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  1. On 6/29/2025 at 10:05 PM, cyclone77 said:

    Not even close.  

    Finished the month with 6.21" of rain for this June, just 0.45" away from reaching the top 10 wettest Junes on record.

    Top 10 Wettest Junes (DAY)
    1. 10.59" - 1958
    2. 9.54" - 1980
    3. 9.09" - 1903
    4. 7.88" - 2015
    5. 7.59" - 1924
    6. 7.43" - 2017
    7. 7.32" - 1902
    8. 7.22" - 1932
    9. 7.13" - 1928
    10. 6.66" - 1986

  2. 4 hours ago, Jackstraw said:

    It's starting to get biblical here. Another 2.5in last night. I have serious flood issues now. Creeks over its banks. Waters about 6ft from the back deck. I just dropped 150ft of new fence posts Sun/Mon. Those are damn near floating, gonna have to be redone damn it. Fields around here are drowning. Kinda wacky as its fairly isolated to just this area. 9 inches since Friday. Thats half a summers worth in 4 days. Man the muggles are gonna suck this weekend when we start hitting 90/70 dews. South Carolina low country is chasing me. Had enough of this shit.

    Another consecutive wet month in the making....

    Wettest year on record coming soon for many by the time Winter comes, even though we're barely halfway through 2025.

  3. 9 hours ago, snowman19 said:


    We have been in a very rainy, cool pattern since the last week of March. That looks to come to a real abrupt end next week as the pattern does a 180

    Had a streak of wet months since February here, so this month looks to continue the stretch. The last dry month was back in January.

  4. 4 hours ago, frd said:

    The long range still shows no real extreme heat. Next week might be trending downward with temps as a more Easterly flow may set up. 

    The main heat areas are out West.  Precip is never that far away. Granted the actual amounts may vary.  

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    July will be rockin' :P

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  5. Certainly a lame May this year. Good riddance.
     

    000
    CXUS51 KILN 010530
    CF6DAY
    PRELIMINARY LOCAL CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA (WS FORM: F-6)
    
                                              STATION:   DAYTON OH
                                              MONTH:     MAY
                                              YEAR:      2025
                                              LATITUDE:   39 54 N      
                                              LONGITUDE:  84 12 W    
    
      TEMPERATURE IN F:       :PCPN:    SNOW:  WIND      :SUNSHINE: SKY     :PK WND 
    ================================================================================
    1   2   3   4   5  6A  6B    7    8   9   10  11  12  13   14  15   16   17  18
                                         12Z  AVG MX 2MIN
    DY MAX MIN AVG DEP HDD CDD  WTR  SNW DPTH SPD SPD DIR MIN PSBL S-S WX    SPD DR
    ================================================================================
    
     1  78  62  70  11   0   5 0.28  0.0    0 13.5 36 240   M    M   8 13     50 250
     2  76  60  68   8   0   3 0.16  0.0    0 10.9 25 240   M    M   8 38     32 230
     3  60  48  54  -6  11   0 0.66  0.0    0 13.6 32  60   M    M  10 1      44  50
     4  63  47  55  -5  10   0 0.67  0.0    0  6.7 21  20   M    M  10 13     27  10
     5  60  47  54  -7  11   0 0.07  0.0    0  5.6 10 220   M    M   9 1      14 150
     6  70  51  61   0   4   0 1.16  0.0    0 12.8 26 270   M    M  10 1      35 260
     7  74  51  63   2   2   0 0.00  0.0    0  4.2 16  10   M    M   6        16  10
     8  70  47  59  -3   6   0 0.00  0.0    0 10.8 23  10   M    M   6 1      29 360
     9  64  41  53  -9  12   0 0.00  0.0    0  9.8 17 360   M    M   1 1      24  30
    10  76  44  60  -2   5   0 0.00  0.0    0  3.2  8 210   M    M   3        11 210
    11  80  50  65   3   0   0 0.00  0.0    0  8.4 16  40   M    M   6        20  70
    12  72  59  66   3   0   1 0.17  0.0    0 10.2 17 110   M    M   9 1      24 100
    13  76  63  70   7   0   5 0.27  0.0    0  6.0 16 230   M    M   9 138    20 230
    14  73  60  67   4   0   2 0.03  0.0    0  7.8 18 210   M    M   9 138    23 180
    15  86  63  75  11   0  10 0.00  0.0    0 10.8 21 200   M    M   5        30 200
    16  83  62  73   9   0   8 0.50  0.0    0 13.9 31 230   M    M   7 13     51 230
    17  70  60  65   1   0   0 0.09  0.0    0 16.6 30 260   M    M   5 13     40 260
    18  73  56  65   0   0   0 0.00  0.0    0  9.0 14 320   M    M   5        20 330
    19  76  50  63  -2   2   0 0.00  0.0    0  7.0 16  60   M    M   6        23  70
    20  63  52  58  -7   7   0 0.53  0.0    0 13.4 22 130   M    M   9 1      29 100
    21  67  54  61  -5   4   0 0.07  0.0    0 14.9 29 260   M    M  10 1      38 270
    22  58  47  53 -13  12   0 0.02  0.0    0 14.3 22 280   M    M   9 1      30 260
    23  64  43  54 -12  11   0 0.01  0.0    0 10.9 24 280   M    M   4        34 290
    24  68  45  57  -9   8   0 0.00  0.0    0  6.0 15 350   M    M   4        23 290
    25  66  47  57 -10   8   0 0.00  0.0    0  5.0 15 360   M    M   7        18 360
    26  71  46  59  -8   6   0 0.00  0.0    0  9.8 18  50   M    M   6 8      35  30
    27  66  56  61  -6   4   0 0.03  0.0    0 11.3 18  90   M    M   M 1      25  90
    28  64  55  60  -8   5   0 0.05  0.0    0    M  9 210   M    M   M 1      13 210
    29  74  58  66  -2   0   1    T  0.0    0  6.8 15 270   M    M   9 18     21 290
    30  73  57  65  -3   0   0 0.23  0.0    0  6.7 22 320   M    M   9 138    32 320
    31  69  53  61  -7   4   0 0.00  0.0    0 11.9 22 330   M    M   5 8      29 340
    ================================================================================
    SM 2183 1634       132  35  5.00  0.0    291.8          M      204              
    ================================================================================
    AV 70.4 52.7                               9.7 FASTST   M    M   7    MAX(MPH)  
                                     MISC ---->    36 240                 51 230   
    ================================================================================
    NOTES:
    # LAST OF SEVERAL OCCURRENCES
    
    COLUMN 17 PEAK WIND IN M.P.H.
    
    PRELIMINARY LOCAL CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA (WS FORM: F-6) , PAGE 2
    
                                              STATION:   DAYTON OH
                                              MONTH:     MAY
                                              YEAR:      2025
                                              LATITUDE:   39 54 N      
                                              LONGITUDE:  84 12 W                   
    
    [TEMPERATURE DATA]      [PRECIPITATION DATA]       SYMBOLS USED IN COLUMN 16    
    
    AVERAGE MONTHLY: 61.6   TOTAL FOR MONTH:   5.00    1 = FOG OR MIST              
    DPTR FM NORMAL:  -2.4   DPTR FM NORMAL:    0.49    2 = FOG REDUCING VISIBILITY  
    HIGHEST:    86 ON 15    GRTST 24HR  1.23 ON  5- 6      TO 1/4 MILE OR LESS      
    LOWEST:     41 ON  9                               3 = THUNDER                  
                            SNOW, ICE PELLETS, HAIL    4 = ICE PELLETS              
                            TOTAL MONTH:   0.0 INCH    5 = HAIL                     
                            GRTST 24HR  0.0            6 = FREEZING RAIN OR DRIZZLE 
                            GRTST DEPTH:  0            7 = DUSTSTORM OR SANDSTORM:  
                                                           VSBY 1/2 MILE OR LESS    
                                                       8 = SMOKE OR HAZE            
    [NO. OF DAYS WITH]      [WEATHER - DAYS WITH]      9 = BLOWING SNOW             
                                                       X = TORNADO                  
    MAX 32 OR BELOW:   0    0.01 INCH OR MORE:  18                      
    MAX 90 OR ABOVE:   0    0.10 INCH OR MORE:  10                      
    MIN 32 OR BELOW:   0    0.50 INCH OR MORE:   5                      
    MIN  0 OR BELOW:   0    1.00 INCH OR MORE:   1                        
    
    [HDD (BASE 65) ]                                                                
    TOTAL THIS MO.   132    CLEAR  (SCALE 0-3)   1                                  
    DPTR FM NORMAL     7    PTCLDY (SCALE 4-7)  16                                  
    TOTAL FM JUL 1  4796    CLOUDY (SCALE 8-10) 14                                  
    DPTR FM NORMAL  -339                                                            
    
    [CDD (BASE 65) ]                                                                
    TOTAL THIS MO.    35                                                            
    DPTR FM NORMAL   -59    [PRESSURE DATA]                                         
    TOTAL FM JAN 1    60    HIGHEST SLP M ON M        
    DPTR FM NORMAL   -51    LOWEST  SLP 29.53 ON 16        
    
    [REMARKS]
    #FINAL-05-25#

    First colder-than-normal month since February and the third colder-than-normal month of 2025 (Yes, there was a cold January and February this year).

  6. Let the can-kicking begin. You're welcome.
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    https://x.com/commoditywx/status/1927771823401230607

    BAM bringing up 2014 in one of his recent tweets, especially for the upcoming month.
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    https://x.com/bam_weather/status/1927872832618336344

    In other news, the SOI has had daily significant rises over the past several days.
     

    Date Tahiti (hPa) Darwin (hPa) Daily Contribution 30 day Av. SOI 90 day Av. SOI
    29 May 2025 1016.49 1012.15 21.54 2.95 5.11
    28 May 2025 1016.80 1012.00 25.07 2.16 4.87
    27 May 2025 1016.16 1010.80 29.36 0.86 4.61
    26 May 2025 1015.39 1010.80 23.46 -0.51 4.31
    25 May 2025 1014.17 1010.55 16.03 -1.20 4.14
    24 May 2025 1014.48 1009.90 23.38 -1.77 4.09
    23 May 2025 1012.50 1010.10 6.68 -2.75 3.88
    22 May 2025 1011.49 1011.10 -8.71 -3.23 3.82
  7. From IND's Long Term:
     

    .Next week...
    
    The overall weather pattern begins to shift next week as the upper
    jet becomes more west-southwesterly aloft and the storm track lifts
    northward into Indiana. Closer to the surface, high pressure begins
    to lose its influence over the state as a developing area of low
    pressure in the Plains and associated frontal boundaries lift
    northward into Indiana. Low pressure is expected to ride along the
    warm front extending over the Ohio Valley and provide perhaps the
    best opportunity for more widespread rain and embedded thunderstorms
    Monday night through Tuesday. The focus for greatest convective
    coverage will again be over southern counties in closest proximity
    to the warm front and track of the surface low. By Wednesday, an
    upper low will be in place over the Upper Great Lakes while Indiana
    is in in the wake of the passing surface low to the east. While it
    is difficult to forecast subtle waves within the upper jet this far
    out, this pattern would support continued mostly cloudy conditions
    with showers as weak waves rotate around the upper low to the north.
    Keeping the forecast more pessimistic mid week based on the overall
    weather pattern.
    
    Confidence decreases mid to late next week and into the following
    weekend as some longer range models have been consistent in showing
    another cut off low pattern developing. Guidance usually struggles
    with patterns featuring weakly forced systems, so confidence remains
    low in the finer details this far out. For now, keeping a close eye
    on the potentially cool and wet pattern going into early June as any
    warm up back to normal may be fairly brief.
    
    Should the forecast pan out with highs remaining below 70 through at
    least Tuesday here at Indy, this would mark a consecutive string of
    8 straight days of sub-70 degree weather extending back to this past
    Tuesday 5/20. The last time Indianapolis experienced this for such a
    long period of time this late in the Spring was from 5/25 to 6/2 in
    1889. The search for a return to more persistent warmth likely is
    still 7-8 days out and possibly beyond with 80s likely to return by
    early in the week of June 2.

    Yep, another cutoff low in the middle of next week heading into the first week of June. :axe:

    So far, DAY and CMH have had 15 days with measurable rainfall for this month as of yesterday. It will add up a bit next week. The record for most days with measurable rainfall for DAY is 21 days in May 2003 while CMH's record is 22 days in May 2004. Could be creeping toward the record by the end of next week.

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