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42 for a low here. Now today is going to be stellar. Doesn't get any better for this time of year.

Bring it. LONG TERM /MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY/... A lot of uncertainty remains with the evolution of the potential coastal storm during the Monday through Tuesday period. The GFS remains a bit of an outlier in delaying the organization of the storm until farther downstream into coastal New England. I suspect something more in line with what a consensus of a ECMWF/Canadian blend is what is more likely to pan out given that these types of setups tend to trend more amplified with the guidance having a right of track bias. This would certainly be a much bigger issue if this was January since we would probably be talking warning level snow somewhere in the area, but fortunately it`s mid-April, and thus accumulating snowfall (especially anything with impact) is unlikely. In any case, I`ve kept with a blend of guidance for the forecast and have maintained likely PoPs across the whole area for Monday night, which does currently appear to be the period most likely to experience widespread rain. Some wet snow may mix in across the southern Poconos, but antecedent conditions will probably preclude any appreciable accumulation more than a light/wet coating. I think the bigger story with this system will be the potential for freshwater flooding concerns (and perhaps some tidal flooding concerns). This setup has the potential to bring a widespread quick 1"+ of rain, so we`ll have to keep a close eye on this in the coming forecast updates.

We just had 2 days in the 80s with humidity. Gross. Maybe that will remind some folks that days in the 60s in April should be cherished.

We get patterns that can produce coastal storms in April. It's weather, and can be interesting. We do need rain from time to time. I enjoy the sunny days in the 50s/60s this time of year. It seems whenever we get a pattern that can produce 70s in the Spring, the humidity comes with it. We will have plenty of that in our future.

That mid to high cloud deck has broken some and temp up to 83. Just think, this will feel 'refreshing' in a couple months.

Sunday looks nice.

81/60 Too warm for mid April.

Looks pretty typical. The 'anomalously cold' period is upper 50s/low 60s for highs on the mean. The rest of the month also tilts towards drier than normal as advertised.

The midlatitudes are generally characterized by changeable weather, esp during the transitional months. Expecting temps to be consistently in the 70s in April is pretty silly.

Where is Mike Sidel, being blown out of the shot by the wind or kneeling in a one foot drift?

Is it -PNA?

It will die pretty quickly over the next couple weeks. No one cares about tracking Bermuda highs and subtle variations in heat and humidity. Well, maybe Chuck.

29. Colder than forecast as the wind completely died down and skies cleared. Temps in the 60s today then well above average for the rest of the week, trending back towards average by early next week.

Didn't notice that characteristic with this one at all. Aslin beers otoh- the odd 'tea thing' seems to be in the background on everything of theirs.

Just awful.

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Low overcast with some occasional light drizzle here in Rehoboth. Heading out for some drinks and foodies. Not bad for walking/staggering for now. Rain should hold off till later this evening.

Heavy showers just rolled though here. 0.42". 2.88" this week so far.

60-ish? If we weren't socked in with clouds and an east flow it would probably be 70 here.

We average above normal like 10 out of every 12 months, so what's so bad about being a tad below sometimes? Refreshing.

Outside of the 3 day anomalously cold period a week or so ago, temps have been pretty "normal". I have been doing plenty of outside work and there have been a lot of dry days with sun. Some wind, yes. We do wind here. Not a big fan but if it's sunny and dry its a good outside day to me. Again, you want May weather, and its too early.

Well, temps in the mid to upper 50s in early April is closer to average than mid 70s. You want May, I get it. We aren't there yet.