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I don’t recall seeing a drop of rain since at least May 13th. I just finally got a few drops (a T) and radar suggests I could get some more. But prospects aren’t great for much more this evening. Regardless, things are looking up for the next couple of days and much of the week to come with an overall wet pattern.

Maybe we will see thunderstorms anyways in the upcoming days,seems like we fixing to see a ERW along with maybe a CCKW,in which the Rossby wave will kick off the strong WWB EAST of the IDL, This would kick off a more monsoonal flow and put us in a wet unstable pattern in a few days more or less.Least we should see some much needed rains here

0.49” 7am-7pm 5/23. 3.53” for event since 5/20.

Just a guess but I'd say you make up for it.

Stuck in the wedge here in Lake Norman. Misting rain off and on, fog, and 60 degrees on Memorial Day weekend. Was hoping for some good thunderstorms, but the atmosphere is too stable.

There’s barely any restriction though, it’s all voluntary.

Record cold high temperature today in the Triad

I think that was the cell i was watching on my radar yesterday

0.50" 50°

Temp down to 49. 0.91" of rain today

This has a jog to the memory of the "big" snow we had here in NC this past Feb and the raleigh area was the snow hole. Hopefully that blob of rain and storms over I 95 around KFLO and points N & W will make it here. Otherwise today will be a dry day with only .07" today so far

Not complaining, wondering if the rain totals will be lower side or do we make up for it tonight into tomorrow?

Amazing how long it took to get into NE CT. Force field indeed. The radar has been fascinating to watch today. Can't imagine the melts there would be in here if this was snow.

Don’t speak that into existence

Almost an hour since it started and driveway is barely wet; glad this isn’t snow!

0.51” so far in Syosset.

Flying back home tonight from Vancouver. Looks like a rainy week was had!

This is what 1997 was like.. June is finally getting close with a Canadian ridge now showing up on medium-range models Edit: You could say May is pretty close

Euro Weeklies are still quite wet in the SE next week (5/25-31) as this represents 2-3” for many:

52 for the max today, not bad for March

Yea, we normally see a raging STJ during a La Niña. Looks very Niña like!! Lol

Upper outer cape will frequently do a little better than a place like MVY on a seasonal level. That extra latitude makes up for being out there. They usually get a few extra inches per season from OES too. The outer cape can get clipped on a NNW OES setup while everyone else misses.

I HATE Houston. They got all our rain today. That radically altered the forecast for Austin, now progged for sunny and hot right into Wednesday. The southeastward repositioning of todays storm radically changed Austin's weather. Now its going to be a picture perfect wall to wall sunshine, Texas-style Memorial Day Weekend! Mid 80s to mid 90s temps, dews in the low 70s with an occasional passing cloud. Sure we need to dry out BUT we got millions and millions of people moving here as Austin fast becomes the North American Hub for tech. Man we gotta get those aquifers filled.

They do not open the third lane east bound when there is rain or stronger winds, so it's just horrendous timing. They do it to prevent incidents of cars/trucks blowing into the head-on traffic, or hydroplaning into head-on. They also canceled the Bay Bridge Run back in November for the same exact reason. I don't ever foresee them changing that rule either.

.87 of rain in Marysville so far today.