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Op runs don't look so bad for early May. Mixed

WB 12Z globals for the weekend.

100%. I have a '93 Craftsman that's still going strong. Just oil, batteries and one fix to the steering coupler.

For NJ, I recommend this. And there's also CoCoRaHS, but most AM reports happened before all the rain had ended. https://www.njweather.org/maps/?refresh=1&map=precip_24hour

Fuglies

Puklies

I like using wunderground and looking at stations around my house. NYMesonet is also good.

textbook definition of mid. im basically gone for the entirety of may so im hoping this crap is out of here by june

I will say this....in NE TN, many of the tornadoes have been daytime recently. The one that did $30k worth of hail damage to my house was during the day. Now, when I lived in Knoxville...it was almost all nighttime. NE TN has to almost have a sustained SW to NE track of whatever system is required to produce tornado activity here. Derecho stuff sometimes will do it from the NW. But it requires a huge SW fetch to get that type of severe into NE TN. IDK...maybe that is why daytime threats are worse here. Knoxville and points west...totally different animal. I don't even know if I can name a daytime threat in Knoxville, but remember having to go to the basement many times as a kid at night during crazy bad storms. The '93 outbreak(college at UT at the time) I am pretty sure was evening or night...maybe during a Friends season final episode.

Ah hahahaha perfect!

Same ole story last 9 mos. Ridiculous

We were in Paris and then Switzerland a few weeks ago. Everyone spoke a bit of English everywhere we went. We did not rent a car at all and relied on public transportation exclusively. My advice would be to look into the Swiss Travel Pass and then download the SBB app which will give you all of the public transportation schedules. Once you get the hang of it it is extremely easy to get around. Happy to answer any specific questions as well.

Where is the best place to check how much rain a specific area received last night?

What the fuck are you rambling about now .I love summer and everything that comes with i. Don't psycho analyze me when its you who should be on the couch. The majority of time I am on a beach in a pool or walking down the street and swimming in the lake..This cold ruins my fishing. Only good thing is cutting trees and yard work is more invigorating. You need another outlet besides Frisbee golf. When all models were showing this colder solution and pattern change I posted what the weeklies also were showing. No one wants that shit Tip. So do me a favor and go find someone else for your analysis.

The weekend is now completely dry on 12z GFS. Sat into Sunday has a 90% chance of rain here per NWS point click

Yeah @jaxjagman Tennessee overnight is one of the highest state proportions in the Union. @Runman292 I was gonna say that's just since I moved here, lol! But Jax is right. Living in East Tennessee reminds me of living in eastern Kansas. Things get rockin' in the western part of the state, sometimes middle. Then the leftovers roll through at night. Occasionally it does start east and we get tornadoes too. Otherwise just like I now drive southwest to North Alabama, I used to drive southwest toward Wichita. Which brings us to Monday. Still looks possible Mid-South. Euro has the ol' east crap-out. Fresh 12Z GFS keeps it going. A lower scenario option is always the classic midday MCS shut-down. We'll see.

I don't really see any drought conditions in Frederick right now...certainly nothing like 2 summers ago when we became the Great Basin. Now we're more like Lincoln, NE.

Looks like I should have put down the dimension and grub X last Sunday while we had the rn. Nothing of significance in sight.

Ha! didn't y'all just have this exact same conversation two weeks ago? I don't get the impression you're succeeding in influencing that particular poster.. lol. Umm he's not inclined to agree with you, much less even read further than 'not great' when it comes to whatever it is he's using to promote the avoidance of inevitable seasonal progression toward summer. hahaha. that goes on here a lot. Like no problem admitting summer; but don't admit to signs and process -

Radar shows rain, but doesn't look like any is reaching the ground at GMU.

A few hundredths

I like to think that I am a fairly smart (ass) individual. Reading @Jns2183 makes me feel Oklahoma public school levels of dumb.

I'm assuming the strong + enso event will pretty much guarantee a ratter ski season? Iirc, for northern new england they've never had a strong snow season in a strongly positive enso state.

0.5” would be great, I’m worried it will be 0.15”

They are not always great beyond week 2. March was supposed to be cold and stormy instead it was a dry torch. I can think of a bunch of winters where they advertised a switch to cold and stormy and it never happened. So who knows maybe they'll be right this time. There is blocking developing so would lean towards cooler/wetter