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I like this post. This is why there's so much disagreement among the general population(and even some posters here)about climate change. How many people that don't understand anything about weather or climate would guess that there were 4 winters in Detroit between 1874 and 1882 that were warmer than today's average with some significantly so? Not many I bet. People just can't grasp that we're talking about an average global temp and in many cases, it's tenths of a degree we're talking about. It's still cold in the arctic and warm along the equator. It still snows at the North Pole in the summer and can even snow around here in May. That doesn't mean the earth isn't warming and it doesn't mean the earth is cooling. It's just "normal" weather variation. You will still have cold records, it's just that warm records are likely to outpace the cold records. If you aren't someone that pays attention to the weather(like most people)then you don't know this stuff because the media is just as clueless about any of this as the average person.

Weather did not impact the winning score because my partner & I shot -8 and won. lol Spring Four-Ball - Spring Fourball - Gross Leaderboard | New Hampshire Golf

ya probley just increased moisture keeping low temps up but suppressing highs a bit compared to where they could be?

He doesn't post in this thread. He gets called out constantly by those in the threads he posts in though.

Well I for one have been enjoying this Spring--it is one of the best one's we've had in awhile. Not too hot...cool but not annoyingly raw...it has been absolutely beautiful weather mixed with some much-needed rain. Can't ask for much better! This weather earns a:

About the same here. Month avg thru yest: +3.7 Max: +1.0 Min: +6.5 By 5/25 the numbers might be: Avg, +2 Max: -2 Min: +6

I don't hand out weenie reactions often but I gotta give ya one for that...you like heat and humidity? Booooooo

Anyone familiar with GIS? One of my two courses in the Fall is Principles of GIS. GIS looks sick and really cool...I just am absolutely, abysmal and not equipped for coding so I'm a little nervous I've tried a million times to try and learn/understand python and get nowhere.

Anyway 49.4° overcast and windy. Pretty miserable.

At EWR so far May has only had 1 below normal day (5/9). In April EWR had 10 below normal and only 4 in March. Probably 7 or 8 of the next 12 might be below normal to get closer to the 10 mark for May, overall not bad.

Really?? I'll gladly take another few weeks with highs in the 70s

It is kinda looking like my area is going to make it to June with no real severe weather.

Yup. That’s been the overwhelming theme the last 2 decades. Not going down the cc trap but… CO2 up Water vapor up Arctic warmer/less ice And so it all makes sense. More GHGs, more moisture in the air, more heat trapped, more clouds, more precipitation…more months with AN temps biased toward mins that seem cooler because of all of the clouds and precip.

I think the city has had the least rain of this entire region this month. Been caight in between a lot.

Yeah not sure how it breaks down by hours … it is what it is. It’s rue tho that lows owning the ballast of above average weight. It’s been going on for a long while at a regional/climate scale

Didn't he have 73-78 for today or was that later in the week?

Yep actually hasn’t been too bad. But we’re never out of the woods here for those until June.

Was in Columbus Ohio for a family wedding on Saturday and the weather was glorious, actually very similar to today’s NYC weather. Didn’t mind wearing a suit

What a way to run a nice May day

Last post. I don't care about cc. There's nothing I can do about it and neither can you, assuming it's even a bad thing. Your wasting your time, if not your life, posting in here about it. Just because people post about temps generally or casually mention it isn't a green light to go into the subject here because there's a forum for it. You wanna' talk Enso, have at it.

Yuck. Hope that's wrong.

If you are looking for another site in Talbot county, the school where I work might be a possibility. Located west of Easton along the Miles River on the way to St Michaels.

Seems like it takes temps in the 80s and humidity to keep winds down...and I'd be ok with that.

Our perceptions have become so extremely skewed. I mean think about how much talk there has been about heat/humidity (and the lack of). I mean its freaking May, especially when it comes to humidity. It seemed like in the 90's and 2000's (only using this period because well it's what I am old enough to remember) we really wouldn't get "humid" until like later June or early July and it was generally 60's dewpoints. We wouldn't sniff 70 until late July or August. But its freaking May 19 lol. I'd say this has been about as "normal" as a Spring can be for this region. We've had a share of shit days and a share of great days. The warmest days have seen many spots get well into the 80's.

next winter's cold is already being wasted.