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it wasn't like this in a few years in the 90s we went straight from winter to summer, it was a common theme here, check out May 1991 That was one amazing summer from May through September

Had some light to moderate rain -- 0.14" here today. Only 64 degrees right now. Terrible weather, but I will take advantage of it by going for a long fast run. To me that's the only positive about still having weather this cool in June -- being able to run fast instead of having to run slowly in the hot weather. I am looking forward to the summery weather that we're going to have mid to late week though. We should hit low 90s here on Thursday. Too bad it will go back to the dreary east winds weather for Father's Day Weekend.

Wait till Saturday when it’s 52 and washed out

LaGuardia is at 78.5F mean high for the first 8 days of June, or 35th highest of 86 years. It was 62.1F in 1945, which is below even the 62.8F mean low temperature for the month to date.

Yeah this blows...we'll have warmer days once winter rolls around

That's pretty typical for early June. For a couple of representative spots in the region... the mean high temperature for the first 8 days of June at Bridgeport, Connecticut has been 76.1F, which is 24th highest of 77 years. Newark is 80.8F, which is 38th highest of 95 years. A cold year would be like 1945, which was 62.8F at Newark, or 1997 (67.6F at Newark and 64.6F at Bridgeport, Conn.).

It's effing 63°. I mean really?

classic backdoor bust o rama-temps going nowhere today-here we have drizzle since about 12:30pm

July will be rockin'

Yup . It’s coming. Probably Sunday too

Hottest day of year IMBY. Just hit 93

Looking real active for Father's Day weekend for many https://x.com/skydrama/status/1932062862060437972

I don't recall any forecasts saying temps would stay this low during the day.

Euro cancels Saturday. Un-fucking-real.

There has been a big change on the Euro in the mid to late week period. The multiple rounds of storms that had been forecast to remain north of my area are now dropping farther south. Instead of zero rain, 1-2" is possible.

Lone Star tick - makes red meats produce the sickening, not sure about poultry/seafood. I don't know if all LS tick bites cause the change or, like deer ticks, only a (probably large) fraction carry the causal organism.

In April as bare spots began to appear, some folks in the St. John Valley would snowblow the plow piles onto the paved road so it would be gone soonest. Drivers there learned to be cautious.

beautiful outside i got to wear my hoodie today

This will get all the way into NNE

Temperatures have been average...

No one's asking me ... I get it. But this is not as bad as May 2005 imho.

Maybe down there.

Wonder if there could be some strong storms tomorrow late afternoon out in E NY