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Bursts of heavy drizzle and a few passing showers earlier from this lame system. Picked up 0.13".

The Key West buoy at 6Z on 6/1 (map time) can be confirmed to have been 89.4F/31.9C. It peaked at a May record breaking 92.3F/33.5C on 5/29/24! Before 2024, the record May high SST was 90.1F/32.3C, which was in 2023. Before 2023, the May record was 89.1F/31.7C (2017). Records go back to 2005.

Models significantly under-predicted the rain event across eastern Iowa this morning. I was expecting just enough rain to wet the ground, but ended up with several hours of light to moderate rain totaling 0.64".

Wonder what they’ll blame this one on? I remember last summer when they showing up in the north, the experts were blaming it on some tropical storm.

oh,yes........................ You are well advised to correct your math error................................ Have a great afternoon!

In three weeks the days begin to get shorter, as we head towards winter. It will be a Nina.

I guess the trade off for perma-Nina ruining our winters is beautiful summers like this without heat. Today I’ll definitely take it.

Anthony; please … treasure with your young wife every day of that six months you wait because ….. “This same flower that blooms today, tomorrow may be dying” Carpe Diem. As always…..

Beautiful weather but suddenly my allergies have been killing me these past few days.

Now look at the PDO: -3.04

Severe T-Storm Watch for the coastal plain/US 59 corridor from just N of CRP into most of the HOU metro. Storms are building and slowly moving NE into the HOU, but none are warned or look particularly strong. There is a lonely but strong cell with radar indicated hail approaching DFW.

Pool down to 65 but feels great. We mow we pool

Listening to Zeppelin... T-Storms Can't believe how well the Phils are doing, 40-18... Hoping for NJ hurricane....TS inland (Floyd) Thinking blizzards this winter... Hope Summer flies bye... Early Fall... Training Camp can't come any sooner... Heat lovers are sinners... 83F/DP 44F

New month, new obs. Post them here. Started out this morning at a nice 54. Currently at 1:20 it is just 78/51. Sun is very warm but it is beautiful in the shade.

Not really that rainy of a day today locally. Another “bust” precip wise

Beautiful

Reminds me of the 1995-96 winter season. Ice over my way was very late in leaving as well. Trout, and smelt runs were a month late (typically start mid April), and piled ice was on the shores until late June. The ice breaker Mackinaw, had to lead ore boats for quite a while during that time because of the thick, extensive ice. Pretty much through the month of April, I believe. I don't remember how late things were in the 2013-14 season, but it was a stout season.

I need this to happen at MDT. Maybe that would be 1.3” of frozen that would pad our seasonal total to get us to the 20” mark. That last storm in February still stings where I got 7” of snow in Marysville, while MDT got less than 2” of snow. That death band of snow that hit just north of Harrisburg, robbed the turnpike & south of a better event.

0.34" of rain from last night's showers. Stayed relatively warm through the night, and I kept my bedroom window open. Foggy morning, and it's still hanging on here at noon.

1984 isn’t 40 years ag…oh, no.

Across Chester County PA we finished May with an average temperature across the 27 NWS/MADIS stations of 63.9 degrees this was the 27th warmest May since records began in 1893. The warmest station was of course Phoenixville at 65.6 degrees and the coolest was at Warwick Township at 62.7 degrees. The highest temperature during the month was recorded at West Chester with the 88.7 degrees on the 26th. Our lowest temperature was the 40.1 degrees on the 11th. The greatest monthly rainfall was at West Chester with 3.57" of rain. Below is the long term May actual (blue) climate history since 1895 - compared with the altered adjusted (red) NCEI trend lines. The actual lines show no warming and actually some cooling over history....while the adjusted NCEI figures show some slight warming.

Across Chester County PA we finished May with an average temperature across the 27 NWS/MADIS stations of 63.9 degrees this was the 27th warmest May since records began in 1893. The warmest station was of course Phoenixville at 65.6 degrees and the coolest was at Warwick Township at 62.7 degrees. The highest temperature during the month was recorded at West Chester with the 88.7 degrees on the 26th. Our lowest temperature was the 40.1 degrees on the 11th. The greatest monthly rainfall was at West Chester with 3.57" of rain. Below is the long term May actual (blue) climate history since 1895 - compared with the altered adjusted (red) NCEI trend lines. The actual lines show no warming and actually some cooling over history....while the adjusted NCEI figures show some slight warming.

Across Chester County PA we finished May with an average temperature across the 27 NWS/MADIS stations of 63.9 degrees this was the 27th warmest May since records began in 1893. The warmest station was of course Phoenixville at 65.6 degrees and the coolest was at Warwick Township at 62.7 degrees. The highest temperature during the month was recorded at West Chester with the 88.7 degrees on the 26th. Our lowest temperature was the 40.1 degrees on the 11th. The greatest monthly rainfall was at West Chester with 3.57" of rain. Below is the long term May actual (blue) climate history since 1895 - compared with the altered adjusted (red) NCEI trend lines. The actual lines show no warming and actually some cooling over history....while the adjusted NCEI figures show some slight warming.

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