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I'd be curious to see the Saturdays and Sundays in here too. I particularly remeber a recent Memorial Day weekend maybe 5-7 years ago, my oldest son played golf on a Saturday in the rain with temperatures in the low 40's during the afternoon.

Just eclipsed 3 inches

Finally over a half inch with this decent batch of rain moving through.

I can't believe we're at what is normally peak heating on May 23rd and sitting at 50 degrees. Incredible.

These are the deficits we're dealing with. For example, Calvert would need over 7 inches on top of the approx. 12 inches of normal rainfall for Jun-Aug just to get to average.

Rain all day here. Went down to the boat and it’s not too bad hanging under the canvas

62F inside. And IDGAF what it drops to, the heat is not being turned on again until November 1. No matter what. Impressively cool. Working out at the outside part of my gym today and I was puffing steam. Felt amazing.

Why is it literally not raining and when is that going to change- Long Beach

filtered sun and 65 degrees. Banged out 4 hours of yard work, got a little sweaty. no complaints here, and it’s now beer-thirty.

On Thursday at noon my house interior was 78 and began the decline and last night at 10 it dropped to 68 and I turned heat on

Got a shot at record high and record low high for BWI in same week

Steve, I understand your focus. There’s nothing stopping you from creating it. But, 1. The local/regional specifics have been taken care of by SE individual storm threads and even then participation wasn’t better than the main indiv. storm thread. Even SE folks often posted more in the main trop. indiv. storm threads. For example, the Milton SE thread here (link below) had barely any posts other than Kayman’s many tornado posts due to lack of enough interest despite its major effects on FL while the main Milton thread had over 2K posts: 2. Even without a specific storm, you, me, and others can already post about the tropics’ potential effects on the SE within the SE Mid-long range discussion threads as I’ve done before. At this time of year with not as much interest in those threads vs winter, the mid-long range threads can use more posts. 3. I don’t think it’s good to create more threads than necessary because it makes the already existing threads quieter. This BB used to thrive on general threads that all would feel welcome to post in. Now it’s become much more regional. But there still is one general thread per year (titled with ENSO) and one general ATL tropical thread that both welcome all to post in.

Been raining down here since 11ish. Temp down to 52 from a 'high' of 57. Wanted to get more yard work done too. Oh, well it'll wait until Monday afternoon.

We are about 4 miles south of Prince Frederick, just past Sixes Road. Thanks for the soil amendment tips! We are having a patio added this fall and I want to have garden beds installed all along the perimeter of it. Finally got some good batches to come through here! Prince Fred Mesonet (2 miles away) reports 0.55 so far today on top of 0.65 yesterday. I like the warmer temps coming and would love to see some peeks of sun stir up some t-storms for the area.

49° with light rain. I'll take it over the 90° a couple of days ago.

61° and Cloudy. good enough

Three day total .80"

Let’s just pretend it’s mid fall with an extra couple hours or so of daylight added on and everything’s hunky dory!

High clouds moved in, but nice shorts a T-shirt weather to the summit.

Looks like dry air winning out, even maybe eating at the rain shield from the NE?

Yep. El Nino standing wave. This upcoming WWB and follow up DWKW is going to be monstrous. And in other news, the models are getting more aggressive with a strong +IOD forming by this fall Wow, look at the WWB animation…

Man , its been raining in HFD for 2 hours, still no rain here. Heading to the family cookout in East Windsor now.

Yeah there’s not a chance I’m running heat on Memorial Day weekend haha. House is at 66 and feels great.