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I was respectable…I said believe the BS if you want. Thats respectable. I have nothing against anybody here. All good.

Downpour

.17 from that . Looks like maybe one more coming. We hold off

Great example of funny, yet respectable, responses. We should be able to call each other out on our bullshit without dismissing data outright.

Glad I held off on Blackstone . Was heading out to fire it up and figured I’d better check radar . Would have been a disaster

Yeah it was quite a run! Down to 44” today At 3,000ft. Lost 8” in 48 hours with these dew points and rain. Nice inversion out there this AM though.

Yeah this is flaccid

Loos like 91 is the high today with a dp of 66

We pour . But we want thunder and lightning and wild

Thanks for the snowpack updates PF. Down in the valley at our site, Saturday was the first day without any snowpack left on the property, so April 10th was the last day of the continuous snowpack season this time around. The average snowpack ending date at our site is April 13th, so this year was indeed quite close to an average melt out. The overall continuous snowpack duration this season was on the high side of average though (151 days) because we had such an early start – November 11th, which ranked third for early starts behind November 8th in 2019 and November 10th in 2018. This season was notable though in the data set, because it actually pulled the mean snowpack start date down into November. These seasons with early snowpack starts are great with respect to skipping out on a bunch of stick season and getting the ski season going, but five months straight with snow on the ground is quite a stretch – it takes a bit of adjustment when you start seeing the grass again.

Congrats now

Only made it to 88.6F here, but not the case for PHL.

Should get a round two of boomers late tonight. Not counting on anything svr, but perhaps some enjoyable night time acoustics. House windows have been opened the past couple of days and it’s been wonderful.

should be good down into CT too

Looks like it's about to pour here shortly. Dark and gray and a little breezy...

First 90's of the season this afternoon across parts of NJ. Not all that dry either. DP's mainly in the mid 60's across the area. Not muggy by any means but not pleasantly dry. Rainfall over the next week or so generally .5" or less most places. Top soils are dry out this way. Most NNJ locations received just .10" or less yesterday evening.

Overnight stuff seems more 90 north doesn’t it?

I should have put an also somewhere in there, but writing fast, at work, mutlitasking. The family is anecdotal evidence. But there is non-anecdotal data that suggests the anecdotal data, is not anecdotal. Is that better?

How many inches in my back yard?

You are insane. Im sweating my ass off

"There's more than anecdotal evidence..." Then proceeds to provide only an anecdote.

An August day. 89 and 65 degree humidity.

My place got heavy rain and two tornado warnings in Wood County OH for (perhaps) weaker rotations

I'll tell you straight up I think you're wrong for dismissing the data. There's more than anecdotal evidence that shows the last couple of decades have been more humid in New England than previous years. I have family members with roots in agriculture/farming who have noticed differences, and they aren't necessarily buyers of the global warming theories. But they do know the climate is different than it was when they were farming several decades ago. Not just humidity - in their location, but more wind as well, on normal summer days. YMMV I guess...