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Some sun today with temperatures finally near normal in the mid 70's for the end of May. Heavy Rain tonight into tomorrow with as much as 2 to 3 inches possible in some locations. The wet and chilly pattern looks to finally break starting Sunday and into next week with temperatures by Wednesday in the low 80's.
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E PA/NJ/DE Spring 2025 Obs/Discussion
ChescoWx replied to PhiEaglesfan712's topic in Philadelphia Region
Some sun today with temperatures finally near normal in the mid 70's for the end of May. Heavy Rain tonight into tomorrow with as much as 2 to 3 inches possible in some locations. The wet and chilly pattern looks to finally break starting Sunday and into next week with temperatures by Wednesday in the low 80's.
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Looking for some interesting barometer readings tomorrow in the NE. Coastal storms have been going nuts.
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Clearing line moving East quickly
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SPC upgraded to Enhanced for NC/SC and GA for wind. They are waiting to see if our region needs to be upgraded at the next update.
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I’m far from confident in this, as there will probably be a narrow corridor of big rainfall models that the models are struggling to place, but there seems to be a trend to place the heavy rain axis more up into northern MD and southern PA. This would reduce the flood threat in and around DC, but it would increase the severe threat.
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Hope it does
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2025 Spring/Summer Mountain Thread
Maggie Valley Steve replied to Maggie Valley Steve's topic in Southeastern States
We may need to keep on eye on the Eastern Gulf during the second week of June. The models and their ensembles have been suggesting tropical mischief possibly developing and moving toward Coast. -
Sick of the cool humid days.. These temps below 65 and high humidity days are killing my gym floors.. too cool for AC so the floors just stay moist all day with it being a garage gym..
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Agreed but it feels moist
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Hopefully gfs wins with full summer for a few days next week
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Just did my morning walk and it's a bit thick out there. First time this year that i can recall where the humidity is on the gross side. Mostly sunny as well after the fog burned off
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We have quite a few breaks in the clouds, and the sun is doing it's thing.
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On the CoD model page - many models showed decent clearing/sunshine this morning at least when I looked at them yesterday.
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60s and humid doesn’t feel summery
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Was it supposed to be mostly sunny and mostly blue skies this morning?
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Hah, I live in that part of Riverdale Park and I am just getting into birding (usually take my bicycle and binoculars out on the weekend). I've seen this guy, or his friends and family, over by the Bladensburg water park once or twice, if anyone needs some hot tips.
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2025 Lawns & Gardens Thread. Making Lawns Great Again
IrishRob17 replied to Damage In Tolland's topic in New England
Agreed, that was my exact experience using vinegar in the past. -
A lot easier to enjoy summer conditions when things are greened up and not dry as hell going into it...
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Given the low water warning issued for Liberty Reservoir earlier this month (one of the reservoir's that supplies Balt area with water) - the timing of a month of rain that will be around 7-10 inches area-wide give or take is pretty damn great.
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The party was bound to end. We better enjoy what's left of it this weekend.
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0.38” so far today, 6.07” for the month.
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For sure. Mar 4-6 2001 was one hell of a storm despite under performing a bit in CT. Still a solid 10-18 for most of the state. I was pretty much right on with my memory of that storm, snow began late Sunday AM and the last flakes ended just after midnight Wednesday morning. About 62 hours.
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.67 " last night, simply amazing the rainfall last 30 days.
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Correct https://x.com/ericfisher/status/1928221853883027873?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg
