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  2. He still grades the roads in southern Quebec and did his own addition a couple years ago on his house.. the guy is wild lol
  3. I worry may result posting these, but I find the high plains spring picture so damn fascinating. Any guesses as to why ? Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk
  4. I've seen a few cams fire off some convection well ahead of the main show near the MS river. That would be concerning if that were to happen. Either way it's looking like a serious wind threat with the main show tomorrow evening.
  5. Anyone have any updates on that Lancaster radar? Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk
  6. It’s a given. Something has changed pattern wise that doesn’t let cP air masses sink down here enough to get low dews with warm days. Its all cT and mT air all the time… and if we do cool off it’s mP air and still elevated moisture levels. Melting the permafrost off/northward and changing the source region dynamics, along with prevailing global circulations lately, seems like it’s a slam dunk going forward for above normal temps and elevated dew points. Hit 85F up here today. We seem to have some high-end heat relative to climo in May over the past 5 years… only to struggle to those temps again for sometimes a couple months. Wonder if we can get near 90F as 850-925mb temps warm a couple degrees.
  7. Haha, tucked away isn't the right word. Still a decent place to raise a kid. And overall this whole area is a little oasis especially taking into account cost of living. Not a day goes by where I am not thankful, even when I'm yelling at the sky over miniscule things. Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk
  8. Just for kicks: +WPO La Nina: 1988-89, 1998-99, 2000-01, 2005-06, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2020-21, 2022-23 -WPO La Nina: 1950-51, 1954-55, 1955-56, 1956-57, 1964-65, 1970-71, 1971-72, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1975-76, 1983-84, 1984-85, 1995-96, 1999-00, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2021-22. -WPO & La Nina, recent progression +WPO, La Nina, recent progression January-February tends to be much hotter with the +WPO look in the East. Western typical La Nina cold is stronger with the WPO (+WPO is a strong Western cold signal for Feb-Apr centered on NV).
  9. @dendrite is there any way to fix the auto populating feature for tweets? The workaround is not working anymore. https://x.com/mark_debruin/status/1792601967438832085?s=46&t=Nn9Cx92_8118fPdhHPdJHw
  10. CAM solutions have varied wildly from model to model and run to run since this event came into range. Still clear as mud how tomorrow might evolve.
  11. Agreed, that’s awesome. Dude could pass for 70 years old compared to some people.
  12. Camp Hill...Jns2183 can hang 'em up local. Not sure tucked away is the right phrase though. Tucked Away In Pennsylvania, This Town Is America's #1 Retirement Haven (yahoo.com)
  13. Yea we torch for a couple days then its back to rain chances for a week.
  14. We can hope. I have a feeling this is summer is going to be warm and dewy.
  15. This morning's WRF-NSSL predicts a storm complex going into Illinois well before a main line of storms.
  16. In all seriousness it wouldn’t shock me if Monday is the worst, but watch that warm front south on Sunday. Hopefully it stays south.
  17. Thanks! Yikes 1981 summer sucked for the longevity. Toronto has also recorded its first 80s the last few days now.
  18. GFS didn't seem to indicate a heat wave is imminent. If anything, it looks like we might be contending with more of those pesky GL lows.
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  20. Some know what could be lurking. Some have beer they’re slurping.
  21. I’m used to rainy and cloudy and cool Memorial Day weekends. A nice mild one would be nice
  22. My family sent me pics of my grandfather's jump today.. so glad it turned out to be a great day!! He got his wish for his 90th birthday!
  23. Yeah, they were way off. That’s why those long range outlooks really aren’t worth even putting out.
  24. "Forecast looks to be on the quiet side for Saturday with a dry/seasonable air mass supporting normal conditions across southern New England for late May. Sunday may become more unsettled as model guidance is hinting at high pressure offshore supporting an easterly wind over the region. This could come with cooler temperatures,clouds, and possibly light rain/drizzle. Details are vague at the 7day time range, so stay tuned for more details later this week." Hopefully it's just the east. &&
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