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  2. WxUSAF
    It won’t be immediate. But it will kick in eventually.
  3. Mrs.J
    Getting some steady rain right now. At least it is something.
  4. suzook
    We got a big fat zilch! Zero point zero today. I bet we get absolutely nothing the next week too. I literally watch the radar, and 20 miles to my west the rain just disappears. I'm so done with this crap. We literally have had maybe 2 Inches of rain the last 4 months. This is insane. Oak trees are looking bad. Yellow leaves, and staring to drop leaves
  5. Met1985
    57 degrees with moderate rain. This is what spring is supposed to be about.
  6. MidwestChaser
  7. Mount Joy Snowman
    Down to 49 and approaching a quarter inch of rain.
  8. 87storms
    Workable temps. We might have past the inflection point in which cold fronts don’t feel quite as miserable. Some rain incoming…not much, but it’s something.
  9. Weather Will
    WB 12Z EPS...maybe another shot of rain midweek.
  10. Birds~69
    I'll say yeah....drops stating to fall. 47F, beautiful Spring day.
  11. Blizzard of 93
    .31 so far today in Marysville.
  12. michsnowfreak
    Not sold on a super el nino and especially not on a torch. I do think it will be milder here than the last 2 cold winters, however.
  13. Blizzard of 93
    Heavy rain in Marysville.
  14. Met1985
    Getting a great soaking rain today.
  15. CT Valley Snowman
    Partial sun and 57 here. Not a bad day.
  16. Today
  17. TheNiño
    Am I being a weenie thinking this has high risk potential around the STL to Springfield area? I know it’s still too early to tell but the models certainly aren’t backing down.
  18. MJO812
    42 and showers
  19. NorthShoreWx
    It's a balmy 43° here. All things considered, I'll take the rain.
  20. sussexcountyobs
    Lovely Spring weather. 38.9F with steady rain.
  21. Damage In Tolland
    NAMs had 1” + lol
  22. CT Valley Snowman
    Latest HRRR
  23. GaWx
    From FFC for 3 systems including today’s: 7 DAY RAINFALL AMOUNTS ARE FORECAST TO BE BETWEEN 1.5-2.25" NORTH OF I-85, WITH PROGRESSIVELY DIMINISHING AMOUNTS TO THE SOUTH AND EAST, DOWN TO ABOUT 0.5" IN EAST-CENTRAL GEORGIA. LOCALLY HIGHER TOTALS WILL BE POSSIBLE WHERE STRONGER STORMS OCCUR. INCREASING SURFACE PRESSURE AND DRIER AIR WILL SET UP OVER THE SOUTHEAST ON THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY
  24. donsutherland1
    Yes, things have trended cooler. The onset of late-season blocking has played an important role.
  25. JenkinsJinkies
    Last time we were entering a niño we were having snow level futility in regards to rain well into June.
  26. EarlGrey
    It doesn’t “look” like it’s going to rain tonight. My yard is looking like hay and the ground is cracked. I’m not watering it anymore!
  27. wncsnow
    Not a drop yet here
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