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  2. FPizz
    Thanks. I thought predominantly from like Nov-Now minus like a 6 week break it wasnt like the map above. Carry on...
  3. TheDreamTraveler
    I'm not really bitching about it I guess just having something to chat about that's relatable lmao I don't even really get in the water much at all. My main thing for even saying it is the fact those 2 days will probably be 2 of the hottest days of the entire summer and it happens this early instead of later which is stupid imo. Like if I ever do get in the pool it's only on really hot days like that but I get there's going to be a shit ton of days to get in it lol
  4. WmsptWx
    Holy fucking Christ, you people are exhausting. It's May 15th. I've always considered swimming in May a bonus. It's been 50 degrees for the last month, that pattern seems to be breaking (and it's going to be in the low 60s next weekend so it's not even going to be extended warmth) and here we are. Bitching about the pool water. I may need to take a break.
  5. Damage In Tolland
    Hammer hitting it hard
  6. wx2fish
    Gonna need it trend a little warmer aloft I think for widespread 95+. Euro/GFS are around 18c or so at 850. I wanna see 19-20c with good mixing to lock 95+. Either way low 90s should be doable
  7. Stormchaserchuck1
    CPC 3-4 Week forecast going with an El Nino precip pattern.. should be interesting to see if it verifies, it's been running dry
  8. FXWX
    Yep...
  9. LakePaste25
    March and April were warm in the east. March was +6 here at ERI and April was +5.1.
  10. dendrite
    It’s got more mixing down there with larger mass flow off land versus slightly off water in SNE. Looks like a roaster to me away from the S Coast so we’ll see how it plays out.
  11. Damage In Tolland
    Will be 95+ BDL/ CEF/ Merrimack Valley
  12. A-L-E-K
    storm prospects naso great imby but glad to be back in summer mode
  13. Typhoon Tip
    Euro's putting up big heat numbers in NYC's metro west and N NJ on Wednesday.
  14. sbnwx85
    62 and overcast. Best climo.
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  16. WinterWolf
    I must be thinking if where they measure their snow then…
  17. FPizz
    Hasn't it kind of looked like this for 7 months for the most part with the coolness in the Lakes/NE and very warm in the west?
  18. A-L-E-K
  19. ValpoVike
    Big time back off in the 12z GFS for the southern areas for sure, but the Larimer/Boulder foothills had essentially zero change. Around 16" for this area, while the 00z Euro shows 10-12", but I don't believe it at all unless this comes in colder. But the models have been trending colder for Monday, so we'll see.
  20. Stormchaserchuck1
    June Nino 3.4
  21. A-L-E-K
    beautiful friday to kick off the pattern transition
  22. snowman19
  23. ValpoVike
    May 17th/18th 2017. Something over 3 feet according to spotter reports. I didn't even bother trying to measure. The next day IIRC was about 70 degrees and it melted instantly LOL. But tree damage galore. My personal latest snow I've ever seen coming out of the sky was a long time ago (1997 or 1998 I think) when I lived in the Ohio snowbelt in Chardon, OH. I teed off on a round of golf in the morning during the first week of June with light snow falling.
  24. Stormchaserchuck1
    ^The main correlation is in the NE Pacific and it doesn't look anything like it through the end of May. In June and July the ENSO-500mb correlation is weaker, but May is usually a pretty strong month, even with developing El Nino's.
  25. King James
    Can’t edit and fix my English, whatever Sorry boys
  26. King James
    Why we even bother we forecast? Just say it’s going to be windy and cloudy and low 60s 74 and sunny today? Not even close
  27. weatherwiz
    ehhh I'm more looking at there's a difference between drought and just abnormally dry. But drought can certainly be relative to a location (particularly a region). I just think the word drought is just being hyped up and tossed around like crazy. No doubt many places have been quite dry and have had some local impacts, but those impacts haven't been dire to the point where there is critical concern (sure we've seen some restrictions at times and recommendations on water usage) but save the word drought for if/when things are truly dire.
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