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1.29 rain yesterday, event total 2.67.

No idea what you two are talking about. Doesn’t look cold or wet next week lol. Scooter wasn’t calling for that either . Next week should be nice overall . Maybe showers mid week but warm, dewy flow vs cold. ACATT lol

this is easily going to be my latest install.. Theres usually one day by now it gets impressive. Maybe I can wait until June this year?

ya Hammer is going to have to change his forecast.. Kev uninstalling @CoastalWx FTW

Warm and wet pattern next few weeks as the cutoff lows undercut the ridge over Southeast Canada. So an early preview of the Euro summer forecast. Very close to our summers since 2018. Many days in the 60s and 70s with a few low 80s sprinkled in especially the closer you get to Philly and CNJ.

Scooter knew.

i am sorry Mike. Continuing to say prayers for you

"It is looking like we are unfortunately heading into another soggy Friday and possibly into Saturday as well, as a upper level trough closes off into an upper level low over the northern mid-Atlantic. This will induce a sub-1000 mb lowpressure to trek somewhere over or just southeast of SouthernNew England" "Temps to trend cooler than normal, perhap significantly below normal (high temps some 15-20 degs below normal)." Install lolz..

just saw the 0z Euro.. only a few days in the 70s that whole run.. even a day it struggles to get into the low to mid 40's here.. scrolling on pivotal it has me at 41 at 2pm

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47 degrees and foggy. 1.88” was the tally yesterday. Pretty crazy 20 minutes yesterday.

Low of 54 and .54” of daily rainfall. Yes those numbers are correct ha.

Looks like we’re playing with a cutoff next week too in some shape or form.

2.14 since Saturday

Sometimes you can get these very warm temps in northern areas this time of year easier than in the summer because of the still limited foliage.

I think it's more after the fact. Now, I think in a long term PDO phase, the subsurface moves to the state, and the thermocline does have impact on the H5 pattern (subsurface takes longer to change, longer to move back). However, that didn't work out so good last Winter, when we were coming off of a record 4-year -PDO period and the +PNA was mostly present. Since November, the only strong Aleutian High pattern that we have seen was Jan 15 - Feb 10. Just 1 example. A shift has generally occurred. It will be interesting to see how that progresses in the Summer. The PDO doesn't have real high year-to-year correlations believe it or not, and even +several months its correlation wanes. A lot of the high-correlation-PDO composites that you see are because the PNA impacts it in now-time.

Yep, nice call

Thanks Mike I should have said "possible" left out the word. Sorry. It appears to be an EF0 after looking at the tree damage video more closely but FWIW to shear of tree tops and twist them like that would have easily destroyed a home if the funnel actually reached the ground and was not over a forested area, which why I said a possible EFI .

Yep, spent today cleaning up and preparing the rest of the garden area for planting tomorrow all the 'warm' stuff. 'Maters and peppers, cukes, squash and such go out in the morning.

Wow, BOTH home teams lose after leading going into the 3rd period tonight

I don't think I've seen this pattern for a while

The average July low is up like 3-5F at all of the airports nearest me since 1990. Like here's a more distant suburb of Pittsburgh in 1988. The low was 35, 32 & 36 on July 1-3, 1988. Does anyone think such temperatures are possible today? The only place where such lows can occur today are places like Canaan Valley, West Virginia, which is an elevated (3-4k) frost bowl. Like this is supposed to be the Hottest Summer Ever (TM) and the average low at this location was a cool 55.7F. That's open window weather. Even on the days of 100F, it cooled down into the 50s and low 60s, enabling efficient cooling by a window fan at night.

That too but more so the bugs coming out of the woodwork and scaring the heck out of us when we least expect it! I don’t mind the toads though. I’ve started seeing a few of those tubby amphibians popping up during my evening walks with the dog. Those things don’t budge no matter what lol.

Last year, we had a large area we were transitioning from 100% grass/weeds to rougly 75% shrubs and perennials and 25% grass. -Sheet mulched (Mow grass as low as possible. Lay overlapping cardboard, wet it, then top with compost, soil) the entire area late July last year. -Planted shrubs and perennials in the September. -Put down winter or "dormant" grass seed in late October. The grass seed just started sprouting a weeks ago. First time trying it, we'll see how it comes in. But essentially no weeds. I'm convinced sheet mulching is the most effective at turning grass/weeds into new plantable space, with minimal weed regrowth. In 6 warm seasons we've turned about 2/3 of the half acre lot from grass into plantable soil. Lot of work but better for us, pollinators, environment, and property value.

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