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Cfs will change only a thousand more times before November.

I have been out working all day. Winds have been nowhere near that here. In fact, the top gust at the Maytown airpark today is 29 with most other gusts in the 20-25 range.

Definitely a path there in the GLM imagery.

Strongest gusts of day now as sun pops in and out . Couple nice rips

Not to mention more selective cherry picking. He always selects whatever variable and time frame is the warmest. There's been an unusually high (especially for recent decades) diurnal range this year. So the mins are much lower in ranking than maxes. As you said, broken record. The usuals didnt peep a word about the cold winter but once the unusually warm march/April hit they returned in full force. I mean how many ways can you say it? March/April were very warm and the rest of the time since November was not. Here is the WINTER AVG TEMP rankings this past winter. No selected variables, no selected time frames, just the average rankings for the mean winter temp. Warm west/cold east. Imagine that.

Boom goes the dynamite

Sun is trying to break out here. Up to 41F. Should I install?

It will probably take a few months before coupling to the atmosphere has a meaningful impact on midlatitude weather patterns. Late Summer, early Fall maybe?

A yore day.

An afternoon drive around the neighborhood

That’s awesome. What a day!

Very loud deep boom, 2:11pm heard in Natick MA Apparently heard across eastern MA and RI

68/46 Glorious. Only complaint is the wind, which is really not helping things given the lack of rainfall here. VWC at 4" is about a tenth here

My wife asked me too. Not sure what it was? Not home.

59 and just crazy winds. Mowed the back yard and hands were going numb from the chill. Weight-loss is great but sucks with certain things too.

The sound of ACs being pushed out of windows?

Frost quake

Killington

People in NYC saying they saw it

Models have had to correct way south on every system the past few months

Going to FB pages, seems like people from North Shore to South Shore and into RI....my original thought was meteor or tree on house, was a loud bang

Nothing on USGS yet. Meteor?

Felt here in Walpole, too....didn't feel like a quake, we had one two years ago and the ground rumbled and rolled..this was a bang without the shake, I thought a tree hit house...

Tons of posts in the /r/boston subreddit about it, seems like it was heard/felt in a pretty widespread area. Shook my apartment in Melrose whatever it was. Thought it was thunder but nothing popped up on the radar.