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What the heck happened to the entire first floor of that second picture.

I bet the roots of that tree were cut on the sidewalk side, because it was lifting the sidewalk up, then the sidewalk repaired. I am saying this because we do not see the sidewalk lifted up by the tree falling. When I was a kid we had the problem where the town cut the roots on the curb side. Hurricane Belle blew thru, and the tree fell away from the street as a result of the weakened root structure.

.47 here.

2022/2025 had similar monsoon patterns in old Mexico with giant fetches of moisture running up into the Southwest. We've actually been quite wet since late April. 2mm x 30 = 60 mm above average, that's over 2 inches wetter than average for much of Mexico, in the wet season. A lot of decent snowfall years for the West seem to follow these wetter Junes in Mexico. June 2025 looks like the opposite of the Junes preceding the five best snow years in Philadelphia since 1985. I don't see super favorable outcomes for subtropical moisture feeding nor'easters this winter but we'll see. Sort of expecting a weird winter here - warm but pretty wet. Canadian shows a -PDO neutral those can be pretty good or terrible here - but they're often highly erratic. Not a PDO thing -

Did you see the video of the dude shoveling hail in Foster?

Now channel 4 news wants to do an interview lol

We were playing the 8th and teeing off on the 9th when we heard the first thunder. We hustled to finish and got done just before the horn blew calling people off the course.

56/53 here with a little breeze. Windows and doors wide open and almost feels chilly.

Wind chills on KMWN tonight will be in the 15-25 range and likely staying below freezing through the 4th. Not unusual for them, but cool. And always a threat to the unprepared hikers that frequent that area. A few weeks back there were several rescues due to similar conditions combined with unprepared hikers.

Several years ago Shewchuck told me that he has testified in court as meteorological expert using only raw data because his worldview is that you should never apply corrections to fix biases, errors, and/or mistakes. When I asked if he discloses to the court that the data may contain biases, errors, and/or mistakes the conversation ended immediately and he ghosted me. I think at some level contrarians have to know that what they are arguing for is at best unethical and potentially fraudulent with criminal consequences at worst. It makes it even that more baffling that they continue down this line of argument while simultaneously gaslighting the rest of us as if we're in the wrong.

Absolutely beautiful day yesterday and today. Loving the lower dewpoints.

Over their mutual overlap period from 2005/01 to 2025/05... +0.65 F.decade-1 is the warming trend using nClimDiv (formerly USHCN). +0.77 F-decade-1 is the warming trend using USCRN. Considering that nClimDiv should have a significant UHI effect whereas USCRN does not it is likely that it is significantly underestimating the warming in the United States at least since 2005. I'll also remind readers here of what the net effect of all adjustments at the global level. [Hausfather 2017]

Very impressive hail signature in NE CT earlier. Not surprised by the 1.75" hail reports. Tons of wind damage across the state.

Where'd you take that pic Paul? Great stuff!

91 today, really racking up the 90s

Roof did ok…

Yeah it's going to be memorable, hopefully #1 but top 5 works!

Nice day at Dewey including a low pass by a C 17, a shark sighting along the surf, and Dewey beer’s new island retreat stout, which is fabulous.

My house after Sandy, one of my neighbor's houses after Sandy...

Will be top 3 hottest Julorch we’ve ever seen

Got dry and a bit chilly tonight.

Bob Chill you are a genius. You live well away from the major population centers, You have about 950 feet of el and are in the foothills. The thing I ENVY you to death over is the fact that you will never have what I call Dale City Blight, at least not for about 60 years. Probably not EVER, not even into the upcoming 2100s. But Dale City...... GET OUT NOW. I35 Corridor in Texas is getting as bad lmao, Buda and Kyle TX are both in a screaming free fall, luckily I am 61 and rapidly declining already from way too much jebwalking and will likely not have to deal with what is coming, especially in the Austin Greater Metro Region into the 2030s and 2040s. If you live there, get out while you can. If I won the Power Ball tomorrow, I'd probably move to the Rockies. NO MORE PEOPLE walking around, period. Those small towns just are the best places to live! I have changed radically in just the past 3 years! I HATE people walking around at night! Anyplace with no people is good, hell I have come to love Egyptian hieroglyphs so damn much, I think I'd enjoy living 12 hours out in the Egyptian Sahara! I am a full-fledged Warminista in my old age, and love to study ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics and hieratic signs.

Golf balls reported

Weather channel wants to use my photos

No such thing as 95 Zone she it’s toned well. If anything south coast seabreeze helps