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Thirty-nine point seven First 30s in ten whole days Outdoor shower time

Spring will finish up with 8.95" rain here which will make it my 4th driest in 45 years. Ytd of 14.90" is 5" below normal.

Bob was a yawner for most.

1.03" total rainfall.

He spent equal time in that discussing how the block was causing it to be cold It was even. He may be all those things you say he is but he was fair in that particular whatever it is.

We even had a little up here. This was up by my golf course.

Au contraire. I got in 9 holes at 4:30.

70 was the high today.

Maybe the severe drought was the friends we made along the way?

Nothing panned out today. It looked like it was going to rain all day, but it never really started. Only 0.05" here. Total for this 10 day wet pattern was 4.94". We need a few more of those to get back to normal. Still in D2 conditions here, but D3 is only a few miles away.

Latest OISST 1+2 anomaly is +2.5C (non-relative). That tells me that relative 1+2 is at a pretty hefty ~+2.0:

https://x.com/nwsspc/status/2060807137387774179?s=46&t=nTdsbQZkQMPkUI3zGjAXJg slight risk in Great Plains and marginal risk surrounding that goes into the south east and Midwest .

The Peruvian government is confirming SST anomalies of over +5C off their coast (ENSO region 1+2)

I’ve gotten some rain from thunderstorms this evening with possibly more to come. It hasn’t been that much so far (<0.25” I think). I’ll get the totals in the morning.

Of course we used to have a mile deep ice cap too.

Sure. It has snowed in June before. Boston had flakes in 1842. Then there was a decent storm in June over the interior in the infamous 1816 summer.

Maybe Brian, or Will but he’s never on the boards anymore in summer, would know: have there ever been any reports of snow later in the year in Mass like ever?

Had nearly 3 inches of rain overnight into this morning. Saw where Jefferson co had a funnel earlier.

After careful deliberation, I’ve decided to issue a uniform distribution alert along with an incredible weather alert for the next several days.

I heard the boom down here in Cranston. Me and my wife were watching TV and said WTF was that. Shook my house rattling the floor under my feet. Walked outside and a lot of people were out saying the same thing WTF was that. https://www.golocalprov.com/news/new-nasa-confirms-loud-boom-was-fireball-that-sped-at-roughly-75-000-mph-and-fragmented?fbclid=IwdGRzaASIVgFjbGNrBIhV3mV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHtPN7FK7hxbtouDhTVHg_el3fXY0ttmFCYWR_enVVOGXcTwKKEVk1NF_xh1U_aem_1sWhSOcnHybclecUo0hm3w

Out on a run and the moon is a rising. Chilly!

Our high was right at 6pm.

Probably the June layer Lol