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Vying for the diurnal yearly record on this one. Decimals above 32 for a low, now 48 a mere 1 hr and 20 min later is exception when driven purely by sun. We're in still unmixed air... Normally I think the machine would be typically cool biased on a spring day of sun this tall and not quite hot (August 15 equiv). But I was a bit surprised to see MET and MAV 68 to 70 around the BDL-FIT-ASH horn ...thinking those products would be 64 happy -NAO blue ballies. The lowest 200 fett to the gound is definitely going into a super adiabatic state, with lased ground-air conduction thermal exchange going on so despite the MOS above 73 ping highs? There's also likely to be a sea breeze boundary/cold wedge wobbling toward and probably somewhat beyond 495 by late afternoon. All this repeats tomorrow.

E MA up to its normal antics . N ATL FTL

Low of 40 with some heavy dew, not to be confused as .01-.02" of rain. Talking to all you Cocorahs observers out there haha.

Just make it warmer

Let’s just hope this means we can keep the heat off while the AC isn’t being used.

Ugh, we’re doing a weekend trip to Charlottesville, lovely.

Nice couple days shaping up-was down to 36 here this am with frost on the roof

GFS says if you thought this past weekend was blah, we’re going to crank up next weekend on the shitty weather scale.

Crazy stuff

Already 52.. off to the torches .

37.6 F in Lancaster for the low. .

Sweltering! .

35.4° this morn Should make a run at 70°.

Low of 78 it looks like in Austin. About to head back to home. Wedding yesterday was outdoors - since yesterday it 92 and a 78 dew point they brought out massive misting fans. It helped somewhat. lol

This chart shows where daily satellite SST is at record levels. Biggest feature is the large area of record warmth in the PMM area extending west of North America. An important area with nino conditions developing. There are also less extensive record temperatures in the southern hemisphere Pacific south of the enso region. https://cyclonicwx.com/sst/

We can see why the recently initialized models like the CFS are going higher. This is the first time since 1997 with an OHC reading reaching over 2.0° in April. Remember, 1982 didn’t reach this level of heat until October. Plus even 2015-2016 only peaked at 1.91 and not until October. My guess is that the ECMWF release on May 5th will increase its forecast over the April 5th levels once this record kelvin wave and OHC is initialized. So it appears we are on track for our first two El Nino events with a peak over +2.0 only separated by 3 years. We may not know what the ceiling is on this one until we get into late May or June. But it looks higher than 2023-2024 due to how strong this is becoming early on. https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/analysis_monitoring/ocean/index/heat_content_index.txt

Soooo just a rainy day? Lolz

34 here as well this morning.

^”The RONI.. newer “relative” index - which takes our warmed climate into account - is like +2.7 which would be close to a record (if averaged over 3 months). The current record is +2.5°C in 1982-83.”

Sheesh 34 degrees this morning. I’m ready to get out of this pattern.

Vortex PT in RI today? https://www.facebook.com/reel/1413402380828852

00z HRRR came in hot for eastern Missouri and central Illinois. Looking like a more limited risk for LOT but things down south are looking quite spicy Edit: No moderate risk on the new day 1. Is my weenie certificate mailed to me or do I need to pick it up in person?

Hopefully we can get a decent rainfall tomorrow morning with the crapvection, as the afternoon stuff looks like a non-event for this area. Been a nice and rainy past month or so, but sort of a drier stretch coming up for the next few weeks. Still have ground to make up for that abysmal Aug-Feb stretch of dry weather.