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Im actually gonna do it this year for the first time lol
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2026-2027 El Nino
snowman19 replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
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Noticed a faint halo around the sun with the high clouds about half an hour ago.
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Up to 80. Pool at 70. leaves popping. Dog in the pool. What a day
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Freeze is unlikely except way north and west. Leaf out if flying right now so we definitely do not want that .
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Exceptional temp gradient. 55 to 80 between Ayer and SW Worcester CO I'm thinking looking at satellite like the boundary is attempting to wash out so we'll see
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All I’m seeing is a progression of the back door, further south/west with each day through Saturday.
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Meanwhile, 74° in Bourne..5 miles to my SW.
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KISS
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Today is progressing just like yesterday…
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King Euro AI would have to agree
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hopefully not a freeze with the vegetation exploding. A frost can be handled but a freeze will kill alot of flowering species.
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Looks like we may clear out once this line of showers moves through
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Full sun and 53.1°. Likely still better than next weeks vomit
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I was looking at the SE board and it looks like the ridge pattern will be breaking down at the end of the month.
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I'm still in believe it when I see it mode with regards to a pattern change. I'm still seeing signs of too much NW flow.
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Up to 87 already
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78/63 here. High noons for all
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54.5°
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1990 had a peak high of 95°. The mean temperature was 74.7° vs. 75.0° in 1977. Both summers were in the top third overall through 1990. A similar kind of summer would be warmer today.
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going to be a bunch of 90 burgers today
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Already 85 here before noon
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How large was it in your area? Definitely think there was some 2”+ diameter hail in SW Geauga around Bainbridge/Auburn, but wasn’t sure if the largest skirted south of you and DTA. Some pretty significant damage with it as you said and it was across a long swath from the southeastern suburbs and through northern Trumbull across OH and it continued into PA. We had roughly quarter sized at the office in Brooklyn Heights, the core of it missed us by a couple of miles which I was ok with!
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Suns out in downtown Boston before us. Rock on! The wind on 1K high Worcester air port needs to go SW ... that would tell us there's frontal retreat. Otherwise, even if the sun comes out we'll hang up at 62 bone-in-ass watching it be 80 up to Sturbridge.
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Meh, I don't like that map for the immediate DC metro... quarter inch or a bit more
