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As expected the Iowa stuff is breaking up as it moves into IL. The outflow has cooled it off nicely though.

I ripped out a rotted window sill once that had a yellow jacket nest in it. I was like 25ft up on a ladder and took a half dozen stings to my face. My face swelled up so much I could barely see for a day or 2.

Per this in C: -Biggest warmings in 1 yr (per eyeballing) (all >0.2) 1. 2022 to 23 0.30 2. 1976 to 77 0.27 3. 1887 to 88 and 1957 to 58 0.24 5. 1929 to 30 0.21 -Biggest warmings in 2 yr 1. 2022 to 24 0.39 2. 1887 to 89 0.29 3. 2014 to 16 0.28 4. 1971 to 73 and 1996 to 98 0.27 6. 1904 to 06 and 1929 to 31 0.26

As someone who agrees with a lot of the points you are making, dude you need to cut this shit out. I’m all for calling idiots idiots, but look at Yanksfans post history, he is not some dumbass climate change denier. Seems to me like he was just busting your balls, that kind of response to a joke is uncalled for.

Yea I never said that at all or alluded to it dumbass

We have been fortunate from Philly to Boston that it hasn’t happened yet. But it has come close at Philly. They managed to narrowly miss a complete shutout twice with 0.3” in 19-20 and 22-23. So they avoided the T from 72-73. NYC also has avoided a complete shutout with their lowest season out of the last 7 coming in at 2.3” in 22-23. Boston was able to stay over 5” with their low season coming in at 9.8” in 23-24. People would really start to say it’s never going to snow again if Philly had a T or their first 0.0”. With a T to 0.9” in NYC and under 5.0” at Boston. Thankfully we are yet to see a snowfall season this low from Philly to Boston.

Two gorgeous days in a row. Humidity ain’t as bad as the weather media was acting like. .

Understood! There is always a bright side……. As always ….

Ya looks that way but by humid in the 60 to 65 range most days.. with a couple higher mixed in

87 degrees at Longwood Gardens.

Wouldn't rooftop stations give us inaccurate readings due to elevation?

Yet another meteorologically unremarkable tropical system overperforms in the impacts/fatalities department due to freshwater flooding.

Just noticed today, that lawns are starting to burn out all around.

Nice humid week

I'd kill for 2016-2017 right now...featured about normal snowfall and I haven't seem that since 2017-2018.

16-17 had a very sharp cutoff right around PHL, which had 15 inches of snow that year (which was even below the 18-19 total). DC and Baltimore had about 3 inches of snow the entire winter, which puts it as one of the Top 10 least snowiest winters for those cities. I personally don't want that type of season again. The next time, the cutoff may be further north, and it may make 01-02/11-12 look like child's play.

The 5 pm advisory shifts the track of Chantal 40 miles west at Raleigh by Monday. Possible Va/DC impact slightly increases.

There are a couple of posters in this thread that are passive aggressively hunting that very response.

Okay I get your point. It’s never going to snow again.

I think it’s a great outfit. The most important thing in life is to have fun.

This dataset stands on its own. You can spin it, cherry pick "micro-areas", argue about its veracity or deny it exits. But in the real physical world- this dataset is corraborated by actual events and changes that one can visit, see and touch...that only this trend can explain. Lets continue to keep a macro view, shall we?

Screw that, I wanna chill on the Cape in dry weather.

Hopefully we stay cloudy and showery later this week from this

unbelievable 14"+ of rain in 24 hours in central texas, with some areas seeing 19" over 3days

I just gave a reason why it didn't snow despite a +PNA and -WPO....the PNA ridge was too far west. How am I placing too much stock in the teleconnections??? You are the one that just said it didn't snow despite a -WPO period last season.... I would argue that the subtropical ridge won't remain so robust should the WPO flip negative....we argee the west Pacific warmth is largely responsible for that ridge, which is synonymous with a +WPO. This is largely why the past -PNA\-NAO intervals worked out better.....they were -WPO.