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We don't get deep, wide precipitation bands anymore. Looking at radar I would expect that look in the tropics or out in Hawaii. Lots of individual cells that pop up / disappear quickly. Not sure what is the reason behind it.

^Very interesting! The NAO looks to be pretty positive for the next 7 days, which is anti-Atlantic tripole. Remember, May is kind of a sensitive month for south-central Atlantic warming and the following season.

Grantsville, Md 9:30pm, elevation 2,820’ — A solid steady rain past 2 hours and temp now down to 55 after hi temp 66; periods of sun/clouds/sun all day before evening showers moved in.

To be fair, convective events are tough. Even when occurring, basin averages can be much less than the spot/point samples of a singular location. Depends on how big a basin though, ha. HRRR from 18z seemed to sense something was going to happen. Actual results vary, but it knew some localized water was coming.

.35 here so far since 5:30pm.

Lol. She. But yeah. Bulldozers etc called in to fix it.

Traveled the Pike between Sturbridge and Springfield in the last hour and it was absolutely dumping in places

I'm up to 0.80" for the day as I type. 4.64" since last Friday night.

Pea size hail Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

CT river expected to get close to mod flood stage now

Pretty nice Aleutian High pattern getting going at Day 13+ on the GEFS. Let's see what happens, that is associated with possibly some cooling in the ENSO subsurface, and a short term trend to more -PDO. Could pop a nice ridge in the Midwest, too.

59f - Moderate rain -0.16” so far. It will be interesting to see how the precipitation continues to develop along this frontal boundary. .

Getting pea size hail now

we pray the 18z GFS has a clue.. the next 2 weeks look wet

Big storms rolling through.

Let’s Go!!!

Kind of feel like we need a goal in the power play. You just know the refs will even out the PP’s by games end.

BOX must be partying it up tonight .SHORT TERM /FRIDAY NIGHT THROUGH 6 AM FRIDAY/... Upper level low becomes closed and cutoff. It slowly moves towards NY coastal area Friday into Friday night. More synoptic lift and omega expected.

Tonight Showers, mainly before 2am. Patchy fog before 10pm, then patchy fog after 11pm. Low around 45. Northeast wind around 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New precipitation amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch possible.

Yep I was thinking of you. Only a few hundredths here too, but a nice ground wetter. The real stuff has all just missed by a couple miles. Lots of lightning just to my south. More importantly, how you feeling pal?

This was the 12z NAM until 2am tonight.. Big fail close in on all models though

How has today been for you?

Chris, at 1.32" and climbing

Naw but I wouldn't be surprised if the white Mountains see some late Saturday like I was saying yesterday

Not a drop here.