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Total for May 3.06" rain. Highest temp 93; lowest 39

Overall, May was a chilly, near average rainfall month for the Triad, but not uniform. Temperatures averaged 1.7 degrees below normal, rainfall .32” below normal. The coldest temperature was 36 degrees, which meant some in the Triad had a May frost. However, the highest temperature was 92 degrees, which occurred thrice last month. Lately, 90s have been rather unusual in May, but last month had four such days, the earliest on May 18.

Starting to look like garbage from late Thursday thru the weekend. Just can't catch a break.

Deserts spreading everywhere. Having to water my garden daily. Must have felt similar during the Permian Mass Extinction. SMH

Back to 90s by later this week at the usual warm spots as the below average rainfall and drought continues.

i want 2 believe

Whatever happened to thunderstorms? It seems like we don't get thunderstorms until July these days. Any weather at all has been hard to come by for years. The most exciting weather event in the past several years was the sleet fest back in Jan.

I’m shocked you chose GFS and didn’t use Euro

I’d be all for summer discussion in this thread too but there isn’t much interest in that.

It could be worse O's fans. You could be Tigers fans. 6-22 in the month of May, yikes.

Warms right back up on Monday

44 degrees for the low this morning.

GFS is beautiful next Sunday

90 in Tolland?

I sorta thought the whole discussion regarding Enso was how it effects weather. I don't think anybody really would care otherwise about equatorial Pacific temperatures outside of Pacific fishermen/shipping interests.

That’s a cool front bringing temps from 90 down to 80

The Os enter June 1 game out of the wild card. On June 1 last season they were 14 games under .500, second worst in the AL.

The mistake you are making is assuming that your viewpoint and calculations are correct without looking at the complete weight of evidence.. Over the 1978 to 2025 period Phoenixville warms at the same rate as Coatesville and NCEI Chesco. Its a red flag that you don't match Phoenixville or Coatesville or NCEI. No surprise either, the station network you are using is cooling with time. Well documented in this thread and shouldn't be this difficult to understand. You are giving "unrepresentative" Phoenixville a 25% weight in 1978 but only 6% weight in 2025. Devault, almost as warm as Phoenixville, also gets a 25% weight in 1978. Coatesville the coolest station in 1978 is an average station in 2025. You are using a different representation of the County in the 1970s and 2025. Different again in 1945 with Coatesville, West Chester, and Phoenixville all in much warmer locations.

June DCA _ NYC _ BOS _ ORD _ ATL _ IAH _ DEN _ PHX _ SEA 1.2 0.8 1.1 1.9 1.0 0.4 2.1 1.6 0.9 101 100 101 100 100 102 101 116 96

Looked good to me!

55 imby. 30 at Canaan NWR.

"Details remain uncertain, but there is a consensus across ensemble guidance for a potential system to bring showers sometime Saturday." Like clockwork.

judging by the 45 degrees this morning, maybe this will be the summer that wasn't. I remember we had a summer that wasn't back in the mid '80's , I can't remember the year though.

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