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Although pollen, viruses, fungus, and mold generally thrive in moisture they all spread more efficiently in dry environments.

I agree. Once we get through the cooler period, I suspect some of the heat will move into the region.

Indeed & CTP agrees as well. AFDCTP Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service State College PA 510 AM EDT Fri May 2 2025 .SYNOPSIS... * Several rounds of showers and thunderstorms will occur this afternoon and evening and repeat in a similar fashion on Saturday and Sunday. * Blocky pattern becoming established by the end of the weekend could produce significant/beneficial rainfall through early next week

Gonna be interesting tomorrow from about LWM to HFD and points N and W. Can’t rule out a storm near and south of the pike, but could be a few nasty storms along frontal boundary.

It definitely is . When it's dry it goes and stays airborne more efficiently. Add the excess wind to the equation. Some got knocked and tacked down last night in areas that got rain so that will help for today.

Poured in Rvc

Thanks for the heads up on the hummingbirds.

I've been reading about that. You lucked out. "Homes across England in particular will be baking hot as the May sunshine cooks us in our well-insulated buildings built to withstand the cold British winters rather than 30C-plus summer sun for extended periods." They should have listened to Ditty. He tried to tell them.

Currently in the Yorkshire Dales in northern England and we just had 3 straight days of mid 70s and sun. Only mid 60s and sun today. Been in England for over a week now without a drop of rain and none in sight. Boy did I pack wrong!

We knew

A few claps of thunder. Some rain. Not bad

Had a lot of lightning around 3:30 and power went out. Parts of town still out

Looks like FL!

Where do you get that fertilizer? Is is a local product?

Steinderstorm earlier.

Trust in The King

Yes that was impressive. Cirrus shield extended down into Frederick and the SPC issued a meaoscale discussion for that cell alone.

Yeah. It's probably time to shut the thread lol

Yeah. An inch of rain over a week isn't exactly a drought buster lol. Looks like sprinkles and clouds for a week. Yay

Lawn looks great. Hydrangeas and peonies about to bloom here already. Everything probably about a week or two early here. And before anyone comments about fertilizer and pesticides my lawn is 100% organic. I use organic fertilizer made from waste distillery grains. Beer...

59 degrees this morning. Dense fog Picked up 0.37” of rain last night from the storm. The precipitation for today doesn’t look to bad. But the wind is going to stick around… Put my hummingbird feeder out yesterday and already have one coming to it.

Banger!

Oops...nevermind

Lmao keep dreaming ive given up on mainstream forecasters and models and note the similarities in 2017 and 2025