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It’s crawling. I think the mountain takes a bite out of it for us before it rebounds eastward.

Wow there were 3” hail reports in NY state yesterday.

Looks like scattered downpours tomorrow with some spots getting significant rain while others get very little. We had the much-needed drying out period, but now the ground is back to being a little dry again. I watered the vegetable garden for the first time in quite awhile yesterday. I'd like to see a downpour tomorrow.

Storms developing in Dover De and moving slowly NW, yet forecast for my grid is mostly sunny, hmm. Meanwhile storms to the West near ( Thurmont ) moving East, but progress may be limited

Reminds me of yesterday's post by @MillvilleWx very muggy, moisture in the air and everything wet.

Showers on the shore...

There are a few stables around the area

One of our techs is there now, but I'm not hopeful for recovering it.

@OceanStWx Do you guys have the official high for CON from yesterday? I know the 93° was before the outage. If I had to put odds on the high estimate I think I’d go… 95° 50% 94° 40% 96° 10%

FWIW - HRRR has been awful at initializing the storms to the west.

Such is life in the rugged foothills of the The Highlands

Mesoscale Discussion 1145 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 1101 AM CDT Fri Jun 06 2025 Areas affected...Southern New England Concerning...Severe potential...Watch possible Valid 061601Z - 061800Z Probability of Watch Issuance...40 percent SUMMARY...Isolated wind damage and marginally severe hail will be possible with multicell storms after 18-19z (2-3p EDT) this afternoon. The need for a watch is uncertain. DISCUSSION...Strong surface heating is ongoing across southern New England along and south of a diffuse baroclinic/differential heating zone. As surface temperatures warm through the mid-upper 80s with mid-upper 60s dewpoints, MLCAPE will increase to near 2000 J/kg with minimal convective inhibition. By early-mid afternoon, widely scattered thunderstorm development will become probable along the diffuse baroclinic zone/buoyancy gradient. Steep low-level lapse rates, DCAPE of 750-1000 J/kg and precipitation loading could favor isolated wind damage with downbursts, while the moderately large buoyancy will be sufficient for marginally severe hail. Vertical shear will remain relatively weak and the storms are currently expected to remain only loosely organized, so the need for a watch this afternoon is uncertain. ..Thompson/Smith.. 06/06/2025

Wobbling a bit!! No drop yet but fingers crossed...cmon fan aspiration!!!

Without CC all ridges were perfect and we never missed storms. Obviously joking, but that is the way it reads all the time.

I was riding a horse that was bucking. 87 here.

Here it comes... https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/?parms=LWX-N0B-1-24-100-usa-rad

Predicting first "shot across the bow" in a couple of months.

85/67 now after a low of only 74. Hazy sunshine, but brighter than yesterday at this time.

WFH today and just realized that my temp is already 3 degrees above the forecast of 83. I'm sitting at 86 and it's confirmed here: https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KPAMARIE28?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR1aUZn05v6EL1SCu83D6YWAz4KB0xPA7zBHapk7ZxcoZfWMxfMgsX9YEUY_aem_AatgGdtB3HDmy_lQiEQW3p1bDKQzlUbvSccn8VpHsQ_8zcjQ2DxBPNU21ROdUrVrozfMvldDScho9lY6LgyGK0dL Looks like MDT is WAY behind what it is here.

Darkness has once again warshed over this dude.

It was off the west coast when the storm took place, which is all that matters. Yes, the jet was a factor, but so isn't the poor positioning of the ridge. I don't know why you inexoprably seek agreement on a 100% CC attribution for everything.

Going to be a HAIL-OF-A-DAY.

also notice how your highs happen closer to 5/6 pm instead of the normal 3/4 pm. that's probably when the heavy shade starts to end

If you're traveling on US RT 2, you'll get within a mile of my place, though it's 2 miles by road - from the blinker in New Sharon by Sandy River Farm Supply (one of the cheaper gas places in the area - $2.929 last I looked). Should be a nice ride up I-95, somewhat slower HUL to PQI. The pullout north from Medway has a great view of Katahdin, possibly compromised by smoke. (Maybe you've already been through there before and I'm not offering real news. )

Awesome stuff as always!!