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Not feeling so good about the second half of May anymore

The way weekends have been going, I'm expecting much of Saturday to blow

Would be curious to know if that would be approaching any records for May. Can probably just download the daily/monthly data after and check.

Where's @Typhoon Tip This seems like an impressive dip in the PNA for mid-May, no? EPS is even more negative too

Sun out here, turning into a decent late afternoon

Yup some nice cells. Told me friend who lives in NW NJ yesterday they could see an upgrade to slight today with some tornado potential.

I would mind living near MAF for like April/May/early June

The outflow and gust front meant business. I think I've read some accounts from some of the SNE wx pages of people saying how chilly it felt with the outflow and gust front. With the way the storms were were aligned and tracking its possible maybe you had a couple localized areas where the outflows interacted and produced some brief, but intense straight-line winds.

Gotta say...the Euro from late last week anyways did a damn good job at nailing the second half of the week here. The GFS was super aggressive with building in the high pressure. Euro sniffed out precip along the weak cold front sagging south Thursday.

That's what the regular season finale should be known as from 2025 for the Patriots

Looks like the axis of the most favorable parameters shifts quite a bit throughout the day. This is going to give alot of "false hope" for some because for the areas getting hit now and will later and the areas missing out...those areas missing out will eventually get it. Tomorrow is going to be interesting with a quite a bit of convective elements involved. PWATS are quite high for the entire region through tomorrow so just about everyone is going to get involved at some point.

I see the GFS with the first Atlantic cane of the season

This is a perfect time to be getting rain like this with full leaf out occurring and help get rid of the green crap everything is coated in.

Happy Birthday! I think the front sagged a bit farther south/east than guidance had early on and you had the prime differential heating boundary from SE NY and points northeast. Pretty good CAPE gradient too. Was able to maximize on the steep llvl lapse rates

Here's the real thing which is better than what the video provides. I put an arrow in the spot I was in which points in the direction I'm facing. The bottom view is looking over to my left. So where those trees snapped was JUST out of my view. And actually...in the second pic if you see where those cars are parked, I was contemplating parking in those spots...I would have backed in and not be facing the trees but the circulation could have directly passed over my car...I also would have seen it coming from a farther distance because I would have had me head facing that direction. I could have gotten out of the car and film