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I certainly do not argue with the idea of a +NAO/-EPO this season.....just get some semblance of variability with resepct to the PNA and I will roll with that, though folks in Virginia may feel differently.

Well, even those 4 seasons 2021-2022 through last season....the only one that didn't have a fighting chance in the northeast was the 2023-2024 El Nino, which isn't a relevent analog this season. I would take 2021-2022, 2022-2023 with a slightly less extreme RNA, or last season with a bit more precip. Its not the death-knell some are making it out to be, though it certainy slams the breaks on the notion of any imminent, major regime change. Raindance was pimping 2022-2023 as an early analog...which I would be fine with. I'll take my chances on not having the west coast trough extend to the Baja again...December and March would have been great.

Yeah, and it cuts off half of the years. They could make it more understandable, I guess just be aware of a single dash before a list of years

Oh, man...that is confusuing. Wayyyy too many dashes.

Whatweather.today - accurate weather forecast

Looks like you hit a jackpot of cedar for those planter beds; (assuming you harvested/milled it yourself). The aroma must be great. (Or maybe my eyes deceive me) Nothing like working outdoors on a winter day with mans-best-friend helping.

It's minus the 1980s analogs. West coast was cold 10 years before the 91-20 average. Then it was drastically warm in the 5 year since then. That's the point.. the progression around the 91-20 base period in July.

missed most of the overnight action here, .06

Some of these seasons aren't that warm.....its heavily biased by years like 1982-1983, which really isn't relevent this season. It certainly gives pause for expecting a repeat of last season, but I would hang myself over it.

Yesterday was the 9th consecutive day the temperature at PIT didn’t drop below 69. That’s the longest streak on record at the airport. Could add another day to that today, depending on what the temp is at 1am.

I would imagine PHX was influenced by increased Dew point temps and overnight lows as the city was developed, similar to Palm Springs - i know it seems much more humid (by local standards) going there since the late 60s. On our side a steamy hazy 75 / 74 here.

June total 5.31" Highest temp 95, lowest 46 Seems so hot now, but the month started quite chilly.

Both Japan, and the Mediterranean (Sea, not sure on air but France and eastern Iberian Penn were just roasted in in 42C) observed their hottest Junes on record.

Happy July! The days are getting shorter

got about .65 from yesterday and last night

NAM insists on a pretty significant temperature burst in 2-3 hrs. WPC analyzing the warm boundary W-E thru central NE; the region's primed for a temp rise. High res vis imagery suggests the mid level gunk is smearing away and immediately there's skylights opening up over NE PA/E-SE NY. It's early ... As that tendency arrives, we'll likely see better heating.

Just missed those much needed downpours by a few miles...steiiiiined.

Steam bath outside, DP at 76 yuck.

I doubt another dry winter.

Had an amazing thunder storm last night around midnight. Most frequent lightning in years. Very heavy rain as well. .

Swwww 81 for a low.

2.25" in the last 24 hours from 4 different rounds (~3pm, ~5pm, ~10pm, and ~2am)

Hopefully not a 2nd Steining .3K NAM looks awful

.34 inch of needed rain overnight

Wow, 79 in Phoenix in 1911. And a few days later, a massive heat wave spread all across the eastern U.S. I just looked at the records from the Phoenix area for that month and it was 9.4F colder than the present normals.