CoastalWx

The CC argument is more for the actual chance of being bitten due to longer times between freezes. But yeah, there are a ton of variables. Not to mention, if CC is to make an area drier in the summer...well now you have less standing water for mosquitoes to breed.

Then maybe 1100' is not for you?

Yes. Lawn.

Oh man would PF like the end of the 6z GFS.

My fetish small droplet, but dense rains this morning.

I want nothing, nothing to do with that right now. Bring it in July. Seasons in seasons. Yes, I said it.

Move on.

Does get cooked most of day. Not very compacted especially on slope I have similar issues with spots in my yard. Shit soil and ledge underneath. I'm trying to build up better soil in those shitty spots. I have had success with the lawn soil stuff you can buy at a local home store.

Congrats Kevin on 99 in RIC tomorrow. No wonder why DT is always angry.

Looks like a low chance for +RA next week as a brief slow down in upper level features could cause a front to stall somewhere on the East Coast. After that, it's doldrums again with AN conditions as a GOAK trough sets up. It doesn't look uberly warm, but boredom and mild temps overall it seems.

Not sure how nice today will be. Caught in a bit of a ring of fire. Even a tstm cannot be ruled out between today and tonight.

I had it good until August. Usually June and July are dry. It was the opposite lol. It’s more luck around my area. However, last several summers have overall been dry.

That map is radar derived if I’m not mistaken. Just to my south has had an ok month rain wise, albeit still BN. It’s been very dry here.

Have that here too.

Nah just to MA.

We dry, we with PWM. We tumbleweed.

We take

Ginxy is right.

It’s a soaker next week.

GFS already violates the CAD commandments for Thursday night.

Yeah I could see that. And then we watch for the tables too.

Also, it wasn't an all out blitz...maybe something like RA-->SN near the end.

LOL, I think guidance now and then had the threat..at least when I looked at the thermals. It still could be mostly a cold rain.

Lets hope for one.

NPAC and NATL are quite mild. It does seem like this semi-persistent ridge in the NPAC has fed into the warmer than normal waters there...which then may feedback to the H5 pattern etc. Which in turn could expand the Hadley Cell as Tip said. The waters north of Hawaii are definitely more prone to quicker changes. It won't take much of a trough to knock those departures down. The waters near the equator are a different story. Hopefully we can get those departures more west of the dateline. Meanwhile, the chilly waters (relative to normal) over the maritime continent and SE Indian Ocean resemble those from our more stronger Nino events. Go figure.