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Yep, exactly. Last month they kicked my son's team off the field in the middle of a game. Apparently the decision to close the park happened late. Instead of just letting the little kids finish their soccer game, they insisted everyone leave the field immediately.

wild story out of Switzerland. This was not too far from where I was.

I take quite a bit of offense at this . Not good man

lol.

That’s exactly what this forum feels like sometimes lol. Great analogy. By the time climo catches up, we are already moving onto the next season.

And only 10 to 20 90deg days. I’ll take that. .

Guess it's like going into a retail store-the summer stuff is out in March, gone by July, Xmas starts around Labor Day, etc etc

On this forum, we know DIT/Kev does not like shoulder seasons. So a concerted marketing effort takes place to either get past them as fast as possible, or at least create the illusion that we are moving past it. Once winter wraps up with the “Morch” comments, it’s time to start hyping summer immediately. So by the time we hit June, we’ve literally been hearing/talking about warmth, installing A/Cs, etc for like 6+ weeks now. Its the same in the winter… talk about upcoming cold and troughs and whatever starting in October, by the time December rolls around everyone is expecting mid-winter. Theres no doubt the collective discussion in here alters our idea of what normal is… because we love to rush seasons and the narrative is guided by a salesman.

Eerily similar to 2 summers ago. Smoke filled skies on a daily basis coupled either high dews . Looks very very close to that

In Loudoun…if someone tears up on a field they close it. Zero effort

17/11/5

18/10/4

18z NAM NEST shows good amount of UDH swath just south of DC metro

Manitoba is apparently on fire. You can already see the smoke aggregating in the atmosphere on satellite across the continent. It's not clear where these plumes will end up, if so ... how much they may effect temperature. I'm (personally ) not sure what the science/present consensus verdict is on that. Intuitively it seems to me that it would dim potential above some particulate density threshold ... Plume height might also play a role.

18z nam is back to being anti-meh.

Up to 71 with the 14 minutes of sunshine here

Thru 5/29 another 1-2 Fri/Sat LGA: 4.69 EWR: 4.36 JFK: 3.83

Not true. When we talk patterns anytime it’s not about where I live generally . Unless it’s a specific snowfall forecast or something. It’s a regional discussion based on pattern. Next week starting Tuesday thru end of week is deep summer. With heat and dews. ( relative to normal) One cursory glance at the ensembles and one can easily see it

Tracking progress of 2025 in top 20 wettest Mays ... 21 _ 5.76 _ (2004) 20 _ 5.77 _ (1897) 19 _ 6.12 _ 2025 (29, 4 pm ) 18 _ 6.23 _ (1979) 17 _ 6.34 _ (1924) 16 _ 6.38 _ (2017) 15 _ 6.43 _ (1901) 14 _ 6.72 _ (1898) 13 _ 6.80 _ (1946) 12 _ 6.82 _ (2019) 11 _ 6.94 _ (1998) 10 _ 7.06 _ (1968) 09 _ 7.58 _ (1948) 08 _ 7.61 _ (1940) 07 _ 8.00 _ (2013) 06 _ 8.39 _ (1972) 05 _ 8.51 _ (1908) 04 _ 9.10 _ (1990) 03 _ 9.15 _ (1978) 02 _ 9.74 _ (1984) 01 _10.24 _ (1989) _______________________________________ Last year was 4.11" (62nd wettest)

no one said days and days

were talking about temps at Mount Tolland .. speaking of which @Damage In Tolland what do you think the temps will be at your location.. highs and lows Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

LR models were showing that bogus "days n days" coastal/nor'easter and some folks (mostly ACATT) bought it hook, line, sinker. it vanished as we said it would, and they went off the deep end. It's almost like their snow was taken away but it was really just a nasty cool rain

there is no altered data.. stop it.

This reminds me of when NYC closed schools for remote the day AFTER the smoke filled day a couple years ago lol A little late there guys

Tomorrow will be variably cloudy and warmer. Readings will likely top out in the middle 70s in the New York City area. Additional showers and thundershowers are likely tomorrow night and Saturday. Cooler than normal temperatures will prevail through the remainder of the month with the exception of tomorrow. Above normal temperatures could develop near the middle of next week. June looks to be warmer than normal on the CFSv2. However, just as had been the case for May, the AI guidance is notably cooler than the conventional models. The ENSO Region 1+2 anomaly was +0.2°C and the Region 3.4 anomaly was -0.2°C for the week centered around May 21. For the past six weeks, the ENSO Region 1+2 anomaly has averaged +0.08°C and the ENSO Region 3.4 anomaly has averaged -0.08°C. Neutral ENSO conditions will likely continue through at least mid summer. Early indications are that summer 2025 will be warmer than normal in the New York City and Philadelphia areas. The potential exists for a much warmer than normal summer (more than 1° above normal). The SOI was +21.54 today. The preliminary Arctic Oscillation (AO) was +1.977 today. Based on sensitivity analysis applied to the latest guidance, there is an implied near 97% probability that New York City will have a cooler than normal May (1991-2020 normal). May will likely finish with a mean temperature near 62.6° (0.6° below normal).