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  1. Ahoff
    Absolutely horrible day. Rather depressing for the first weekend of summer. At least some models are suggesting a more summer like pattern coming up soon.
  2. Ahoff
    Congrats to everyone who wanted cold weather at the end of May. Hopefully you enjoy this cold rainy Memorial Day weekend.
  3. Ahoff
    Unless a tree falls on your house like one did to mine a few years ago, lol. That was on a low end severe day.
  4. Ahoff
    A ten inch snow storm can't flatten areas like a tornado, but okay.
  5. Ahoff
    I'd rather not see damage from storms for people, so that's always a plus.
  6. Ahoff
    Really didn't seem like there were any storms. Some heavy rain briefly but that's it. While I don't care if there is any rain or storms, but it is really weird to have pretty much no thunderstorms area wide for this long into the year.
  7. Ahoff
    74 is the average high now, so 70 still drops the average.
  8. Ahoff
    Looks like 87 it is. Will be interesting to see, but I think we end up below average overall for the month. Today and tomorrow will pull the average closer to normal, Thursday shouldn't have a huge impact, then Friday- Sunday should drag it back down again, and Monday will be near normal.
  9. Ahoff
    87 is the average warmest temperature for May, so not unusual at all.
  10. Ahoff
    I feel like our best chances to hit 90 are when we are at 86 at noon. 84 is a shot, but 86 at noon seems to be a safe bet to make it to 90 (unless thunderstorms interupt, or heavy clouds).
  11. Ahoff
    Being in the City and living near West Mifflin, we saw next nothing. It was mainly north of the City for sure. Also, side note, may be the hottest day of the year incoming?
  12. Ahoff
    No
  13. Ahoff
    Cleared up with very little rain.
  14. Ahoff
    Somehow that large blob from last night missed us, it looks like. Stuff popping now, mostly north. Had a little drizzle this morning, but the sky is DARK in downtown.
  15. Ahoff
    Looks like those pop up storms are setting up to the south. That batch up in Michigan looks to be the rainmaker here.
  16. Ahoff
    If we’re stuck in the 50s Memorial Day weekend it would suck. And figure, since last summer was so nice and dry, and we really couldn’t do anything with this pandemic. My worry is that now that we’re able to do much more, our weather will not cooperate and a shitty Memorial Day weekend is the first blow.
  17. Ahoff
    Those 60s look terrible going into the holiday weekend.
  18. Ahoff
    Much nicer day than I was expecting today. Thought it'd be a lot cloudier.
  19. Ahoff
    Haha, so funny! Actually Saturday was supposed to be a little cooler than the previous days, right? Today is supposed to be warmer, then cooler Monday and really warm Tuesday.
  20. Ahoff
    Yeah, makes no sense how they consistently get warmer than us in summer. I guess maybe their elevation is lower but still it's quite a bit north and closer to a larger body of water.
  21. Ahoff
    The fact that Syracuse and Burlington, VT both hit 92 is rather annoying. Seems these far northern cities get way warmer than we do quite frequently.
  22. Ahoff
    Short of expectations again today. 85. I think this will be a theme this summer, but if we limit the rain I'm ok with lower temps than advertised.
  23. Ahoff
    Looks like temps are stalling again today. Hasn't moved in quite a while. Weird considering it's nothing but sun, so I don't really see what would slow the rise?
  24. Ahoff
    Warmest day of the year. 85. Will we top it tomorrow?
  25. Ahoff
    Of course. Case and point is in our new normals for 1991-2020, the prior period had an average annual highest temperature of 92.7 degrees for any given year, this period, despite our highs rising for nearly all cases, has that average annual highest temperature down to 92.6. Really weird that most summer temps rise but our warmest days do not. I'd bet cities all around us, to the east, west, north, and south, had those highest temperatures rise.
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