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  2. Highs: EWR: 79 ACY: 78 JFK: 78 TEB: 77 New Brnswck: 77 PHL: 77 ISP: 76 LGA: 76 TTN: 75 NYC: 75 BLM: 74
  3. I’ll die on the hill of -10F < +90F as a fellow outdoor worker call me crazy but I move slow when it’s Arctic conditions haha
  4. Yea, when we see the sun. The GFS sits a low over us for multiple days of showers and rain. Send that junk up to NE and extend their mud season.
  5. DCA _ NYC _ BOS __ ORD _ ATL _ IAH __ DEN _ PHX _ SEA 0.5 0.7 1.0 1.0 0.5 2.3 1.5 2.1 1.5 98 98 96 99 97 102 101 120 95
  6. Ending up with below-normal rainfall for the month, despite 15 days with measurable rainfall for May. Definitely in for a crappy weekend to start June tomorrow.
  7. As one of our fine posters once remarked, "a literal monkey could install an air conditioner"
  8. Interesting data here as we have had a very slow start to the warm season across the entire USA this year. Only 4% of USHCN stations have reached 80°F so far this year, which year-to-date, is fourth lowest on record since 1895 behind 2011, 1995 and 1935, and is about the same was 1924. The peak year was not surprisingly 1934. The top five years are 1934, 1936, 1969, 1939 and 1914. No such years at all in the last 55 years??
  9. A quick scan suggests that since 2010, no summer has finished below 55th out of 135 on the warmest summers list. If you take being in the bottom 50% as a "cool summer", they are literally history for now. The last time we had a cool summer/bottom 50% of the totals in MDT history was in 2009 unless I missed one in scanning. Every one of the next 14 summers has been above the 50% line. The most telling stat of all, out of the top ten warmest summers at MDT, 6 have occurred since 2010. In a sample size that equates to just barely over 10% of all summers in recorded MDT history, 60% have been top 10.
  10. Sorry to the climate alarmists on this site.....you won't appreciate this info.....but only 4% of USHCN stations have reached 80°F so far this year, which year-to-date, is fourth lowest on record since 1895 behind 2011, 1995 and 1935, and is about the same was 1924. The peak year was not surprisingly 1934. The top five years are 1934, 1936, 1969, 1939 and 1914.
  11. Oh we’re you saying “too long, didn’t read” - I thought it was some sort of city or county abbreviation but couldn’t figure out what it could possibly be.
  12. 69/46 nice evening by the grill. Finishing May with 2.5" of precip...high of 89 on the 22nd.
  13. I said it in reference to the forecaster who almost always taints toward being warm. Look back to 2021 when both June and Aug were over 3AN at MDT. 5 of the top 8 warmest summers are over the last 10 years and are close to or warmer than MU's forecast. For this year take a +1 in 2 months and a +4 in one and that is a +6, which is near (within a degree or two) or below all of the 5 summers referenced above. It is not cool of course but norm for the new reality. Once of these years we are going to have all 3 summer months break anomalies of 4 or more each month.
  14. What a freakin day. 100% COC sorry for the humidity humpers, as it doesn’t get much better
  15. Yesterday
  16. Sure looking like middle of June is going to be cooler than normal.
  17. 77 was my high. It actually ended up warmer than I expected.
  18. ‘Really kind of doubting that’ll happen for at least the next 2 weeks. Especially over NTX/ETX where there’s been lots of convective stuff going on quite persistently since end of April. Even starting June now, there’s still lots of significant influence from SS still in place over all of the state. Which isn’t typical on summer’s doorstep now. Especially down around here. Models (especially Euro & ensembles) just got way too excited on the typical, controlling furnace 500Mb High this time of year really taking over the state a few weeks ago. And we’ve been basically getting the exact opposite of that.
  19. No choice once he realizes he installed it backwards.
  20. Actually, just speaking from personal observation, it's the Sun. Does higher CO2 deplete the ozone to make the sun shine brighter to ground heat?
  21. 67/44. Beautiful night Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk
  22. What? I don’t know what TL or DR means, but those monthly anomalies would result in one of the hottest summers on record surely.
  23. Killington was pretty fun this past Sunday. Walking required, but not bad. Chance of rain seemed to keep the crowds down. Skiing was fine with a few decent icy trough bump lines to be had. Met some pretty hardcore riders on the lift, one guy had skied 194 days this past season. Day 100 for me, I’m probably done. Good to end on a nice round number.
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