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We got lucky on on the 2nd and picked up 1.12” but haven’t had anything since. Turned the sprinklers back on

10 plus days in a row with rainfall consecutively.

Getting very nervous about this winter being a 2015-2016 like bust in vermont ski country. Same atmospheric patterns in place, in an even warmer background climate. Yikes.

Started bringing in some pumpkins from the garden this morning. A clear sign fall is approaching quickly.

Seems like he expects an odd main storm track for those 2 months...

A couple of gin drinks at Gin Sóller and onward and upward. Need to keep researching.

I was surprised too. I don’t have the best internet connection at times so I thought it might be wrong. Thanks, @CAPE for researching.

yes but no storms because the upper atmosphere is dryer and unfavorable for development - that will change tomorrow. Not much dryer down here at the surface very uncomfortable

long-lived Typhoon Dolphin approaches China last night (that is, daytime, for that time zone,) with something like category 1, 85mph (75 kt) The HWRF shows this was a very low pressure, so maybe winds of cat 2 or better were gusts?

Good info. Thanks for that.

HRRR has it almost completely fizzling out over the lake. I guess we’ll see, not very muggy here at all

I was curious about that too, and AI told me this- Spain’s national weather records do go back much further than 1961, but the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) uses 1961 as the baseline for its official homogeneous national climate series. This specific starting point represents the moment Spain achieved a wide, dense, and uniform network of reliable weather stations across the entire territory.

Lasted 20 minutes doing garden labor before checking out... this sucks. Bring on the 50s.

Nothing burger here. Rainer and great lightning but that’s it

As old as Europe is, records only go back to 1961??

Lazy Sunday and I am being lazy although I should be out in the sauna doing yard work. Drinking a DFH 120- last year's limited release edition. Not sure if this is gonna motivate me to get outside or not. Probably not lol.

As per usual the first round crapped out on approach. Should reform to the east and hit the same areas that usually get it. Next chance will be early tomorrow morning.

Sounds awesome. Gonna need some evidence posted here.

Hard to find a day w/DPs below 70F...

12Z UKMET: notably further WSW than prior run as it ends as a TS at ~140 miles E of N Leewards moving WNWNEW TROPICAL CYCLONE FORECAST TO DEVELOP AFTER 66 HOURSFORECAST POSITION AT T+ 66 : 10.9N 34.7WLEAD CENTRAL MAXIMUM WINDVERIFYING TIME TIME POSITION PRESSURE (MB) SPEED (KNOTS)-------------- ---- -------- ------------- -------------1200UTC 12.08.2026 72 10.8N 36.0W 1010 260000UTC 13.08.2026 84 10.3N 38.3W 1010 261200UTC 13.08.2026 96 10.7N 40.9W 1010 280000UTC 14.08.2026 108 11.1N 43.9W 1010 291200UTC 14.08.2026 120 11.8N 47.0W 1010 290000UTC 15.08.2026 132 12.9N 50.1W 1010 291200UTC 15.08.2026 144 14.5N 53.5W 1011 320000UTC 16.08.2026 156 16.0N 56.7W 1011 371200UTC 16.08.2026 168 17.4N 59.9W 1010 39

Dps heading up as the line tries to build south, naso confident on a round 2

Is it not reasonable to go warm in the GL/NE for a super Nino? That’s common knowledge. It will be above normal in the mean. Sure we can discuss how it might not be an all out torch (and I think it can be prevented given that we might shut down MC convection), but above normal is an easy call.

Yeah I Got a few drops last evening when that storm over Durham looked so powerful and I Was like great we will get some rain, but just enough to dampen the road here. It died just about 3/4 miles to my west. Thunder was nice and continuous though for a little while. MTD: .51" here so far.

Fort Collins had the hottest July on record with 77.5 average temperature and two days over 100. July 26 was an absurd high 101 low 67 with a trace of rain. That's too warm for the nighttime.