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It's been nice slightly inland. Feels bad for the immediate coast but that is per usual

.23 of rain so far in Marysville as of 7:30. Steady rain continues. Heavy band looks to be developing out near Huntington & Franklin county.

This is underwhelming on the Eastern Shore. 0.00" with showers falling apart.

77 at 6:23pm, warmer than expected. Wunderground still showing 99% chance of rain tonight.

As the Kelvin Wave has continued to progress east, TAO/Triton has +4-5c anomalies now under Nino 1+2. Should be interesting to see if it surfaces in the east, along the American coast in the next few weeks. Still to be determined whether it's an east-based, west-based, or basin-wide event. I'm leaning toward basin-wide.

35 here with light snow for about the past hour. A chilly next few days up this way which I completely expected after a fairly mild April.

I totally get it man. Not trying to rub salt in a wound. This particular spring you all have really gotten shafted. From that week of 85-90 inland while you all doored . And these last 3 days of 67-72. And there’s been a few others.. and next week has a few days of 70-76 though you may do ok if flow is W. I remember posting in winter that the cold SST’s were going to ruin spring along the coast. Whenever that happens , the coast really suffers deep into spring

I'll give you April, which typically does suck here. March sucks everywhere when its not snowing. And by May dews and baseline temps start to creep up here regardless.

Absolutely. But look at where all the complaints have come from this spring

Yep, no rain within 100 miles today. After 80% chance with 1/2-3/4” forecast yesterday. But glad y’all got some much needed relief

Yes I know. I was talking about the annual seasonal fluctuations. E.g. if you set up a series of sensors in Iowa and monitored them for 86 years you could show the same type of data, with the same chart showing the seasonal variability as well as a general yearly upward trend. My point is that you wouldn't call that "global air surface temperature", because you're not measuring the whole globe with evenly-spread sensors - you're just measuring Iowa; and that explains why it goes up and down with the seasons - because all of your sensors are in the northern hemisphere. If instead the data was actually the whole global temperature - you shouldn't see the seasonal up-and-down like that, because the temperature rise in the southern hemisphere in the winter should match the temperature rise in the northern hemisphere in the summer - because that's the way the seasons work on earth.

WB latest EPS weeklies for May. Cool, no big heat waves...average rainfall.

GFS is as dry as run for parts of NC as we’ve had this spring. And yes, Saturdays system is now east of I 95

And I doubt its more than a dozen days in April/early May where its 70 in CT and 44 here. I'd say it sucks here for a month..but inland areas share a good amount of the meh weather..just not all of it.

WB 12Z EPS. Next "significant" rain chance next Th.

Got some raindrops falling in the vineyard this evening, 53 F.

May (May be) DCA NYC BOS ORD ATL IAH DEN PHX SEA +0.8 +0.4 +0.3 +0.5 +2.5 +0.9 +1.3 +1.6 +1.6

-NAO has been correlating with an East Coast trough more 23-24, 24-25, 25-26 vs 18-19 to 22-23. NAO is a little more important this coming Winter, I think.

Decent rain in silver spring, getting some puddles in my ancient and misshapen driveway. Maybe a third of an inch? I should get a rain gauge.

Fair. I guess the concern is that there’s basically no floor with super strong el ninos. Can be a total shutout almost even for people at very high latitudes and elevations.

Yeah, but gangsters don’t die we multiply.

Some nice sheet drizzle now. Should get some rain tonight.

Yesterday was actually decent here. Today is the one dog shit day. But also even for the coast it’s been below normal. So the North Atlantic argument doesn’t work.

54 and light rain. At least everything is green

You should be ok now.