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69.6" Appreciate all the work you put into making these maps

60's and 70's nearly every day in the "two weeks of rhea" can't make that stuff up

He’s had a tough year

looks like 40s and 50s for several days in a row to me

That happened right after.

What went wrong write up when?

Did something else break in the atmosphere and now it’s raining less? Seriously ever since early 2023 we’ve needed the stars to align for a decent rainfall event, it’s not supposed to be this hard.

Idk about elsewhere but CLT has had heavy cloud cover all day, dont think the environment will be great here but I guess we will see what turns up.

I'll water everything when I get home. Maybe a bonus tenth falls tonight lol.

As long as it doesn't affect beer, whiskey or vodka prices, I'm in pretty good shape.... 61F

my sons graduate next year but they are smart it's at 6pm in the football stadium-only risk is rain-no hot sun

I think the worst outdoor event I've endured was my high school graduation. Having to wear a suit under our gown that day and it was in the mid 90's under full sun...the ceremony I think was late afternoon but it was brutal. Thankfully they were very stocked and prepared with waters for everyone. Second would have to be this event which hosted a ton of various sports mascots from around the region. It was when I worked part time with the Town of West Hartford and at the skating rink and our mascot went (and my brother was the mascot and I was the guide). It was in the 90's that day...I felt absolutely horrible for those in the costumes but they had a ton of tents with AC/fans and plenty of water. Some of the costumes even had built in fans.

Oh..ha.. yeah, wedding out doors ...but you know, forecasting a wedding in April or early May should require at minimum a consult with a local climatologist, who most likely would have advised against that initiative. hahaha I mean, c'mon man. Really. Wedding most popular month is June. Not sure if that favorable weather -related, but I'm sure climate did influence that being the cast over many generations. It's just too hot in July and August for get-up entire, and prior to about June 7 is dodging buckshot patterns.

Isnt it too cold to seed now? My grass is terrible.

It was awful. All of a sudden I started hearing a noise and said to my girlfriend, "Do I have a flat?" so I pulled over and the tire was toast. It was around 10:00 PM and we had been driving for over 3 hours. Not too mention it was chilly. The guy who came almost seemed hesitant to even want to change the tire, he said a lot of people get killed in that area. That is scary stuff too...I've seen quite a people walking along sides of highways, most because their car broke down but I'd be petrified.

We didn't have ours outdoors (except for a happy hour b/w the wedding and party), but we chose July-we figured that was the best month for dry weather (and it was-had a cold front come through the night before it was 78 and sunny/breezy-perfection!

Very much so, they're both meteorologists too But they were willing to take the gamble. Gotta live dangerously sometimes lol

Brutal spot for a flat! That must've sucked. I was in Boston yesterday trying to get back to the Tobin to head north and some lady was walking along this little 18" width from the white line on the right to the barriers on some super tight section of road. No idea how she didn't get hit.

Gamble to have an outdoor wedding this time of year-that's for sure.

I recall being happy about the prospects last week but I totally forgot about the wedding. Its an outside wedding too I believe so I don't want their ceremony to be ruined from rain. Just hoping its one of those quick ceremonies then we can get to the reception then I can settle in and get the Bruins game loaded on my phone

Seeing as you ask haha not me. Altho, with one stipulation - we don't parlay from week's ending rain into unending relentless Labradorian nut sweat weather that never truly ends until summer begins on August 11th and ends with an early cold snap in early September ...essentially ruining the whole summer. 2020 did something like that... ugly year for warm enthusiasts. No, the worst year was 2000. I lived in Waltham that summer... man... we put together a lot of 69/62 misty diurnals that year and it just stole the whole fucking go if it - Anyway, excluding something like that ... I'd like to grab a basin wide 2-3" soaker that then more ideally moves into days that are pithy warm - not gossamer like depending entirely on sun and nape affect. I like those...but the air smells like glacial farts in 60 shade/71 sun and just comes off as fragile and fake. But we dream ...

Nothing but gray and clouds here this morning. We bought some property at your longitude (below the lake) and will eventually begin to experience the non-coastal weather once we build.

The rain collapsed that was supposed to hit last night, and we ended up with .02. I'm not sure why these huge complexes just die as they move out of the mid state.

Really happy actually this end of the week rain isn't panning out. Have to drive to New Jersey tomorrow evening for another wedding Friday night. I just hope this journey is better than our trip to Long Island two weeks ago. My rear passenger tire decided to go flat on the Long Island Expressway about 10 minutes from our hotel. That was incredibly scary having to stand in this divider area between guardrails where the highway split off waiting for All State to come and change out the tire (I have to invest in a tool to do this myself).

There's a large blob of rain on the radar that would bring precip to the southern portion of the DMV, assuming it doesn't fall apart over the mountains.