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Tuesday looking like it could be a fun day for most of us

We might grow for the next 18 months now that winter is canceled for next year

And it would be colder if we didn’t have cc!

I'm thinking 90+ is in the cards this week. Its been fairly dry recently and there's still a lack of vegetation to curb high temps.

We will be fine. Lived through drier years and we survived

He’s just trying to stir pot…we don’t fall for that nonsense.

I quoted and responded to your silly post yesterday. It was comical…cuz you were trying to say that what you see ahead is something you’ve never seen before in April . I hope we have some good warmth coming…but it’s nothing even close to record breaking, or exceptional.

They need every bit that they can get.

CC? Good luck with that after this week.

This.

Euro weeklies ignored but Euro 8 month super el Nino accepted, and ACATT has an agenda?

Use the quote function. I know you know how. Deranged.

Not at all. You said you’ve never seen anything like what you see coming for April before, and that’s blatantly ridiculous.

This is going to be one miserable allergy season. Heat, wind, dry. God help us.

It was a very interesting storm, there was speculation that there was a down sloping factor coming off the Taconics in addition to where the banding set up. I know over near Milford PA it was a disaster with lots of down limbs and trees, I was fine missing that.

Wind is roaring . Fires galore today

From 3 days in a row down to just 1 now, but better than nothing I guess.

nape+ out there. Wow

0.03" here. That line must have fallen apart before it got here.

Yeah SW areas will be measuring pollen

Pre nino summers are often cooler than avg in the Great Lakes.

Id bet money its not a super nino. But yes, an El Nino is coming

1916-17, 1917-18, & 1919-20 were very cold winters and 1918-19 & 1920-21 very mild here. Of particular extreme was 1917-18 & 1918-19. The cold 1917-18 was extremely impressive and it likely ranks as one of the conus coldest winters on record (I concentrate on local & regional weather, not the entire conus, so idk the ranking). Then 1918-19 was a mild, snowless winter with a huge influenza pandemic. Newspapers at the time attributed the unusually warm winter weather to helping fuel "The Grippe".

That was an incredible heat wave... It was also in the 90F range in Eastern 2010 (2012) weekend. Heat in April has a bit of an advantage - which is quite counter intuitive, I'm sure. It's because the soil moisture over the continental expanse is wholesale not yet a seasonal source in adding modulating water vapor to the atmosphere. This latter aspect will help keep temperature side of the T vs TD from getting out of control on .. say June 20th. We're still going observe most heat post Apr/May than during ... but, the advent of the April or May heat, from the OV to upper MA/NE region, is really a separate phenomenon to either CC, or the "standard" warmth that spreads into those areas as we work deeper into summer. This is a nuanced aspect that will likely be conflated with other factors ... improperly... by those that are not aware that this is a valid phenomenon, due to water vapor challenged being timed well with a warm 850 layer type of synoptics. Maybe we could argue that sets up more frequently now? no guess. If we go all the way back over a 100 years, there's been these separate events.

I remember that. I was 8 years old. I think there were records broken up here too.