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  2. Don’t think we’ve had any thunder storms here this summer . Might have been a shower in Mayorch . Boredom for so many years
  3. Slight risk for excessive rainfall too.
  4. Yes, but the downside is you need to reapply every few weeks, or especially after heavy rain. I may look into the cedarcide pellets as a supplemental application.
  5. Could see a marginal risk kind of day with NW flow bringing golf balls to the Seacoast.
  6. Same thing down here. I watched the storms pop up in the same areas three days in a row. Never rained more than a few drops IMBY. Some parts of town got 4"+ and flooding.
  7. The jet stream has been shifting north in general, and that is how it has been playing out. The differences on the West coast in July between the 1980s and now are extreme, more extreme than any ENSO signal or anything like that. It seem to be a one directional change. Although there were some differences in the July pattern 2016-2020. I'm just highlighting how it's enhancing the trend this year, which could possibly mean the same thing that we've been moving through recently, going forward. Phoenix is going to break 2013's high temp record today.. there's always a hope that something like 13-14 can develop, as that was part of the "new cycle"... really hot weather in the Southwest Summer-early Fall does correlate with some Winter -EPO/+PNA pattern.
  8. Yeah was looking at that. Seems like it could have potential.
  9. I've had two damaging events in my hood since 2020, but I mean overall for SNE. We just haven't had those good widespread events. Just a few here and there that are impactful.
  10. the Raleigh weather dome is holding.
  11. Thursday could be interesting if we can bump dew points up a bit. Cold temps aloft, decent lapse rates, and strong mid level flow. Worth watching.
  12. mm ... I'd say I agree, but with a condition. lol. Just my impression, but it seems like we get fewer 'maintenance' variety CB days. but then you get a Monson, or like what happened with the crazy micro derecho that hit my town a month ago, and when they do, they're more extreme? interesting.
  13. I think it's the past two years. Before then I remember some decent ones. I haven't seen thunderstorm all year.
  14. I’ve often seen the bald eagles along the Delaware River when I visit my sister in Milford.
  15. I've seen some good ones but chase anything I can lol
  16. I mean this is just an anthropocene signal, no? Looks like something a climate model would spit out with a cooling hole in July over the heavy agricultural areas due to the unnatural densities of corn and soybeans (and the resulting unnatural levels of evapotranspiration) and irrigation effects, enhanced warming over the arid west with rapid winter warming east of the Rockies.
  17. Agreed on he Fourth, looks fantastic. As for my streak, not every weekend was a washout obviously but a number were. This past Saturday was beautiful but then I picked up .01 in the evening.
  18. There’s a shrinkage joke somewhere here but I’m too busy
  19. Low of 71 here. Shaping up to be a glorious 4th of July weekend.
  20. Another warm and humid day with temperatures well up into the 80's. Rain chances are increasing tonight and through tomorrow. Some spots could pick up another 1" to 2" adding on to our rain surplus so far here in 2025. We turn a bit more comfortable with lower humidity and temperatures not far from normal for early July as we head toward the holiday weekend.
  21. Another warm and humid day with temperatures well up into the 80's. Rain chances are increasing tonight and through tomorrow. Some spots could pick up another 1" to 2" adding on to our rain surplus so far here in 2025. We turn a bit more comfortable with lower humidity and temperatures not far from normal for early July as we head toward the holiday weekend.
  22. Looks like it as of now. This stretch is the classic summer weather we need. Warm and sunny with some storm chances mixed in. The fourth looks particularly incredible. That's a pretty crazy stat of yours though, imagine most of March, and then all of April, May, and June, having precipitation on the weekend.
  23. Looks like it. Should finish around 73.1F, which would match 1925 for 11th hottest in the full threaded record and make it the hottest since 1943 in the threaded record.
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