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It is AWFUL up in fallston / Bel Air . thick and low .

A “recent” Niña with a very wet summer that comes to mind was 2011

May have a Harvey deal into Texas in week

We stein. Should golf here

Some serious heat (95+) possible 23-25th as ridge flexes.

back to chilly weather-61 here with some sprinkles

Earlier this week I took a look at my weather records. Only two weekend in 2025 that didn't have some sort of precipitation here. Unreal.

Why do people live in a climate they hate so much? Life is too short to be so miserable.

Low of 65 and no rain here yet. Great day on the boat yesterday but the water was still quite chilly.

*Northern Lowlands Sun popping out here and windows are fogging up. Tropical out there.

Back into the rain ftl.

0.00" in my lowlands

0.27" here so far.

i get to wear my hoodie the next few days i am happy

Went fishing out of Gloucester one May, we had a string of really warm days with the day I went in the 80s so just wore a short sleeve shirt, froze my butt off fishing that day.

14 Weekends in a row now with some rain.

.27"/ 56F

Always bring a coat on the boat and to Fenway in April.

It was wild around quarter to 9. Came in like a freight train. The lowlands keeps on stacking precip W's

Not a drop overnight in Reisterstown.

Yes it is, with dew points of 45, you clearly don't remember July 4, 2010. and I'm glad we hit 90 Thursday, that was the best day of the entire summer!

We had the same thing down the road from you. I haven't heard rain like that in a while. It was roaring. I'm definitely on the warm side of the front this morning. Very warm and humid with peaks of sun.

You have a nice park in West Babylon.

We've had a sharp cutoff up here. As of 7AM, the southern part of the county has had well over 3", and just a few miles north in Huntington, .13"

It feels far more uncomfortable near the ocean with the higher humidity-- unless you go swimming of course. For cooler nights I find the mountains, in the Poconos it's much cooler at night and much easier to sleep. If you want to go by comfort level, the temperatures at the ocean with a sea breeze don't mean much because the humidities are higher. If you want real comfort you need elevation. Fortunately I love heat so I loved Coney Island back in the 80s when we used to have actual heat. My favorite summers baked at the beach Going swimming was cool relief but as soon as I was out of the water I felt the hot embrace of the sun once again. The reason I love Long Beach is because it's so close to the city and doesn't feel the sea breeze as much as say Fire Island or Montauk does. SW winds only have a short trajectory over water so the influence is much less-- Atlantic Beach even better, I used to spend a lot of my summers there.