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But there is a risk for a rogue strong storm or two

Saturday looks horrid

That is a thought I had too. But something is going on, I mean we can even extend what seems to be poor skill back 3-4 years now, especially in winter. There have been some extremely large jumps within guidance inside of 72 hours and it seems just about every major model has had its share of failures. Part of me wonders if its just related to how complex the weather patterns have been or if its more human related. There is just so much garbage thrown around on social media for storm potentials several days out (sometimes even 10+) and there is so much focus on just one or two graphics, and forecasts start getting chucked out 4 days in advance. There is too much with taking a model at face value and very little critical thinking or skill applied. Its just take the model which shows what the user wants and then try to spin it into a forecast. Then when the forecast doesn't pan out, the models get blamed. At the TriState Weather Conference in October, a person asked a question relating why it seems like models were doing worse. I believe it was Dr. Tuell who responded, but he essentially said one problem is there is lack of responsibility taken and models are essentially used as a crutch as to why a forecast is wrong. I wish his answer was recorded, I thought it was a great statement.

It's been horrific, I barely even look out much past 5 days right now. Friend of mine told me he came across something where the score of the GFS has been abysmal...and model scores overall may be down. Have to wonder how much the reduced balloon launches are factoring in?

I really hope the GFS is onto something with some EML potential moving into the second half of next week.

I can't wait for the heat/humidity. It's wild how different it is in the sun versus the shade. It's my belief that people should sweat and still be stifled, even in the shade.

Yeah just got a notification on my phone saying “intermittent rain will begin in 15 min” and I was like wtf and checked radar

Hopefully that will be the last of it. The first week of June right now is a big tossup...it's either going to be warm and humid or another disaster. There are signals for each side of the spectrum here but I am very nervous about the signals for crap given that is the theme we're in.

Looks like another lovely weekend upcoming

Not even sure if people in Alaska consider November a winter month

Part of me gets it...we've had plenty of May's before and Memorial Day Weekends where we're basking in the 80's but we've also had our share of crappy ones. But with many longing for consistently warmer and nicer weather by now we expect the anomalous warmth to be the rule versus the exception.

May had some nice days mixed in but overall it wasn't anything to write home about. Kind of sucked actually but its still a spring month in New England so expecting stretches of upper 70's and 80's is just unrealistic.

Lots of it

Wish it would stay out for a good 30-45 minutes even. Feels worlds different when sun is poking out

Sun finally starting to peak out

Kind of meh with all these clouds. Figured the clouds would win today but was hoping it would be more of a mix

First week of June has potential to be quite warm

could be that too

maybe the house settling lol. There was no gust of wind or anything. I didn't feel any shaking but it went from dead silence to this audibly loud rumble and the house creaked simultaneously which sounded like it started with the walls and then with the roof/attic and different parts. Hole thing was maybe a 2 second ordeal. I checked around outside and didn't see anything that had fallen onto the house.

Yeah and I don't really see anything on social media or anything. I wonder WTF that was.

Nobody else felt anything? There was a very evident rumble with some shaking then the whole house creaked. My girlfriend was sleeping since she is pretty sick and it woke her up.

Was there just an Earthquake...

Don't have to worry about sunburn when you wear layers!

I was it was 100 here…but over a 75 dewpoint