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Used to spend a couple weeks up near Petoskey and Charlevoix as well every season. Great golf country.

Spent 15 straight summers on the beach in longboat key, Fla in June/July. Never encountered any bug issues on the shore. Even got a daily sea breeze. Beautiful cumulo nimbus towers with lightning, rainbows, and fire orange tops. Every now and then a tropical storm to cool it down and bring in some good wave action. Big calls; was lobster or shrimp for dinner? What day do I go deep sea fishing? SPF 6 or 15 on the lotion? Corona or a local beer for sitting on the beach. It sucked alright. All that said, looks like we may get some real summer before the 4th. On cue.

Spectacular if you’re on the beach with a pool taking in the sunsets gulf side and watching the lightning and hearing distant thunder from the daily boomers occurring inland. Pure summer.

Still grilled. I don’t think the heavy stuff is coming for awhile yet.

On target for the worst Fathers Day I remember.

Just seems like its been several Junes where we had a 7-10 day stretch of 70’s with periods of rain. Feels like most recent June’s brought on summer heat full bore.

Seems awhile since we’ve had a cool wet June around here.

Sirens

They can have the wind. I just want a quick shot of rain to cool things down so I can grill later.

Just under an inch. Grass got greener as it rained. Well needed.

Replaced my rain gauge yesterday. Right on cue.

Good time to get in the siding business

I’m guessing for stat geeks you’re spot on. In my world, just enjoying the annual tug of winter to summer as it transitions. As they say; to each his own.

Normal defines something as standard, typical, or average, conforming to a regular pattern rather than being abnormal or unusual. It refers to actions, states, or measurements that fall within expected, natural, or healthy limits. As a noun, it refers to the standard condition, or in math, a line perpendicular to another. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7] my interpretation in this instance: A typical spring back and forth temperature pattern with frequent bouts of rain, and thunderstorms including some early spring snow events. Interspersed with some spectacular weather days reminding one summer will soon be here in all its beautiful grandeur.

Been a good normal Spring thus far.

https://x.com/therealdtox/status/2041138070888567159?s=61

Those were the days: https://weather.com/retro/ https://x.com/weatherchannel/status/2039705220276535314?s=61 watched for hours on end. Sicko.

Those were the days: https://weather.com/retro/ https://x.com/weatherchannel/status/2039705220276535314?s=61 watched for hours on end. Sicko.

Perfect layout for rapid bloom in place

Depressing.

This was fun one to track: WHEN LOOKING AT REGIONAL PRESSURE TRACES OVER THE PAST 24 HOURS, THE PATH OF THE CENTER OF THE LOW HAS BEEN ON THE VERY SOUTHERN END OF ENSEMBLE CLUSTER PATHS WITH A NOTABLE SOUTHERN TREND ESTABLISHED IN EACH SUCCESSIVE ENSEMBLE MEAN FORECAST OVER THE PAST FOUR SUCCESSIVE RUNS. AS A RESULT, THE DEFORMATION "COMMA HEAD" REGION IS VERIFYING SOUTHEAST OF ENSEMBLE GUIDANCE, AND IS LARGELY CENTERED FROM THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER TO INTERSTATE 39. AN INTERESTING NOTE THIS MORNING IS THE CLEAR PASSAGE OF SEVERAL MESOSCALE GRAVITY WAVES THROUGH THE DEFORMATION SHIELD, WHICH WAS WELL ADVERTISED BY CAM GUIDANCE 24 HOURS AGO. EACH WAVE WAS MARKED BY A LOCAL INCREASE IN SNOWFALL RATES AND WAKE SUBSIDENCE, AS WELL AS LOCALLY HIGHER WINDS (OVER 60 MPH IN SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN).

Wind seems far less than expected.

Yup. Sweet radar look. Rare, it looks as modeled.

Shift change at LOT. WWA expanded as well.

^ban