with Adam about how this event is developing. He struggled last winter, but he has been on point about this early developing El Niño. It’s more basinwide than east based right now, but I don’t think it really matters in terms of winter prospects. If he’s right about the strength, the warmth will be everywhere (as is standard in super ninos), and it likely will leak more east anyways like 97-98 because super ninos tend to do that historically. I know there has been some pushback on that analog, but no analogs are perfect. 97-98 is good enough at a high level. My top analogs right now are 97-98, 15-16, and 82-83.

Low of 39 at the airport. There was patchy frost at my suburban office.

I'm hugging the HRRR. For the record I feel like today we have a good shot at something fun. At this point I'd be pumped to see some lightning and downpours.

Without looking at anything, and in the absence of any context whatsoever, I will venture out on a limb and guess you are thinking warmer than forecast?

Yep, the environmental impacts of that will be mind-boggling.

First +90 temp of the year at 90.2 degrees for a high, not a record (95 in 1996), low and current 58.7 degrees.

WB 9Z NBM for today.

Just look up Stratos Hyperscale Data Center. Horrifying.

Those are the warmest 7am May temps at BML and IZG ASOS since they were commissioned

Just give us a faint sw flow and it’s Florida. Gotta love how fossil fuel emissions all the focus meanwhile… All those data centers popping up

Philly set their new all-time warmest May temperature. Newark tied their May monthly max. POU came in 2nd place for the warmest May temperature. Time Series Summary for Philadelphia Area, PA (ThreadEx) - Month of May Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending. 1 2026 98 12 2 1991 97 0 3 2022 96 0 - 1962 96 0 - 1941 96 0 - 1925 96 0 - 1880 96 0 Time Series Summary for NEWARK LIBERTY INTL AP, NJ - Month of May Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending. 1 2026 99 12 - 1996 99 0 2 2022 98 0 - 1992 98 0 - 1987 98 0 - 1962 98 0 3 1965 97 0 - 1895 97 0 Time Series Summary for Poughkeepsie Area, NY (ThreadEx) - Month of May Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending. 1 1941 98 0 2 2026 97 12 3 1969 96 0 - 1962 96 0 - 1936 96 1

This is just a feature now. Careful what you wish for. 60’s for highs looking great. Can’t wait for the return.

The persistence continues with often world’s apart differences in sensible weather between here and eastern Long Island. Jet still meandering overhead. Memorial Day weekend gonna be a lot of GWDLT…

Glad I installed at least in the bedroom. Was going to just go with the window fan. Never cooled off.

The 6z NAM and NAM nest on the site I'm looking at have storms.

NAM comes in like "what storms today?" Hopefully it's wrong but the pattern we've been in for 5 years says it's right lol

NAM is only S coast special today . BDR to CC

Drying off after a sunrise surf session. Water temp 47.2 28 degree air temp difference from the boardwalk to the ocean (150 yds)

High of 92 yesterday with .02” of rain. Sure is a nice morning 62 degree', sunny & blue skies. Guess we will see when the rain moves in today. On another note with all this heat the hummingbirds have showed back up.

Happy 7am!

LWX seems to think we get a STWatch today. They mentioned it in their AFD... haven't seen them do that much before

Thank you for this. I noticed the Hampton Effect a few years back after a buddy moved to Dover and he cashed every thunderstorm while ASH consistently gets nothing. I’ve been obsessed with it since because it is so consistent.