Brian5671

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Yep agree. The last truly cool summer was 2009 (also a nino) but since then it's been above or well above

Nino summers can be cooler around here.

I'd say that even if we missed all the rain...we've had 4 weekend days washed out here going back to 4/22/23

Just Sunday on the GFS. I'd be fine with one day that's lousy...

Overnight models better for the weekend-keeps rains well to the south...

Insane rains here right now...

heavy rain here up to about 1.50 now

This band of rain means business-close to an inch here most of it within the last hour

Euro just came in wet too-lol

HRRR has some downpours...who knows at this point tough system to nail down

Both NAMS are way west....eastern areas may end up with not much now...

or maybe a blend of the two--everyone get an inch of rain...that would be the best outcome honestly

crazy

PWATS are very high--1.75 or so, as soon as lift comes in should pour one would think