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Fully expecting that this year
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September out there. Nice day for CT road trip to buy my daughter her first vehicle.
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GramaxRefugee started following Winter 2026-2027. Historic Potential
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True. Gold spun from straw, perhaps.
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For I-90, sure. Looks like it's bumping north. It's a summer SWFE. I guess the reservoirs are up north so that's something but it's looking like NYC/LI get skunked.
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Central PA Summer 2026 Discussion/Obs Thread
Voyager replied to Voyager's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
What a beautiful day today, and I don't feel well enough to enjoy it. I was recently diagnosed with Crohn's Disease and ate something at dinner out with my grandson and his girlfriend last night that I suppose I shouldn't have. It was a great time, but boy am I paying the price. - Today
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Have we lost Monday & Tuesday next week?
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Brief moderate shower while I was driving home from Farmington. Usually these showers die before leaving the mountains.
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Sunny and breezy here albeit on the cool side still.
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It has been pouring this morning. Just doesn’t stop. PWS are 0.4-0.5” since midnight.
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King James started following Holiday Forecasts 2026
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Central PA Summer 2026 Discussion/Obs Thread
ChescoWx replied to Voyager's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
Plenty of 50's and even 40's this morning with our typical cold valley location Warwick Twp reaching 49.8 degrees. To contrast that just a couple miles south of there but a few hundred feet higher in East Nantmeal Twp. we only reached 59.9 (over 10 degrees warmer). Great weather continues today and tomorrow with highs close to normal around 80 degrees. It still looks like Monday will bring some beneficial rains to the area with at least an inch of rain for many spots still likely. We turn drier and cooler for the rest of the work week with highs a couple of degrees below normal. -
E PA/NJ/DE Summer 2026 Obs/Discussion
ChescoWx replied to PhiEaglesfan712's topic in Philadelphia Region
Plenty of 50's and even 40's this morning with our typical cold valley location Warwick Twp reaching 49.8 degrees. To contrast that just a couple miles south of there but a few hundred feet higher in East Nantmeal Twp. we only reached 59.9 (over 10 degrees warmer). Great weather continues today and tomorrow with highs close to normal around 80 degrees. It still looks like Monday will bring some beneficial rains to the area with at least an inch of rain for many spots still likely. We turn drier and cooler for the rest of the work week with highs a couple of degrees below normal. -
Elias was the guy to do a rebuild. But he didn't know how to build a contender. His affection for over the hill pitchers really has hurt this team.
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Another 1-3” of rain tomorrow and another round of severe, we are getting waterlogged. 6” have fallen here in two weeks. From drought to overflowing river banks, Mother Nature is always in control.
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Cool last morning of spring https://x.com/nwsraleigh/status/2068307632348074067?s=46&t=5ny5bPgiX5Vy3bQMvYTY5g
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The DOT removed the dams because they are right next to 302, so it’s all set now. In other news, another 0.34” already since midnight. Can’t make this shit up.
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Euro remains the wettest-GFS/Canadian a nice soaker too.
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Junorch obs and discussion 2026
Damage In Tolland replied to Damage In Tolland's topic in New England
Plain as day on the ensembles and global pattern -
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I have enjoyed reading all the thoughts on this thread during the past hour. I see that J.B. has defaulted to 97-98. I pray that he is correct. 97-98 averaged +2.20 Nino, the ECMWF is closer to 3.00 for this coming winter. As most realize, we are in a serious to extreme, drought. To prevent hardship for many in our society, we need lots of rainfall or melted snow over an extended period of time. I pray for a repeat of 97 - 98 because it was the wettest winter of any of 9 strong Nino's back to 1950. I received 22.62" of rain and melted snow compared to a normal 8.40" of precip. in DJF. Regarding snowfall in 97-98, 33 inches was 9 inches above normal for Augusta County. Regarding NAO or AO for Augusta snowfall ?? The NAO doesn't seem to be really important, but the AO should be firmly negative according to historical observations. During 97-98 the AO averaged -2.00 and the NAO averaged about -.30".
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Not here. The rain keeps washing it off.
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Some heat and dews come late month and early July and then is cancelled after UFN. Story of the Nino summer. Ineedsnow cheering on a cool summer only for winter to average 10 degrees cooler than we are now.
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Steady heavy rain up north and hit or miss storms around here. That will be frustrating as usual.
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How we pray. Still looks tenuous to me
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Meanwhile AC units are gathering dust.
