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Yes, I mentioned "embedded convective elements."

Guess I didn’t need to stop doing yard work. Meteorological pit.

The temperature surged into the lower 70s before clouds rolled in. Four photos from the New York Botanical Garden:

Not all virga. Just had a brief shower pass through down here in SE CT. I'm sure NE CT and RI are gettin' wet right now.

Looks to be a delicious, magnificent and healthy presentation Mrs J. I remember my late spouse taking basic ingredients and turning them into, by my eye/palate, a work of art. Well done! As always …..

42F low this am

Well's role is a bit unclear. He certainly did suck today.

El Nino is starting up.

Beautiful morning but the clouds have found their way here.

May finishes with a -13.22 SOI Since Apr 2016: Top -SOI Months (out of 121 Total months): 1. Feb 24: -15.55 2. May 23: -15.26 3. Feb 19: -14.62 4. Sept 23: -13.87 5. May 26: -13.22 6. Sept 19: -12.72 April-May finishes with a -23.10 SOI Since Apr 2016: Top -SOI 2-Months: 1. Aug-Sept 24: -24.72 2. Apr-May 26: -23.10 3. Feb-Mar 19: -21.10 All others above -20

Sounds like a CoastalWx attitude!

More lightning north of Sherbrooke this afternoon than I’ll see all summer

Virga plume ahead of the upper low w/ embedded convective elements. A little odd for an upper low dropping from the N. Nice spiral in Quebec w/ decent tstms. Maybe Scott can get some rumblers in Ossipee!?!

You're the one who asked for it.

It worked

Yup. Obs thread…

Managed a greatfirst half of Sunday. After a 38* start it was nice and sunny until 1:00. overcast and 59* now. Maybe we can manage a good weekend next week.

52° with RW+ at 230pm. What a way to run the last weekend in May.

Looking at KBED records that start in 1890 I got from a local wx company I worked for in the late 1980s and early 90s, and then using my own records and another's from Woburn (4 mi ENE), only 3 times has measurable snow occurred in May - 1917, 1977, and 2002. 6 other times a trace. 1917 0.3", 1977 9.5", and 2002 0.2" Weren't there flakes in the air in SNE, including ern MA, in early May 2020? This was after I moved to the DC area.

I think partially that and the bigger issue is all they rely on is the HREF. Euro had 45-50 for CT for days

HRRR clearly showed at least ern CT was going to have good wind. NBM issue? NBM tends to smooth things out a lot, so it may not handle the more wild/high-end/atypical events?

That's what I thought. This late in the season, it is typically either rain or snow. Not that sleet doesn't occur, but typically not in significant amounts or for an extended period. Temps aloft steadily cooled in NNE well as the upper level low moved in, so there should have been no funny warm layers, esp. in a convectively unstable column. Any/all mix should have gone to straight snow in the mountains.

Raining in Greenfield. At least it started while I was up on a ladder outside.