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  2. donsutherland1
    Yes, things have trended cooler. The onset of late-season blocking has played an important role.
  3. JenkinsJinkies
    Last time we were entering a niño we were having snow level futility in regards to rain well into June.
  4. EarlGrey
    It doesn’t “look” like it’s going to rain tonight. My yard is looking like hay and the ground is cracked. I’m not watering it anymore!
  5. wncsnow
    Not a drop yet here
  6. PhiEaglesfan712
    Thing is, no one can say that after the winter we had. There was plenty of cold and snow to go around this past December, January, and February.
  7. WxUSAF
    Giga-Nino cometh
  8. JenkinsJinkies
    When is it going to be our turn?
  9. MANDA
    Persistent light rain, some moderate at times since about 10 A.M. Temperature stuck at 38. Currently 36 up at High Point and 38 in Vernon per NJWXNET. When April opened based on late March and early April LR guidance I was expecting a +3 to +3.5 degree temperature departure for the month. Bust on my part. Cooler periods were very effective at beating back the warm periods. Unusual around here in recent years. Per @donsutherland1 April looks to average just about 1.5 above and that might slip a bit more before the end of the month.
  10. WmsptWx
    Gullywasher here in the south middle of the state. Drought being busted.
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  12. kdxken
    Not sure how anyone has the patience to watch the news.
  13. A-L-E-K
    Nice
  14. BooneWX
    Dumping. Praise the lord! .
  15. nrgjeff
    Drought breeds more drought. Monday continues to look like a Midwest shift. Sure they'll be some wind in the Mid-South and probably Mid-State, but I'd put the tornadoes in eastern Missouri, southeast Iowa and of course Illinois. Tuesday now looks more interesting in the Mid-South. Jet stream truly shifts south. LLJ looks a bit veered, but with the upper jet from nearly straight west that's plenty of turning with height. Tuesday much more moisture will be in place vs kind of JIT on Monday. Finally Tuesday outflow will be all around after Monday. If temperature forecasts are correct, those cooking boundaries will be ready to go Tuesday afternoon with their inherent locally higher storm relative parameters.
  16. psv88
    Horrific. My son’s baseball game suspended at noon. Kids frozen
  17. jm1220
    Obligatory "if only this was winter".
  18. metagraphica
    Correct, haven't turned on my TV in at least 2 years. Watch most things on my computer monitor, or just listen to music via YouTube playlists while working. I read all of my news since there are zero sources of video news that are delivered in a non-breathless hype manner.
  19. CT Valley Snowman
    This is still primarily a SW 1/3 of CT event even with these late shifts NE. Today is dry for most. If I get a few light showers tonight here is NBD.
  20. WinterWolf
    See I was thinking when he said no TV, it was zero TV. Another words, he doesn’t even turn it on. And doesn’t turn on any radio at all either. I mean watching a different mode or medium on your TV, is Still watching TV imo. But I get what you’re saying.
  21. 87storms
    The important thing is that there's a stratus cloud deck overhead while North Carolina into Southern VA are beautiful right now.
  22. EastCoast NPZ
    Has happened with every single event the past 3 years.
  23. Brian5671
    rain hitting a brick wall here for now-sprinkles
  24. nycwinter
    gee i wonder how psv will feel about today and tomorrow weather
  25. nycwinter
    wore the winter gear this morning tomorrow will probably be the last time i will be able to do it until this fall..
  26. sbnwx85
    Jelly but will probably catch the very tail end of this late Monday
  27. ChescoWx
    Unseasonably chilly weather this weekend with high temperatures more than 10 degrees below normal for the end of April. We have picked up 0.04" of rain so far today here in East Nantmeal and it looks like as much as another inch could fall across the area by noon tomorrow. Temperatures this afternoon will likely fall into the 40's by evening and reach the upper 30's by morning. We warm back into the low 60's but still several degrees below normal for the rest of the work week with more rain chances by Tuesday night through Wednesday.
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