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Yeah ... a donut stuffing machine of a CCB stackin snow totals to nut sacks while you're sunny at 7 F looking a dense cirrus shield on your southern horizon sounds 'bout right
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They haven't. Despite the cool end we're still going to be near normal against the warmest averages
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Same process as thundersnow, rare but interesting.
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Effing brutal, I’m supposed to chaperone my kids class at Six Flags on Wednesday.
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.23 here in 21057. It is raw out.
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It's probably a low probability but just enough elevated instability present that someone may get a rumble.
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yeah gets marginally unstable aloft with some pretty steep lapse rates.
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Thanks Wiz you teach me something new everyday ☺️
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70s and possibly 80s look realistic. Earlier runs with low and mid-90s on the GFS are likely overdone.
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Could be a rumble of thunder in SE areas.
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Showers have been added to my Memorial Day forecast. GFS is the only guidance I see that could bring the next system in that early.
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Elevated instability
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Where was this pattern this past winter? GFS trying to organize another coastal low middle of next week. Nice low end warning event centered along the Pike, ha.
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Very few, if anyone at all like JB, in May. Supposed to be stuck in the mid to upper 50s here tomorrow. Hell, not even in the Northeast because they're expecting a late-season Nor'easter tomorrow. https://x.com/BenNollWeather/status/1925166136024600730
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I know you loved 2010 because it was hot and dry ;-) we discussed this before lol Humidity can be sucked to the moon for all I care, can't stand humidity at all.
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May has a consistent -nao now. It's why we're seeing rain and cool weather almost year after year in May and even snow (2020).
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yes I mean hot and dry with a good westerly breeze, humidity is awful and contributes zippo to high temperatures (it even lowers temperatures).
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But real heat coming in to start June?
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Lows:EWR: 42 (2002)NYC: 40 (1907)LGA: 45 (2002)JFK: 42 (2020)^ wow, 2020 was still cold this late in May?
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1992: Canadian high pressure across the Mid-Atlantic brought record low temperatures to parts of the East. The morning low of 28° degrees in Atlantic City, NJ was the coldest ever for so late in season. Locations that reported daily record lows for the date included: Martinsburg, WV: 35°, Salisbury, MD: 36°, Baltimore, MD: 38°, Dover, DE: 41°, Wilmington, DE: 41°, Washington, D.C.: 43 °F. I remember this! 1992 was the year without a summer because of Pinatubo.
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Yes so I wasn't joking when I said our Mays have become cooler.
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the high was 70 here
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an inside runner, would be mostly rain here
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No, it would have been raining here in January too, this is an inside runner.
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Yes it was nice and warm here around 3 pm 70 .... not 76 lol
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