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And Euro continues to be mainly dry for the week.

Welp probably should give models a few more runs to figure it out.

Big changes still on tap for next week. Most modeling and ensembles support that continuing for at least a couple of weeks.

Valentine's n President's day are a day apart this year. Expecting things to clear out, and cool down as a front or clipper pass through the sub. LES potential.

GHD looks unsettled with storm potential developing.

MLK day looks to be a stormy one across the S sub. Hope this pans well for you guys.

Starting off the New Year with ridging over the sub, and LES. Watching for potential system development in the days afterward.

Bursting convection over the center, I think we have Fay at 5pm. Regardless of final intensity, these systems in the subtropics can be quite well organized and aesthetic looking if they get their act together

I'm stuck in the middle of a pretty wicked hail cell. Not overly big hail but very long lived. Ended up with less than .2" of recorded rain, but gutters got all clogged up with hail.

Euro suite advertising decent rains thru the middle of the week. 1.5-2"+

What's left in life if we can't complain about the Nam and Srefs?

On October 6, say goodbye to the NAM, HREF, and SREF, and say hello (?) to some or all of these things replaced with RRFS/ensemble RRFS. I don't know what that's going to look like and I don't know how various web sites will deal the new data feed. I would imagine that the SREF was not really preferred for various reasons. However, it is definitely going to feel strange going to the Pivotalweather or College of Dupage web sites, and not see the NAM, at all, ever.

All low 70's here on the S Shore and bays

Thanks! I hope so, because life right now, between the pain and fatigue, just isn't fun.