Snowedin

Yep, this is the definition of summer imo..mid 80s, little bit of humidity, light haze off in the distance, long days, you get the idea! All we need is a bit of a light show in the late evening to keep the bbq in our stomaches from getting too settled and we call it a day! Seriously though, this is perfection this time of year..

Bug city out there right now..doesn't help that I live near swamplands heh. As for obs idk, soupy, damp, dank, just downright nasty. What a way to start off the season officially lol..

Pouring buckets here, can confirm! ^ Dog walk is gonna have to wait for a bit lol

Man, it is stifling right now! You just know were gonna have some good convection on days like this..dr dew must be one happy camper right now. Big boomers not too far away either!

Gorgeous day here but now all of the sudden ants and may flies are everywhere! Guess that's a small price to pay for our first real spring day here since last Winter, strangely enough lol..now we spray!

I could care less if we pickup just 3" of paste at this point so long as the lights stay on this time. Going 3 days without power just blows..I send my best wishes to all my fellow snow weenies on here but I'm keeping my expectations very low at this point as far as snowfall goes.

Yep, I completely agree with you guys. All this cold is completely pointless without a good snow event to go with it. Personally, I hate the cold but actually enjoy the snow..talk about about an internal battle huh?

As previous posters have said, the rain can stop any time...we've probably had about an 1.50" since yesterday evening, not even exaggerating lol. That's not even taking into account the previous night's quarter to a half inch of additional moisture. One thing is for sure is that once the sun does finally decide to come out of its hibernation, the grasses and plants are bound to explode with growth. Funny thing is we couldn't buy a drop of rain last spring and strangely enough, a year later we end up with one of the wettest springs in recent memory.

Well we started off great with a picture perfect blue sky, low humidity and temps in the low 60s but as usual, the clouds have rolled back in off the ocean and were down again into the 50s. I can't wait until we break this pattern once and for all. Still, I guess it's hard to complain considering how dreadful most of the week has been.

We've only seen a few peeks of sun here at best the last few days. It'd be great if we could break this stubborn cloud cover so that big ball of happiness can reemerge once again. I suppose that's the price you pay for living along the coast of new england in the spring.

Good way to start the month rainfall wise. Weatherbug puts me at 0.27" this morning but I don't trust that app for accurate rainfall amounts so it's probably at least another .10 of an inch. We surplus (been wanting to say that for years now)

Oh I definitely agree with you from a meteorological standpoint. Getting involved with a storm like that any time of year is very exciting, no question. I would just hate to deal with the cleanup afterwards. That's never an enjoyable task.

Yeah, no thanks to that. I can't even think about snow this time of year. That's a word I don't want to hear until at least mid November. All I want to hear this time of year from mets is warm, long sunny days with a light breeze from the southeast. I guess we all have our biases

Got my first real tan of the season from just walking around the yard picking up downed limbs and raking. What a turnaround from this time last week! It looks like we touched 83 or 84 this afternoon which is pretty amazing considering we're only 4 or 5 miles from the ocean.

Oh yeah, been wearing them since yesterday haha..never bothered to put my summer clothes away for occasions like this