dendrite

It’s barely over water after it hits Marco Island.

I heard it’s the motion of the descension

There was 0.50” in S Portland.

We’ll be onto 2001-2030 normals

Some nice, plump red oak acorns this year.

0.74” overnight. We take. Muggy this morning. Min of 65° Not 100% from the migraines so still limiting screen time. I’ll try to tackle PM responses when I can.

I was trying to keep the heat in. lol

Yeah windows open. Nice soaking rain here. 0.40” and looking wet to the west.

Actually I’m on the right.

Wtf 62 and -RA after a high of 66

Beer?

Mins this morn

Dews into the low 40s. PSM 39° Anyone I haven’t messaged back the past few days I’ll try to get to it…getting back on the mend.

Sunny, comfortable COC day

You missed my radar. Picked up a quick 0.32" here in a stray downpour. We take. Back to bed.

Back spasms and migraine today. I’m like a Larry Bird/Wes Welker love child today…laying on my back in a dark room.

Give me wet PWAT over COC. Thanks.

The models suck. Just retire them all and wing it. Go back to the LFM and start over.

0.14”

Hahaha f off

You’ve been mentioning the lingering vestiges of the winter/spring pattern for awhile now. It’s been neutering warmth and moisture pushes all year up here. Yeah, there’s climo for that up here in the summer given wavelengths and all of that warmed airmass to our west, but it feels like the “pinch off” has been more anomalous than normal…or at least compared to recent years. We’ve still been AN even with these higher climate norms, but there just seems to be a persistent low grade warmth rather than more changeable fluctuations moving through. Winter was similar. Steady low/moderate grade cold for days and weeks. Small negative daily anomalies added up to solid monthly ones. But the pattern feels stagnant which probably leads credence to it being “boring.

PDS flood emergency out there. 2ft+ radar estimates and counting. I’d just like 5% of that please.

That inflow really ramped up as it rapidly strengthened. I’m not a tor weenie, but it almost seemed like there was a microscale pressure tendency response to the rapidly lowering pressure…like a QG isallobaric component on a synoptic scale.

There’s something wrong with a lot of their 1981-2010 2m climo during the winter months around the Great Lakes. Almost like they’re using Lake Superior water temps in the grids so that there’s always a large, permanent negative 2m anomaly there.