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Ah so it doesn't usually go from cool Mays to 100s in JJA?

Continuous lightning to my west.

we forage <3 lfg

I’m getting serious 2023 Deja vu with this mist, drizzle and smoke. Iirc that pattern went on for at least two weeks in June and then when it broke, we had probably the single wettest (and muggiest) stretch I can remember. I wonder if we’ll see a similar situation occur this time around, although hopefully with a little less smoke and misery mist.

sometimes I'll just take a peak at my AccuWeather forecast.. warmest temp the rest of Summer but happens a few times is 83.. we pray!

ya we will get some torch days.. but overall pretty normal I think

I think it will be warmer than normal. The predominant pattern will likely develop in late June and then lock into place with some brief cooler periods.

Usually big heat summers show up in May.

June 2025 is playing out in a similar fashion as June 2024 so far, cool and wet.

It’ll flex in at times as it always does. The midwest and plains always torch.

There is no cold available for months:) W

Radar is lighting up now.

Tornado warning for state college

Lots on here mentioned the wind this spring. Truthfully it didn't seem out of the ordinary to me.

Despite the cloudy, misty day, managed to get a group of graduating eighth graders, out on Harriman reservoir this afternoon.

It smells like the sea

Midwest and West this year.. we meh

Am I forgetting major events, or have the past 18 months or so been painfully boring? No extended or way above normal heat. Ordinary winter temperatues - no cold snaps or even unusual warmth. Some snow but nothing that much. No real hurricane threats nor dramatic thunderstorms, nor hail. No icing. I'm fine with it, and I should be careful what I wish for, but it is boring.

Definitely doesn't have the feel of a super hot Summer.

You have Chester County as warm as Philadelphia in 1942. That's your UHI problem. Other local data warms in line with Philadelphia. including Coatesville after its 1946+47 station moves. Chester County only had 3 stations in the 1930s, 40s and 50s. Two of them, Coatesville in 1946+47 and West Chester in 1970, had station moves from town---> rural that produced roughly 2F cooling. Since you aren't correcting for station moves and network changes you are baking a reverse heat island effect into your calculations. Surprised a heat island expert like yourself, can't understand that.

Summer is settled in by then . We are close now . Very evident on long range maps

Jk, unless I wasn’t.

I actually enjoy this wx. Scotland/UK type eve. Take

Unfortunately, all I can do is live in fantasy land but the Euro and GFS hint at some big severe potential the weekend of June 20th.

12dBZ and a drenching rain right now. The time we live in.