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woke up to fog/mist. Mod rn while driving to the gym. Didn't see that in the frcst

2" on the nose from two rounds last night. Saw the classic trampoline in the middle of a farm field on the way to work this morning. Pretty solid storm.

Early AM dog walk with a DP of 71, soupy and misty.

Just for once , please bring the goods, the damage , the excitement, the destruction. Just once, it’s not too much to ask

.20 rain last night here.

We'll probably get shafted while the Frederick area scores over and over and over again.

Picked up .72 with numerous showers ending with the MCS last yesterday. I am closing in on 5 inches for the month and its probably a good thing because the next few weeks look very hot and possibly very dry.

Wouldn’t be surprised by a trim of the northward most ENH based off MOST of the short range guidance. Just looks messy (with some embedded rotating updrafts) Better environment south of the MI/IN/OH border this afternoon.

Definitely a MCS risk Saturday night as Tip alluded to. But whether it goes to Maine or NYC is up in the air. Typically I like to see it modeled just north of SNE if we are to get it since they have a propensity to move more south.

Taking the temperatures under the trees at Central Park since 1995 has resulted in the high temperatures getting artificially suppressed on sunny and warm days by 3° to 4°. So the annual number of 90° degree days has artificially declined to 18 to 19 under the trees next to the castle instead of 27 to 28 days on clearings like the Great Lawn. This is why NYC would be closer to Newark on 90° days prior to 1995 and significantly more than LGA. Now NYC is significantly below both stations. So losing 10 days reaching 90° a year to the trees is a big deal. What we have witnessed since 2013 has been a shift to wetter and more onshore flow. So this is why the 2010 and 2011 summer heat for maximum temperatures of 108° still hasn’t been rivaled. But areas away from the sea breeze influence in NJ have exceeded by a few days their 90° and 95° day counts in 2010 during the 2022 summer. Areas further east couldn’t due to all the onshore flow. Some spots in NJ exceeded their 100° day numbers from 2010 in 2022. We have still managed to experience all-time summer June monthly heat away sea breeze influence in June during the 2020s. This is why the June 100° heat during this decade has been so much higher than it was during the 2010s. Those summers mostly featured 100° heat focused in July. It has almost been monsoon-like since 2020 with the strongest summer heat before the heavy rain and floods arrive. So there hasn’t been any long term decline in 100° days in NJ and Central Queens away from the cooling influence off the bay at LGA during the 2020s. Interior sections of Queens like Corona have been in line with the 100° day counts in NJ. But local breezes off he water have kept the numbers down at LGA, JFK, ISP, and BDR and other coastal sections. All spots around the area with at least 5 days reaching 100° during the 2020s so far Newark………………10 days Harrison……………..9 days Corona, Queens…..6 days Somerset………….…5 days Freehold……………..5 days Canoe Brook……….5 days

Went from .03” to .93” from that line last night. 4.37” for the month. That lightning early this morning was the most intense I have seen for sometime. It was non stop.

I honestly can't remember the last sunny morning. It feels like it's been since April.

Woodholme reporting over 2 inches last night.

Another heavy mist and foggy morning. This gets my nomination for worst June stretch ever.

Really, really tired of day after day of drizzle/mist. I want a clear morning for once! The earliest sunrises of the year, and we're missing them all!! And some sub-50 dewpoints would be nice too. Already sick of the humidity.

Yep, thats the fall cankerworm. They will eventually turn black. I saw people water skiing Memorial Day weekend…it was in the 40s/50s air temp wise, let alone the water temp lol https://www.davey.com/insect-disease-resource-center/cankerworms/

And let’s be honest, it’s not like we haven’t hit 90F in many spots already this year, it’s the humidity that will make the days next week feel uncomfortable.

We had one bad day yesterday and one sunny 80 degree day Monday Ave a beautiful day tomorrow and Friday. You and TFlizz had 6 straight days of clouds and rain and that was on Sunday lol

Yeah it’s real. It just knocks temps back to 80s inland and lower dews. Still a propensity for troughs into Quebec.

lol I am at 0.9" for the month. Need some hits the next couple days.

If it’s even real which we suspect it may not be . It’s not one of those cold back door looks and I think people are getting that impression. I mean sure it goes 90’s to 80’s for a day behind it if it happens

.34 rain last night. Monthly total so far for June 3.94. Definitely need a drying out period to commence soon. Grass is so high and lots of weed wacking needs to be done too to get caught back up.

It’s enough to cool it off some.

It's been a beautiful week so far. You nailed it again.

This is rich coming from you lol. I got 1.20" from a storm last Friday. Just patchy drizzle and a couple little showers since. Not a drop last night.