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Trying to drive home

My Ambient is showing a rate of 4.16/hr. I am over 2 inches. Still pouring.

I removed Phoenixville and no statistical change to the raw data at all!!

nice thing with August and September is you can get stretches of fantastic weather, whether you like dews or coc - which is hella rare in February and March lol

Most Senators were alive during the 1974 year-round DST disaster that was thus quickly reversed. And can you imagine not getting the Euro til 2AM during the crucial winter season?

Flash flooding in Asheville

No wonder your reindeer can fly. As always …..

Damn, DEN is at .70" for the month. .92" in my backyard.

Picked up .35" here with a nice but fairly brief deluge in the afternoon. Getting some light showers now.

Yeah, it's the same thing every year. No different than later January and especially by the magical February 10th. you can really feel winter winding down at that point. At least concerning SNE - sure it gets cold again here and there, okay it snows - but it's just not the same. And the snow melts soo quickly you can rarely even enjoy it

Changing my name to Drought in Northfield

So is there an exact reason why weather forecasting has been so inaccurate the past year or two? High today was supposed to be 79 and it's already up to 83. This has been happening a lot more lately not just with temps but inaccurate predictions when it comes to rain and storms as well.

Nothing beats 40s, clouds, wind, and spending 5 days tracking a snowstorm where you can see the back edge of the precip or the sleet line moving north before the storm even begins.

None for Northfield.

Yeah it’s snowpack or nothing for them as my understanding goes too. I was strictly referring to the fire situation.

Wow you've been hosed @dwagner88 we have done pretty well since June IMBY. I remember you moved though. Post frontal in Chattanooga feels so wonderful! Still dew 70+ but it's cloudy with a north breeze. Staying cloudy post frontal feels great in summer. Could be a preview of El Nino though. For now, focus on the good today. And think of football season!

Yes. Really a lot going on in this map, but man what a great plot. Those are the components of the H200 wave trains just like you're thinking. Also VP 200 anomalies in shading. Wave activity flux arrows. Plus the waveguides are the indigo bands. Sort of feels like we're looking at some of what's been discussed in here too. Namely, el nino taking command of the tropics with more of a -pdo flavor hanging on in the North Pacific for now. I'm really curious to watch how the north pacific evolves throughout this powerhouse event. It's an interesting case all around.

Big time storms rolling through with torrential rainfall.

A cooler regime is in place and will remain in place through the remainder of July. Highs will generally reach the lower 80s through much or all of the remainder of July. The warmest spots could reach the middle 80s on occasion. The ENSO Region 1+2 anomaly was +3.6°C and the Region 3.4 anomaly was +2.1°C for the week centered around July 15. For the past six weeks, the ENSO Region 1+2 anomaly has averaged +3.20°C and the ENSO Region 3.4 anomaly has averaged +1.82°C. The ongoing strong El Niño will continue to strengthen through the summer. The SOI was -12.70 yesterday. The preliminary Arctic Oscillation (AO) was +0.537 today. Based on sensitivity analysis applied to the latest guidance, there is an implied near 73% probability that New York City will have a cooler than normal July (1991-2020 normal). July will likely finish with a mean temperature near 76.7° (0.8° below normal). Supplemental Information: The projected mean would be 0.2° above the 1981-2010 normal monthly value.

It finally rained IMBY today. 1.25" is the most I've recorded in a day since 5/6. Monthly total for July is still only about 40% of normal. I think I might be the only person in the state with worsening drought conditions.

That looks a little toasty…

1.84" and currently 70. Daily high was 77 at 12:19am.

Def BN and comfortable for at least the next 2 weeks, which is awesome to say during our peak summer weeks. Not every year we get a consistent 2 week block of average-below average temps and low humidity, especially in peak climo time After the 1st week of august that could change a bit of course, it is still summer after all and I doubt we finish out meteorological summer without a another push of AN temps but at that point we’re really starting to see seasonal changes regarding daylight and staying power of any high heat. It’s all downhill from here. Not sure what the argument is

Did the wind have anything to do with it failing? Only good thing is at least we are having cool weather and less humidity for cleanup.

That's pretty cool.