Stevo6899

Other then that 5 inches that fell locally in a few hours a month ago and 2 inches that fell with the last event, its been quiet. Yesterday was perfect. Last week Intermediate lake up north in Bellaire felt the warmest I've ever felt it, which is interesting because it wasn't a warm spring and not an overly hot summer so far. Perhaps its the lack of deep cold winters lately.

Looks to last in the east lakes, 80 and low humidity for quite awhile.

I think we can both compromise and agree that today is a top shelf summer day with the limited humidity. Although I'd imagine 75 instead of 85 would be your preference.

I'm assuming his aunts sister is older. Obviously some people have lives and leave their houses but you'd be surprised how many people that live in florida, don't leave their houses much, even in the pleasant winter months. Most people (atleast on the gulf side/tampa, fort myers) have pools, nice screened in lanai's and don't have a need to leave the house. Younger people have migrated down there but a lot have left as they realized it's not as desirable as it was during covid. Most older people just stay at home, regardless of weather. I lived in austin for a year. While it's hot, there's still tons to do outside. Definitely beats artic air.

Yea its definitly adaptable but like with alot of things, it's all mental. In time, one should be able to learn to adapt, tolerate and even be productive in it.

Funny thing is we can tolerate the heat by going out on the boat or to go the beach. When its cold in the south, they hibernate and don't even leave the house. Although that sounds like thats you in the summer here lol.

They say the same when they have those rare days in the 40s. Thats us for atleast 5 months. All depends on individuals tolerance. I think most people would take warmth over arctic air.

Prob gonna end up with 7+ inches of rain today. Been awhile I seen flooding like I've seen today around here.

The cloud cover this may has been ridiculous. Looks like it's finally gonna man up temp wise.

I think by now you know not to take anything I say to ❤️. I spend winter in a tropical climate when its zzzz. I do travel back for snow which is in its own right may be considered to some as sick in the head. I dont recall a pattern like this for this long 6+ days in late may. Luckily it looks to dry out for the weekend for movement in hart plaza..

As if this shit doesn't suck enough, you gotta keep reminding us how sick in the head you are. Who enjoys this shit in may.

8 days in a row of clouds and barely hitting 60, gross. Guess it's time to head to vegas where it looks like they're gonna Crack 100 for the first time this yr.

I have been home from Florida for 65 days and I think we've had maybe 20 decent days. I'd be okay if we deleted march and April from the calendar.

Can we fast forward to saturday?

Yea my criteria for summer is a little loose. Temps in the 60s atleast is considered summer so may through September. 2.6 inches of rain yesterday. Glad most of rain is gonna stay to the south the next few days. Pretty epic totals for ohio valley incoming. Looks like in about 10 days we may consistently see almost 60 everyday.

Exactly, give me heat over the crap we gotta sludge through in march/April, cold rain.

Been hanging around you too much with the glass half full positive approach. 5 months of summer incoming.

Might end up with over 3 Inches of precip today. Been a minute since I've seen this kind of soaking. What makes it worse is it's a cold ass rain.

Everyone that lives in Michigan says this on days like today but once summer comes, there's not a better place be than in Michigan, particularly up north out on the lake or out on the links. Unfortunately it only lasts 5 months.

Most often warm fronts struggle to get as far north as modeled around here in the early spring.

Just had some legitimate thunder/lightning with the ongoing sleet/snow. Prob most exciting thing we'll see around here until hopefully snow on christmas.

It was pretty much a non-event here. Considering it was bowing out, I expected much more. It's like once they make their way over the oakland hills. they peter out.

Considering its the first severe event of the season, you'd think the watch would've been issued awhile ago but I understand their hesitancy. People already don't trust/believe meteorologists around here when it comes to severe weather so they don't wanna over hype. Also with the sun going down, perhaps they believe we'll lose some instability.

Hope he doesn't have a social media page with followers.... Dreary, drizzle with overcast. Not seeing much this far north but who knows. We seem to get the best storms when we least expect it around here.

Nothing grinds my gears more than colder than avg April's. My bad memory is well documented on here but I'd venture to guess April's have been avg to below avg temp wise more than half the time the last 10 years.