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  2. Stormchaserchuck1
    Models have a cooler start to June with -NAO trying to develop.. If the ridge over the Davis Strait ends up verifying, that would be good for my N. Atlantic SST prediction of wintertime NAO state, but still a long ways to go (the index measures through September.) I also think a ridge is going to try to develop over the West coast through June, then it may work its way to the Midwest by July and August then the east by the end of the Summer.. there is a chance it could come here sooner though, but GEFS looks troughy through Day 15..
  3. KAOS
    Here is another... https://www.weatherscan.net/ Enjoy! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weatherscan
  4. John1122
    It's been a wet 30 days for most of us and this may be underestimating totals for some areas. The station closest to me is around 11 inches for May with some missing data for one day that it rained.
  5. KAOS
    Old school radar...
  6. JerseyWx
    That cell that came through around 11:10pm really put down the rain. Easily pushed over an inch with that, heaviest downpours of the day. Lots of lightning too.
  7. KAOS
    It is only possible because of the work from those who preceded me.
  8. Geoboy645
    Y'know what would be nice, if it stopped raining here for a couple days. We have had 6+" of rain since last Monday, with more tomorrow. And its been like an inch or more of rain everytime it rains. Even yesterday's more moderate rain still had a heavy cell that pushed us over an inch here and dumped 2+ between Fall River and Beaver Dam. A brief break on Wednesday/Thursday before even more rain chances over the weekend. All of the rivers are at bankfull, the marshes are getting flooded, and most fields have at least a bit of standing water in them. Easily the most water we have had since 2019. If we get a major rain event (like 4"+ or even 2" if it falls very quickly) we are going to have some major problems across the area. It doesn't even need to be an 07/08/18 style marathon. Even a May 04 event would be very bad rn with how saturated we are.
  9. madwx
    0.41" here. 7.13" on the month
  10. powderfreak
    1.12” after emptying the Stratus this evening. Another round is en route but expect it to diminish quickly as the solar energy is gone. We’ve been a bit dry as is usual this time of year… but a good soaking for the soil with this FROPA as we start to plant the garden. Memorial Day weekend is the anecdotal start to the growing season locally.
  11. vastateofmind
    I believe so, and thank you!
  12. lee59
    Still getting brief heavy showers here.
  13. Albedoman
    what a joke today. The two minute downpours on the half hour gave me an anemic .45 in of a piss poor pollen rinse. Where the hell is all of the convective energy? Stratus cloud cover destroyed any potential today for the upteenth time this year. All I want is a a good 30 minute ear busting thunderstorm but that seems like asking for a noreaster right now. Here it almost June and I have heard thunder less than five times in the last two months. Well on to Wednesday- maybe another chance. Its so dam hard to believe that these line of t storms cannot make it across the state before dying out reaching eastern pa in the past month. Alot of parade organizers that cnaceled their parades are upset as most municiplaities got in their memorial parades before it showered after lunch. 90% chance of severe weather quickly dwindled to 30% after lunch. New forecast model should be no sunshine=no t storms.
  14. KamuSnow
    This fickle finger of rain thats been stretching up your way will probably miss you to the east, but you'll likely get a few drops. Picked up another 0.08" from it, total for the day is 0.49". Not bad really if you wanted some rain.
  15. LongBeachSurfFreak
    Looks like the line is splitting the city… ..urban heat island effect
  16. WxWatcher007
    Congrats. Just did the rest of the windows in my house and it’s a game changer. I couldn’t really even open the old ones—original to the house.
  17. snowman19
    Stratospheric effects TBD, but Volcanic Winter said the cumulative effects all added up should definitely come to a VEI 5. They appeared to be classic tropical eruptions which injected sulfate aerosols into the stratosphere, as opposed to an atypical one like Hunga Tonga, which was almost all water vapor
  18. OrdIowPitMsp
    About a half inch of precipitation today. Monthly total creeping towards 5” which was close to the JJA total during last summers severe drought. Official high of 67 today in Minneapolis.
  19. KAOS
    Modified... dark theme with original twc colors. Relocated "location" and "actions" bar for something more conducive to firetv/firestick.
  20. LVblizzard
    Not much to write home about in Allentown. Just some sprinkles while lightning flashed in the distance to the north.
  21. Scarlet Pimpernel
    Took these during, and just after, the severe thunderstorms that went through right around sunset. A couple are black and white.
  22. Random Chaos
    I picked up 0.71" of rain.
  23. KAOS
    "Desktop App" for Weatherstar 4000+....
  24. NorthHillsWx
    .46” yesterday and today
  25. high risk
    The HRRR and NAM Nest overall handled this pretty well. The storms ended up extending a bit south of DC, but the overall idea of the best coverage and intensity north of DC, along with the show not occurring until late, was spot on. And while there were a few wind reports (and 1 hail report?) the TOR threat was overall low; maybe I'll be shocked, and they'll find something near Laurel, but the signature that prompted the warning was modest at best and did not last long at all.
  26. Stormchaserchuck1
    For the Mexican heat wave Since 1998, I have +2022, +2003, +1998, -2014. Here's peak warm season: https://ibb.co/Qf22K0Y (Going forward more: https://ibb.co/g47XqgR)
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