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50.6F Euro is on the warmer side here this week...hope it's right. The mesos at best keep the airmass tainted with easterly modification. Staying cooler may be better for the fruit trees if we are going to freeze again next week.

Like yesterday morning, low of 60 when I left the house but this time with some rainfall to report, to the tune of .05”. Today will feel like mid July.

So far 2026 has been running cooler than 2024 and 2025, but warmer than 2023. If 2026 warms as much in the remainder of the year as 2023, then a yearly record is likely. However, warming in 2023 was unusually large for an el nino onset year. We will need to see monthly records begin to be broken in the summer to have a chance of breaking a yearly record. Will be a good test of whether the unusual warmth in 2023 was anomalous or caused by the large earth energy imbalance.

Nice points. I agree - the lean toward La Ninas has acted as at least a slight brake on the global temp rise over the past three decades. Global temp anomalies past 10 years or so have increased more rapidly in the extratropics than the tropics. See this post from Dr. Joseph Fournier: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/joseph-fournier-7077087_following-the-15-year-great-hiatus-2000-activity-7449541780481654784-8jWQ? The attached graph is from the same post and is generated using satellite temperature estimates.

Three more days of HHH . Not looking forward to Sunday and Monday chill

One unit permanently on the side of house and others are windows

This would be the real wtf.

I agree it's ironic. I think that mainly has to do with how slow the downward propagation ("drip down") of above normal heights from the stratosphere to the troposphere was this year. See the attached graphic of polar (65-90N) height anomalies past several months, courtesy of meteorologist Todd Crawford on LinkedIn. Here's his full post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/todd-crawford-5a02092_the-stratospheric-polar-vortex-spv-had-activity-7447251962808569889--JnW?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAB0F_QB1PGc4wDzKl0eXPl_N7X02RAnqV4 Looks to me like there is a direct link between the recent increase in polar blocking (starting in early Apr near Scandinavia with a separate area near the Arctic Circle) + the forecast near-record strength Greenland blocking last week of Apr, with the notable stratospheric warming event in late Feb and early Mar.

Do you have central air, splits, or just install/uninstall window units?

Yeah it was pretty toasty. Tough to get the motivation to install when you know a week of wood stove is coming.

Bet there was a lot of hot homes last night and 911 sheets stuck to bodies calls. We slept

Summer heat

But without knowing how warm it was in SNE, I have to admit it felt good up here.

April being April

Wtf. Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

Both nams have a lot of elevated instability tonight. Overnight bangers.

Linden launch Williamsport Pa. 60 degrees and pretty good fog this morning. .12” of rain yesterday

Another pantless morning

Even BIL in Plymouth had a tstm. Hope we get some tonight like hrrr has. Fert is dropped. Now we rain hopefully.

.37" after I went to bed last night.

Seeing how we swing the pendulum back to almost winter again next week, I'm beginning to think this summer is going to be a roller coaster ride of hot one week, cool/cold the next.

Still, given how much the map was lit up with warnings, and all the places that were seemingly slammed per radar, I would have expected to see at least a bit more than 5 reports on the SPC page. But I'm sure more (delayed) reports will gradually trickle in throughout the morning.

Eh everyone’s asleep. Heck my whole family is snoring right now

Not a drop, but watched a good light show to the north. Palatable bust.

69 MPH wind gust reported at DTW... Somewhat surprisingly (even for it being nighttime), the MI storm reports are quite sparse for now...