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This is how the first half of the month shaped up for your area. Just three days in the 50s with the vast majority of days in the mid 60s to low 80s. Wouldn’t call that sucking ass by any means.

The way the Os played tonight is how they could turn the season around- if they can find the consistency. Great pitching and defense, and timely hitting- including hitting for power. Basallo!

There were large sub-severe squall lines and a few supercells in Texas today. One supercell crossed the Rio Grande and produced a brief tornado at US-277 about 1 mile from the border

Another day, another glancing blow. Cell ran out of steam just as it reached me. 0.04" today. 0.98" for the wet(ish) period.

Who cares about Philadelphia or what happened in Chicago in March and April? You said the cool early this month was transient and here it is May 26 and I’m running about 4 degrees below normal on the month. That isn’t exactly transient cool.

Well this is going to suck. We are moving out of our house here Thursday. Talked to google fiber and they have to set up the new house since its not set with G fiber yet. Earliest they will be there will be next Tuesday. My poor phone is going to be overused the next 6 days.

Im surprised with the way the radar looked like around 1130am today we got nothing here today at RDU. Yesterday was good though here. 5/22: .54" 5/23: .07" 5/25: .48 Better than the goose egg.

Another day of drizzle that couldn't even wet the ground under the bushes.

Aren’t you the one who cries like a petulant child any time Dayton fails to reach 90° during the summer? Quite ironic coming from a fool such as yourself.

66 here. You like Florida there.

Philadelphia just had three straight days of 95°+ from May 18-20 (peaking at 98° on the 19th). That alone outweighs any of the cool shots we’ve seen this month. Even where you’re located, your spring has been quite mild. Some cool days here and there in early May don’t negate that fact. Chicago recorded its most 70°+ days this March-April, and Indianapolis had its warmest April on record. Tons of cities in the region are running one of their warmest springs on record, even in spite of the early-mid May cool shots which were underwhelming for the most part (2020 was far more impressive in that regard). And with the ongoing stretch of mild weather continuing through the end of the month, there will be hardly any negative anomalies in the region to speak of once May comes to a close. Going to end up being a very average month overall, albeit on the dry side. Some of y’all have your heads so buried in the sand that you’re cherry-picking brief cool shots and ignoring the broader pattern.

Still 72F at 9:30pm.

Next 10 days Stein Stein Stein .. f’n up the scenery breaking my mind

This is why we change the clocks. Like the masses are morons that cant understand this They are mad are DST and ST…no what they are mad at is shorter days. They are yelling at the freaking tilt of the earth to the sun. Dumbest thing I have ever heard of

22-degree halo around the sun (enhanced color saturation)

In general I’m not a fan of cool anomalies down south like we are seeing. Probably precludes any prolonged heat aside from a downslope dandy 90+ for a day or two.

What no Templeton? Stay safe INS...

Nice ending to a beautiful day. Tree frogs are loving it.

83 for the high today.

I preferred the April start for the reasons you state...March is too early and like you said sunrises are late again for several weeks. Hard to imagine what sunrises on a cloudy Dec/Jan day will be like at 8:30AM or so if we stay on year round DST. Guessing it won't be popular especially with with the school crowd. Some dumb comments on social media-some people actually think there's an extra hour of light with DST. LOL

Gettin there … tryin. i’m telling you there’s a heat signal there between 6th and 10th of June for somebody. Models are definitely being forced to hide it

My favorite time was pre 1986, when DST was from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October. The clocks moving ahead at the end of April coincided of course with blooming really taking off as well as generally warmer weather and was a sure sign summer and the end of school were around the corner. Likewise, the last Sunday in October (which lasted until 2006) ushered in the start of the holiday season, kicked off by trick-or-treating after dinner being in the dark. The ridiculous extended DST we're in now leads to some weird sunrise/sunset stuff, like having March sunrises almost as late as the latest natural sunrises in early January. I know I've said all this before. Not sure why this topic interests me so much.

Going to be another busy night if this makes it way north. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

83 today a real beaut after the stretch we just had