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Good time to get in the siding business

Well it’s an increase in frequency of dewey summers. The graph shows it, ha. I’m not sure what else to tell you.

Incredible! Downloaded data from SERCC (observations from March 1-April 14, forecast values through April 19) reveals nearly 80 long-term threaded stations are in the midst of their warmest spring on record, calculated by average daily high temperature. Led by Huntington, West Virginia, where the first 50 days of spring has seen a mean high temperature of 72.8F, an astounding 12.1F above the 1991-2020 mean. Again, that's a 50-day average!

The configuration matters also. Some of the guidance is strongly east based and some is basin wide with one model I saw still indicating a mostly west based. If it does go super nino, a basin wide configuration gives us a much better chance at one huge event than the east based look on the euro. That last euro run would be a 1998 type winter. PUKE

DCA also briefly hir 90 around 1 pm. 88 as of 2:45.

lol….believe that BS if you want…f’n Joke!

You’re not alone! As always …..

84 at home

Standard meteorology misses the BD boundary types in the atmospheric spectrum of phenomenon. We just don't have a physical recognition for them. They at least say "Outflow Boundary" on the current surface synoptic charts from linear MCS' and stuff. They should at least do something about being oblivious to a monster 20 pt temp correction from something like this... Instead...they only have us safely in a warm sector, no worries... I mean, that's not trivial. It's hugely miss-informing what's actually happening to give us this,

IAD also. DCA river winded and dropped back into the mid-80s, so unless there is a later wind shift, they may just tie.

85 and feelin alive.

Enjoy the next 5 days. Temps get dicey starting on 4/20...

Bass taking it to the dome

Up to 87° here in Lebanon and DP up to 66 .

pound town

I want light shows and things struck and house shakers https://imgur.com/a/IwQ12n5#7tG6LwM

Absolutely.

Ehhhh…negligible

For those without central ac, I would advise getting it before you list your home for sale. Many buyers won’t consider the house without. Probably less of an issue once in NNE.

I have a house in Maine- currently it’s mud season soon to be followed by black fly season and then mosquitoes (different then evening mosquitoes- midday running from the house and jumping in the car there will be 10 in the car with you). It’s not safe until mid to late June. The rest of the year is glorious!! Facts!

Completely agree.

Yes and no. August of 2024 there wasn’t a bit of humidity after the first week until mid November when it rained for the first time that late summer and fall. So it’s there, then it’s not. But once you have C/A, you’ll never go without it. Grew up without it…and absolutely hated it…sweating our asses of when we grew up. Now I have it…never go without it again.

The graph shows it well… sure there were humid summers throughout the period, but only three summers since 2010 have been below the average long term dews. Would seem to show increased dew points lately.