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But as we all know, he has a one track agenda and its not swayed under any circumstances. Using a regression line is great for a long period of time, but for short periods its nothing more than cherry picking data points to support your agenda. Xmacis makes this super easy for him. Like I posted earlier, I can do the same thing by picking data points. What do you know, Detroits snowfall increased from the 30s to the 60s from 1996 to 2014 . Of course a regression line at Boston starting in 1990 will be down after the past several low winters which followed record snow in the 2010s. Its a completely pointless and errant argument from a troll. Remember, this latest posting spree of him talking to himself began with him telling bluewave that lowering coastal snowfall jives with his memory (even tho he doesnt live on the east coast) because he remembers "winters of his childhood (1990s) were WAY snowier". After which he was called out by showing that snowfall in Pittsburgh (nearest first order site to where he lives) was much higher in the 2010s than the 1990s.

A reminder, as cold as the winter of 2013-14 and 2014-15 was in the Eastern US, some areas in the West Coast, particularly California, recorded its two warmest winters during that time:

Imho to a higher tolerance this entire hemisphere/continental, ongoing pattern, is still quite structurally analogous to any is a day out of a January ... Just think of it as being 30 or 40 dm higher in heights and thickness. It is as thought the pattern is absorbing the seasonal solar flux/change ... but it, in itself, is still very winter like and being forced to change due to that input - some how. That's what's been peculiar about this spring so far; the winter pattern isn't breaking down - same structure at a higher height registry. We're still getting above normal temperature days, too. And the "cold" ones are also doing that thing where they are cold more so relative to acclimation than they are cold relative to climatology, as well. This latter idiosyncrasy pretty much defined our temperature departure behavior during the last 9 months - here we are in May still doing that interpretive dance. All these idiosyncrasies are unusual. But they are unusual aspects that don't cause inconvenience enough for anyone to take notice. interesting

I tought the same....feels like October...only reason you can tell it isn't is the Sox are playing today.

Yep this is about the best weather we can get. So green. I hope we can rinse and repeat this pattern in June, July and August.

Especially as a man. Nothing worse then wearing a suit/tux in the heat. Congrats. Looking good for Sunday!

Just short in LGA and NYC but notable is the 2002 chill EWR: Hi / Low (rainfall) 5/18: 56 / 44 (1.51) 5/19: 60 / 39 5/20: 59 / 41 5/21: 63/ 43 5/22: 69 / 44

Death, taxes, Brad Marchard owning the Leafs in the playoffs.

Low of 54 and yesterday was my first day without measurable precip since May 11th.

Legit fall feel this morning. Cloudy, breezy, sprinkles, u40s.

Much / most of this is Wed - Sat with around 1 - 1.5 with more in W(PA) and Eastern areas from the coastal

Records: Highs: EWR: 98 (1962) NYC: 99 (1962) LGA: 96 (2017) JFK: 92 (2017) Lows; EWR: 39 (2002) NYC: 38 (1976) LGA: 43 (1976) JFK: 42 (2002) Historical: 1780 - The infamous "dark day" in New England tradition. At noon it was nearly as dark as night. Chickens went to roost, and many persons were fearful of divine wrath. The phenomena was caused by forest fires to the west of New England. (David Ludlum) 1915: A spring storm came to an end after producing widespread snow. Total snowfall from the storm included: 17.6 inches in Scottsbluff, NE, 8 inches at Cheyenne, WY and 7 inches at Chadron, NE. 1955 - Lake Maloya NM received 11.28 inches of rain in 24 hours to establish a state record. (The Weather Channel) 1962: A heat wave gripped the East Coast with high temperatures reaching 99° at New York City, 98° at Baltimore, MD and 96° at Philadelphia, PA (all either broke or tied records for the month of May.). Other daily records included: Greenville-Spartanburg, SC: 99°, Newark, NJ: 98°, Concord, NH: 97°, Allentown, PA: 97°, Richmond, VA: 97°, Athens, GA: 97°, Columbus, GA: 97°, Philadelphia, PA: 96°, Atlantic City, NJ: 96°, Roanoke, VA: 96°, LaGuardia, NY: 95°, Harrisburg, PA: 95°, Wilmington, DE: 95°, Charlotte, NC: 95°, Raleigh, NC: 95°, Nashville, TN: 95°, Hartford, CT: 94°, Lynchburg, VA: 93 °F. 1975 - Thunderstorms produced golf ball size hail and wind gusts to 110 mph in Minnesota, between Fridley and Hugo. Fifty persons were injured. The hail and high winds destroyed fifty mobile homes, and a dozen aircraft, and also destroyed a third of the Brighton Elementary School. (The Weather Channel) 1977: Over a 9 day period, this was the fourth day of a terrible heat in the Chicago, IL area. Over the 9 day period, the daily high temperature was 90° or higher setting eight high temperature records. The monthly average for those 9 days was 69.3° or about 20 degrees above normal. 1987 - Thunderstorms in Texas produced thirteen inches of rain northwest of Lavernia. The heavy rain, along with golf ball size hail, destroyed eighty percent of the crops in the area, while high winds toppled trees. Golf ball size hail was also reported south of Dallas and around San Antonio. Up to eight inches of rain drenched Guadelupe County. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data) 1988 - Severe thunderstorms in southwest Texas produced hail as large as tennis balls around Midland, with the hail accumulating up to a foot deep. Showers and thunderstorms in the Middle Atlantic Coast Region produced 3.5 inches of rain near Schuylkill PA. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data) 1989 - Thunderstorms developing ahead of a cold front spawned ten tornadoes from Illinois to Tennessee during the afternoon and night. Snow, wind and cold prevailed in the Northern Plateau Region and the Northern Rockies. Dixie, ID, was blanketed with nine inches of snow, winds gusted to 87 mph at Choteau MT, and the temperature at Crater Lake, OR, dipped to 11 degrees. (Storm Data) (The National Weather Summary) 1990 - Thunderstorms deluged Hot Springs AR with thirteen inches of rain in nine hours resulting in a devastating flood. Two waves of water, four to six feet deep, swept down Central Avenue flooding stores and the famous bathhouses on Bathhouse Row. Water released from Lake Hamilton devastated the area between it and Remmel Dam. The 500 foot Carpenter Dam Bridge across Lake Catherine was completely washed away, as were cabins and mobile homes near the lake, many of which flowed right over the top of Remmel Dam. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data)

No mow May is transitioning into no install June

Another unreal gorgeous morning. 10/10.

62 / 45 breezy. 36 more hours of dry weather. Low 70s today and Tuesday , some warmer spots could touc 75 today. Trough cuts off below the ridge Wed - Sat with low developing Thu/Fri with rain, cool (50s-40s) ENE/NE flow - 1.00 - 2.00 inches of rain between Wed - Sat (AM). Saturday salvageable after the morning - but cool and proably not clearing till later in the afternoon W-NE. Sunday and Monday looking similar to today with dry , mostly sunny, breezy and temps near normal (70s). Trough stingy into the Northeast to close the month. Warmer air grows out of the rockies and towards the first week of next month into the area, nothing likely sustained but near to above normal.

Your 100% right on that!

I can only hope for weather like this morning on my wedding day on Sunday—sans the breeze though.

After all this excess rain, the last thing we need is a tropical system riding the coast.

Autumn is the fastest warming season I believe. I wish summer was over by September lol, I love fall temps.

The bussiness is all her, man...I just funded it.

7 in a row. Them and the Avs both hold that current streak.

I turned my central air on once for a few hours on Friday night...that's it for the seasn so far.

Nice! A shrewd businessman as well as a weenie !

Unless you’re beachin’ it no idea why this weather is getting anger. I love this. No AC, good sleeping weather, great planting and generally really comfortable during the day. The in-the-sun feel is like +15 this time of year assuming light winds or wind-shielded hang outs, so it’s generally really nice even at 58ish…