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  2. bluewave
    The extensive ridge driving the warm pool from east of Japan to the north of Hawaii is more of a 2nd EOF -PDO type pattern. This is why most of the analog dates for early July are La Niña years. You would want to see a deep trough set up from Japan to north of Hawaii heading into next winter to turn the PDO more positive.
  3. aldie 22
    Sun is out with a nice cool breeze...it's really comfortable out
  4. RIC_WX
    1.23" in Leesburg? Feels like the rain event of the month so far, although admittely I haven't been around much but the yard looks mid summer parched.
  5. aldie 22
    Ended up with. 50 no complaints here
  6. Baum
    Used to spend a couple weeks up near Petoskey and Charlevoix as well every season. Great golf country.
  7. RIC_WX
    There is no drought west of the Alleghanies. In addition to the lush foliage everywhere, was out on DCL twice last week and the lake appears full, even fuller than it was in the early spring. You can see the effects of the drought clearly as close as Hancock, the landscape almost abruptly turns brown past Sideling Hill.
  8. stormy
    .58" total last 2 days. Not bad. The first 21 days of June produced a glorious .09"..
  9. WestBabylonWeather
    Is that blob in jersey gonna make it
  10. frontranger8
    I believe the biggest factor for PDO calculations is that pool of water south of the Aleutians and to the north/northwest of Hawaii.
  11. Itstrainingtime
    Wunderground stations near you would support that, a lot of them around .3" give or take. Interestingly, the stations down here recorded a bit less despite being further south. I finished with .21" at home so your area was a nice little jack today.
  12. frd
    https://x.com/SCweather_wx/status/2069485638059987262 Mitch West @SCweather_wx Ridge rider ring of fire pattern looking likely at the end of June into early July. This is by far one of the most interesting weather patterns we get during the Summer. Clusters of severe storms can ride down the side of the ridge. They can travel VERY long distances at times. We will watch to see how this unfolds in the coming days.
  13. frontranger8
    Is the 33 record breakers for stations with 80+ year histories all-time records or monthly records?
  14. JakkelWx
    Translation: it'll still be very humid but the temp will be 90 instead of 100.
  15. BlizzardNole
    Just 0.23 for today and it looks to be done. Pretty disappointing given expectations
  16. BeastFromTheEast
    To each their own but meh. Besides the fresh seafood, I can do everything else right here locally on the shorelines of good ole Lake Michigan June-September. Wisconsin/Michigan/Indiana shores to be exact, IL beaches suck.
  17. Snowedin
    As if the sagamore wasnt already a huge bitch to drive through..what a nightmare
  18. Chicago Storm
    nothing beats a beach nap under a cabana with a light ocean breeze.
  19. BeastFromTheEast
    Spring break or bust
  20. sbnwx85
    I love Florida (in February).
  21. RedSky
    1.10"
  22. bluewave
    May 2026 was a little cooler than May 2023 around Japan. But much warmer than 2015 and 1997. This relationship is reflected in the PDO values for the month of May. Plus the area off the Baja was much warmer than 2023. https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/pub/data/cmb/ersst/v5/v6/index/ersst.v6.pdo.dat May 2026 PDO -1.60 May 2023 PDO -2.46 May 2015 PDO +0.40 and +1.65 by July May 1997 PDO +1.29 and +2.35 by June Traditional strong +PDO pattern
  23. EastCoast NPZ
    Of course it does, just in time for me to head out west.
  24. Mount Joy Snowman
    I was thinking the same as I stare out the window here into the capital city. There was a sharp cutoff just southeast of Harrisburg, which was actually modeled very well by the Meso's this morning. I think I'm going to be up around a third of an inch back home.
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  26. Baum
    Baum changed their profile photo
  27. Baum
    Spent 15 straight summers on the beach in longboat key, Fla in June/July. Never encountered any bug issues on the shore. Even got a daily sea breeze. Beautiful cumulo nimbus towers with lightning, rainbows, and fire orange tops. Every now and then a tropical storm to cool it down and bring in some good wave action. Big calls; was lobster or shrimp for dinner? What day do I go deep sea fishing? SPF 6 or 15 on the lotion? Corona or a local beer for sitting on the beach. It sucked alright. All that said, looks like we may get some real summer before the 4th. On cue.
  28. SEwakenosnowforu
    Wow. Nice. Just Under 0.15 here
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