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Front looks to be pegged for next weekend as well 6/14-15.

I looked at the drought map "update" last week and was surprised to see what i saw. While we've recieved a bunch, I'm wondering if lower level ground soil content is still lacking. Dunno, but that's the only solution my limited brain could muster up. No matter, still in a much better place than were we were.

lol My old and underpowered system was not working last night. Gave the condenser a once over and i'm cool again. Needed a little more tlc than what I did in april. New condenser likely on the short list of "to do". I just roll w/ the summer now. Used to despise it, but I've learned to take the best outta everything life gives me. Keeps me happier that way. With that said, happy summer all.

The June 2025 Euro seasonal outlook is ~same as May 2025 with near normal. I still think that’s probably somewhat underdone but it is much less active than Euro’s June 2024 seasonal outlook, including near the US: June 2025 JASOND ACE: 110% of 1993-2024 June 2024 JASOND ACE: 200% June 2025 for JASOND: SE US/Gulf near to slightly less active than 1993-2015 avg June 2024 for JASOND: SE US/TX significantly more active than 1993-2015 avg

said that for years. Cant imagine having enough time to post and counterpost my ramblings in support of myself.....

DCA: 98F IAD: 98F BWI: 99F RIC: 99F

Mount Holly AFD zone forecasts actually has skies clearing and going to mostly sunny on Saturday.

2 1/2 hours until the drop happens

Despite what a few posted.. there is no cool BN weather in sight . Sweat by chainsaws as far as one can see

The cod and haddock need so much help. Especially the cod. Ii never thought I would be glad to see it shut down. To think of what once was all the way down to the Virginia Capes in winter and year round to the deeper waters off NJ is mind boggling.

Humidity has arrived. Last 3 days were 73/35, 78/44, 86/49 but today's low is about 60 and high maybe 75. Started planting last Monday and it turned dry, as usual. Had 2 TS do a 7-10 around me about 6 PM yesterday and today's southern Maine RA refuses to cross Rt 2. Forecast says we get the garden watered tomorrow.

Rainy weekends theme continues with rainy periods possible on Saturday and Sunday. Hopefully, the Euro is too fast with the rain to return on Sunday. So we can at least get some drier conditions during the day.

I’m not sure how stormy we get E of the hills but rain looks certain

Lapse rates are pretty steep. Sucks there's not better mid level flow but we'll probably have some fun bangers around.

The WPO and PNA were actually pretty consistently positive, and the EPO negative last season. I am not necessarily disagreeing with you in general, just speaking of last year. The AO/NAO were variable, agreed. Thing was that the PNA was consistently focused along and just off of the west coast last year, which is has never and will never be favorable for major east coast snow events.

keep on reading, you will find which posters are more accurate than others

WB 9Z NBM: scattered showers especially western zones this afternoon: Saturday looks pretty dry, Sunday looks like more widespread showers.

Temps will be down 400% next week

Not all of us are "making America great again"

That's what you're hanging your hat on? You flipped on your light switch this morning and ACATT came scurrying out from underneath your cabinets. You're in for a tough stretch.

Charlie what you meant to say was Why? Because every single station in Chester County shown above and all of the other stations have had adjustments made to the raw actual data that only after that post observation alterations are made can we see any statistical warming at all. Charlie which of the stations Coatesville, Phoenixville, West Chester, Allentown, Quakertown, Reading etc. did NOT have chilling adjustments made to the 1920's thru 1950's with man made climate change adjustments to the raw data??

You?

So it seems.... To a novice like myself, it can be maddening reading contradicting posts. I look at models, but my lack of knowledge can only tell me so much. I than come to these forms to pull more from the models and to learn. Maybe, that's my mistake.

Low of 65. Looks like none of the statewide ASOS station hit 90 yesterday but quite a few local ones reached 89. Really hoping any storms hold off this afternoon so I can get a mow in. Have to head to Sunbury tomorrow for a baby shower. Happy Friday, nerds.

Lilacs at peak here, though the amount of blooms is lower than usual.