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Agree. Other places not so much, but in the tri state we match up better with astronomical seasons overall.

The only thing I remember about August 2011 was it being historically wet and getting that big earthquake. Before Irene we had training thunderstorms that dropped 10 inches of rain here on a Saturday, then we had that 5.8 earthquake and then Irene.

June 4, 2023 we had a low of 49, the first 40s low in June since 2000.

it's almost in the 50s here now omg Our seasons match the solstices much better -- June 21 to September 21 is hotter than June 1 to August 31

the seasons match astronomical seasons better, June 21 - September 21 is hotter than June 1 to August 31. It's almost in the 50s now....

it's almost in the 50s....

It's called having a mortgage payment and kids in school, highly effective anchors.

Crazy how much rain we continue to get here in middle TN. Looks like lower 90’s is showing up. I’m thankful we have held those temps off till the middle of June. Hopefully the moisture in the soil will keep high 90’s at bay. The trade off is higher humidity but I’d rather have that than dry & hot. Everything is so green still. My yard is thriving. For me so far the late spring/early summer has been fantastic. A+!

I don't remember.. I'm sure it has happened, but I've noticed a big difference in these days between May and June.

In the winter because the overrunning would be better this would likely be heavy 1-2”/hour snow. We only get these in the summer now on weekends.

Yeah, 2011 was very historic heat. But even after the pattern turned wet, we still got very warm lows in August/September, which kept the temp departure above average. July 18, 2012 was the last 100 here at PHL. We got close in 2013 (the first 3 weeks of July were hot), but after that, it was unusually cool. I'm pretty sure it happened just 2 years ago. Remember the record low maxes during the summer solstice (June 21 and 22) in 2023?

Thursday and Friday look like "Toland and Tiger Torched Tropical Taint" days if you enjoy that stuff. Highs mid to upper 80's and dewpoints may hit 70. Then back to more average temps and dewpoints for the weekend.

So close yet so far

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it's amazing how this winter hasn't yet really ended specifically for this discrete region of the planet. heh

yup ... euro even manifests a nice mcs signal. only 180 hour out there but who's county. this appears to be on the nose of a 576 to 582 dm SW/W heat release in that run btw

It’s a shat day whether it’s 0.05” or 0.50”. BTV FTW today

I might not get out of the 60s Sunday and Monday. June is usually a big seasonal transition. I can't remember a time after my birthday (early June) where that has happened before (not getting out of the 60s).

The HREF looked pretty dry as well for several runs in a row. .10 to .20 for New England.

Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC 1011 AM EDT Sat Jun 14 2025 .SYNOPSIS... A stalled frontal boundary will continue to oscillate over the region through the weekend bringing increased chances for showers and thunderstorms. Thunderstorm activity will be tied to the afternoon and evening hours with flash flooding and locally damaging winds as the primary threats. The front lifts north as a warm front Tuesday into Wednesday with a strong cold front expected to cross late next week. Temperatures will remain at or above average through the period. && .NEAR TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/... A stationary front is currently positioned over the northern DC metro. This boundary will become the focus for the development of heavy showers and thunderstorms late this afternoon and into this evening. Based on morning HiRes guidance, we have expanded the Flood Watch for flash flooding to the NE to include parts of the Baltimore metro along with parts of northern MD and eastern panhandle of WV. The environment this afternoon and into afternoon will be favorable for efficient rainfall with PW`s approaching 2 inches this afternoon and saturated through much atmospheric column. This environment will be favorable for hourly rain rates between 2 to 4 inches being possible with instantaneous rain rates approaching 6 inches per hour possible.

53.9° and overcast at 11am. It’s not raining so I guess we’ll go 2/10.

Thanks for the kind words. Are you still up in the Frederick area?

I've been working outside all morning. Just a few showers here. BDR T DXR T HVN .01 GON .01

A link to the data please

Yeah, visibility is shit here too. Smells terrible. It rained earlier and left splotches of ash on my car