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No rain here for the last 8 days, and what fell then wasn't very much. Letting the grass grow tall. Just mowed it to 4", and it still looks about as good as it can for here. If the dryness continues I probably won't bother watering it as it always goes to shit anyway with the high sun and heat in late June and July.

This post aged pretty well.

Probably about right, maybe a little sooner. Looks like NS energy dropping down from eastern Canada around mid next week, so maybe some decent lift along a cold front, plus the GFS and CMC are hinting at some sort of a subtropical low off the SE coast.

Sun broke out here after some impotent sprinkles earlier. Beautiful out right now with a nice breeze. 71/52.

Looking like less than a quarter inch for DC to Dover and points north through Wed. Next chance?

Incredible day and evening. Enjoying a Catchy Chorus (double dry hopped) Hazy Double IPA from DFH, and about to get the firepit going.

DFH Bourbon Barrel Aged WWS for HH to kick off the holiday weekend. Cheers!

Hell of a nice late May evening. 64 at 630 with a dp of 47. Glorious. Fire pit weather.

Meanwhile, currently this is happening in my yard..

Not sure what models y'all are looking at with talk of a 'washout' this weekend. Probably more clouds than actual rain for the majority of the region. Looks like a quarter inch or less for most, and probably not until late Sunday into Monday. The MD/DE beaches don't look particularly wet either.

Beautiful in Rehoboth. Low 60s and breezy. Had a Utopias Barrel aged 120 with lunch lol. Recovered from that, and now headed to C & M for HH.

The upper ridge and sprawling surface HP to the north of the closed h5 low will likely keep most of the precip south/east of our region this weekend. That will make those who have outdoor plans happy, but the dryness will continue.

Pretty good write up from Mount Holly on the uncertainty with the weekend weather- The forecast for the much-anticipated holiday weekend remains uncertain. A cutoff upper level low is expected to develop over the southeastern US with an area of surface low pressure forming near the Carolina coast. The evolution of the surface low and its progression north will determine the sensible weather for our region. It is worth noting that past few guidance suites have trended a bit drier for our region. This is due to surface high pressure setting up just to the north of our region as upper level ridging builds north of the cutoff low. This keeps the surface low more towards the south rather than coming up the East Coast. This weekend does not look like a washout but each day currently features around 20-40% chance of rain. Did undercut NBM PoPs a bit to account for the drier trend among guidance. However, upper level lows can be tricky to forecast, and would expect shifts over the next few days in the exact location of where the low sets up.

Abnormally dry along the western side of the bay, as well as along the Potomac around DC. Moderate drought SE of there in So MD. https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/CurrentMap/StateDroughtMonitor.aspx?Northeast

I have that too, but it stays mostly along the edge of the woods.

Just another weed I will learn to love I guess lol. I am good with moss and clover- good groundcover since the grass never lasts past the solstice. I have an innate hatred for dandelions though.

What will kill them?

Looking forward to Tuesday and Wed. Weather looks incredible, and I will be at Rehoboth- ahead of the Memorial day weekend madness.

Trying to identify this. The leaf looks like wild violet, but I don't recall ever seeing the purple-ish flowers. It has been around mostly in places I don't care about, but now the stuff is prolific. Hard to keep out of the mulch beds. Impossible to get all the roots when pulling it.

0.35" total between the showers yesterday morning and last night.

69 here and still cloudy. Dreary.

Cloudy with a bit of drizzle at times. 67.

Next batch looks to be focused right along the immediate coast on the mesos. I managed to pick up 0.18" with the showers earlier. Best rain chances the rest of today are probably with any showers/storms along the front later.

Pretty decent shower moving through now. Right on the edge of the precip. Looks like much of Delaware will get a pretty good soaking today.

Forecast here has increased rain totals for tomorrow- up from a tenth or less to as much as a half inch now. CAMs seem to be more west with moisture from the coastal, while globals are generally further east/drier. Also looks like an opportunity for some scattered showers with the frontal passage, mainly along/east of I-95. My money is on a quarter inch or less through Sunday.