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Found the site where stratospheric WV is shown at the various levels starting from the tropopause up to the top of the stratosphere. https://acd-ext.gsfc.nasa.gov/Data_services/met/qbo/h2o_mls.html My question is...Has the Hunga Tonga eruption in Jan 2022 greatly affected the climate system over the past few years with such a strong increase in WV within the stratosphere? We know that very large eruptions do affect the system for a few years, but this one was so different than the usual with such a large volume of WV injected so high up. It was awesome enough with the pressure waves circling the globe many times. Here's a slide show of the charts starting from the top down through the stratosphere into the tropopause.

Another balmy sun and clouds day. Went to zero percent of precip for the next 48hrs. Where's all this rain? It's really hard to break the dry pattern. I'm sure it will rain all day Monday on my BBQ.

monthly record highs were set with the heat wave. any monthly record lows on the horizon?

First 90 degrees day here yesterday, reached the mid 90s. Also 1.36 inches of rain. Currently 58 degrees.

Sorry you are the guy using "fake math". You aren't maintaining a constant baseline in Chester County. There is only one station from the 1970 network that remains in 2025. On average the the 2025 stations are colder. East Nantmeal vs Devault for instance. You are distorting the raw data by changing the station population. My table on the other hand is an unbiased apples to apples comparison, showing no difference in warming between Chesco and Philly Airport.

Really a strong graduation. It's still intensifying in the far east

It's 55F right now or nearly a 40F swing in 24hrs

Honestly today feels a lot better than I was expecting after all that heat. 56 currently and very cozy lol Also good to see we might get a lot of rain. Parts really need it bad.

That KW is a monster

Not sure, but I wouldn't bank on much more than 1:1 ratios

As usual, model extremes were wrong... not a shutout like AI-GFS had for days, not a 3-day washout like EC / ens had a few days ago... converging towards a 1.5 of 3 days dry: completely dry Saturday (probably copy of today cloudy highs to 60s) worst day Sunday Monday looks dry 2nd half... Only reason I'm scrutinizing is a family event on Charles Saturday evening so thankful it looks dry

I'm more impressed with the NAM 12

So when is this shit gonna start shifting S? Feels like winter

Given the last couple years its been bleak so yeah, no surprise. EC canes dont exist anymore.

No surprise

Big fan of the 3km NAM. Let's do that.

ENSO subsurface is approaching the warmest ever, below Nino 1+2. El Nino seasonal patterns may follow, except for temps which effected by the -PDO/-ENSO state that is currently strong in the North Pacific.

15 miles south-east of you... 0.00

I like what you did here.. .

How much of this is snow?

got about 0.40" here yesterday, the sky never really opened up like it threatened to... until today, as we have had a couple legitimate downpours in the last hour or two. steady rain now, approaching 1.00" over the last 24 hours

heh...12z CMC transports 570 dm thickness to Pike on Mem Day, with a low going up the St L. That's a low lcl tvs look there.

Saturday'll be a lot like today is ... It's really only Sunday. Monday's unclear. Some guidance suppress the next roll up

My garden and landscaping is rejoicing today. This is the perfect type of rain for veggies, fruits and flowers.