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  3. ineedsnow
    Hopefully that extends into July
  4. vortex95
    At least Weymouth got about 6". Enough for Scott to "break the 6" drought" and it look "VIOLENTLY BEAUTIFUL" out there! LOL.
  5. nw baltimore wx
    Is this early frontal passage going to hurt our chances along and west of 95 later? I kind of expect anything that fires up later will be eastern areas.
  6. NEG NAO
    Main severe threat just like the last severe threat a couple weeks ago will be the damaging winds usually when the storms are approaching any affected area - this is especially dangerous at the many outdoor events this time of year during this weekend
  7. steve392
    Getting overcast by me. Keeping temps down hopefully! Nice breeze too.
  8. A-L-E-K
    Lake breeze keeps paradise weather around lakeside until late next week
  9. moneypitmike
    I was going to post the same thing We had some decent sun until about 10:00. Pretty much clouds ever since. Out to mow my postage stamp-size of a lawn. Be back in 20 minutes. 67*
  10. JenkinsJinkies
    Check if the thermohaline circulation has weakened recently. A similar occurrence in 2013 was caused by it.
  11. JustinRP37
    Definitely not reaching 90 up here today. Currently 81 and deeply overcast but humid. Thankfully we’ll take it since we had baseball today.
  12. GaWx
    He was but my point is that Paita is just a very specific small area in the far edge of 1+2. It’s 1+2 that we follow because it matters significantly as far as Nino effects on the globe are concerned. And the current 1+2 is nowhere near record highs. I’m adding important context related to this tweet you posted. Without what I added, one could be fooled into thinking that 1+2 is at all-time highs, which is nowhere near true.
  13. CoastalWx
    End of ensembles trying to shift low heights into SE Canada. Wtf
  14. HoarfrostHubb
    Just spent 3 hours mowing, trimming back stuff, prepping pool stuff. Thank goodness it isn’t hot yet
  15. mitchnick
    I think he was just pointing out that the entire 1+2 was cooler than 82/83.
  16. mitchnick
    Gimme' 82/83 please! Surprise 7" in December then the Megalopolis storm in February. My brother and I had to push my late uncle's van during the Noon hour when BWI recorded 4" in that hour. Thunder and lightning all day was just surreal.
  17. snowman19
    I thought it was implicit in his tweet that he was speaking of daily anomalies in a very specific area and not region 1+2 overall. Nowhere in that tweet does he say region 1+2 overall
  18. NEG NAO
    keep checking here SPC Products Page
  19. WeatherGeek2025
    possible severe weather today?
  20. OrdIowPitMsp
    Going to get hot and steamy these next several days. Grad party for my sister-in-laws kid today at a lake in the western suburbs. Already been watching my kids chase each other around with a garden hose this morning
  21. metagraphica
    80/64 at 10:45am. Gotta love warm and moist. Would be better without the clouds.
  22. GaWx
    Levy is saying record high anom for Paita on 6/3-4/26. He doesn’t say how far back records go. And we’re certainly nowhere near the record anom for 1+2 overall for early June of 1983: The following are 1+2 monthly anoms 1983 5 28.26 3.85 1983 6 27.36 4.24 And 1997 was quite warm, too: 1997 6 26.12 3.00 These are weeklies 1983 much warmer 01JUN1983 4.4 08JUN1983 4.0 1997 fairly comparable to current non-relative although this is warmer than current relative’s low 2s: 28MAY1997 2.6 04JUN1997 2.5 11JUN1997 3.0 OISST 1+2 (non-relative) +2.6 (relative only in low +2s vs 4+ in ‘83):
  23. NEG NAO
    Upton once again was wrong - this happens constantly - time for these guys to wake up their original forecast was Mostly Sunny - these clouds might also cut down on the chances of severe weather later - time will tell
  24. the_other_guy
    Lost the sun during my run and it doesnt look like its coming back anytime soon
  25. high risk
    The 3 HiRes Windows are notably early with the convection which would give us a fighting chance, as the shear is actually decent. The HRRR, NAM Nest, and RRFS are too late with the arrival of any storms.
  26. A-L-E-K
    Beautiful morning at montrose, ned rig always comes through
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