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Seems to be a wall at the Appalachian Mountains. Some SC peeps on X are gnashing their teeth. They'll get some storms and wind but it literally blows over. Slower moving rain and systems are here on our side. Thursday looks like more of the same. Big ol' slug of moisture will come up from the Gulf. Some hints of even a LLJ into the Tennessee Valley. After some good rain around here the system speeds up and fills over the Carolinas with lower QPF that way. We still have a long way to go on our own drought. I suppose we'll make more progress later this week. My lawn seems perfectly fine now.

We usually get hit with these setups after sundown as they wane and have turned into basically windbags. Hard to get good sups this far east after April/early May. This may be the last chance before full on ridge riding shrimp season comes in around the 4th. There was a funnel cloud reported that I could've seen from my back porch with the last one (briefly touched down as an EF0 off to my east). Still a lot of if's. I'll have my bicycle ready lol

67.7° with a cloud street perfectly aligned to block the sun.

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Not to overstep or bypass your statement. It is interesting that the single one year overshot so far. More on that in a moment... For me, the bigger story is that despite that record holding as long as it has, the year-to-year deltas since have in total averaged negative. In fact, an aspect that's been going on for decades prior to 2012 for that matter. Global ice, not just sea ice, began receding around 1850 - altho it's accelerated notably since 2000. So, a rather low bar of intelligence can infer we are at risk of another plummet at any time. However, I think what 2012, and the 2023 (unilateral atmospheric/sea-temperature coupled explosion of thermal imbalance) both implicate is troubling: the global climate system is capable of moving in unpredictable thrusts. Not in a steady, predictable, thus easier to plan and adapt, linear ascent. Even though 2023 seemed to cause a pause, followed by flurry of pimped out memes, there nothing in the climate reconstructions that suggests that wouldn't happen. I mean geological history is not smooth nor a predictable practice. So epistemically it should never be a surprise to anyone. When's the next thrust?

bummer but i'm ok with some comma head boomers and a miss south on the windy stuff gonna boost our state tor numbers either way, looking to run away with the title in 2026?

What island?

What a picture perfect day. I am off work because of our new addition. Sitting in the yard with a coffee on a Monday with blue skies hits.

My weather stations rain gauge is broken. Assuming the same here you are close

Just a heads-up, as I’ve seen this chart making the rounds:

Lame

Did anyone catch the rotation on a cell in southern York county last night? 830ish? The cell ended up being warned as it moved east but should have been warned before that IMO

Ended up with 1.17" last night, hopefully we dont go another 2 week before we get rain again.

Will be in the Caribbean next week can’t wait. Although I’m enjoying the fresh air today.

Just give me 90, dews, and the beach. Sometimes I wonder if I should just build a rum hut on some beach and sell hemp necklaces.

.3something and the sun today will quickly get rid of it

For sure the upcoming weekend will be on the cool side behind the system but the week should be right around average and Thursday quite a bit above. For BDL, I wouldn't be shocked if they hit 80-81 on Wednesday

Other than Thursday that's on the cool side.

Agreed, interesting days ahead perhaps

Got .78 of much needed rain last night at my station.

0.38”

Thank you for sharing that. Kyle Elliott at MU is very unimpressed with this Thursday's setup, he believes that both the timing of the pre-frontal trough as well as westerly downsloping winds will lead to a "very marginal" severe threat. Right now he's leaning for showers with an imbedded rumble of thunder. I'm on his train for now for sure!

.50" at the lake, everything here is green and lush.

Another tally mark under the "AWT" category

Lets get that to the Jersey coast