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I wonder where this May ends up ranking in terms of tornadoes across the county...looks like it will be another historically inactive month. I really miss tornadohistoryproject.com. That was by far and away the best source for tornado data/statistics and was extremely user friendly. I know a group started up tornadoarchive but I don't see of a ay to cipher through data like you could with tornadohistoryproject.

Didn't say I was reading it for weather forecasts. It was a product of scrolling through and seeing it...then laughing

I remember seeing some tweets and stuff on fb about some coastal storm with chilly temperatures, rain, and high elevation snow mixing in Obviously wasn't buying it but its funny to see social media blow up with every fantasy range storm

What happened with the doom and gloom Mothers Day???

yeah should see some isolated activity the next few days. Maybe even a rouge strong storm or two farther north tomorrow.

Shall be coming out of hibernation soon once severe cranks up

This could be promising. I'm hoping though the pattern ripens for severe the first two weeks of June. My friend and I pushed back from our typical last week of May/first week of June chasing b/c the past several years have sucked.

It's simple with the newer units that are much lighter or smaller (and energy friendly) but for those that stull use larger units, especially for big rooms...those are brutal to do alone and moving those things when it's hot/humid...terrible. When I worked at the Children's Museum in West Hartford they had these huge units (took 2 people to lug and transport). IDK why they waited until it was already hot or humid but that was one of the worst things I ever did.

Yes, I agree with this. I guess this can be said true regardless, but one discriminator in warm EL Nino's versus colder EL Nino's is the state of the heights over the Arctic domain. Also, and this is a statement I won't hold with a significant amount of weight b/c I don't have a ton of support to back this up, but when we tend to get a -NAO with an EL Nino...we tend to get a -NAO which is more favorable for deeper cold (or trough) in our neck of the woods, increasing potential for coastal storms

This I agree with. My aunt leaves her bedroom A/C in year round as well as her living room A/C. She lives in a small space because it's just her. When I was with her even during the coldest of days/nights you couldn't feel any cold air seeping in and the heat was never set more then 67-68 and was not going constantly.

Looks like any convection Friday is more likely across central and northern New England and will likely be rather isolated. But if any deep convection develops could see some supercell structures with hail/wind threat.

I wish. I still hate A/C but the house gets insanely hot and I have no clue why. I'm going to try and hold off putting it in the window as long as possible, but I know my girlfriend will want it soon. But even yesterday...it was a good 10-15F hotter inside then it was outside.

It's just an excuse for those who didn't install. They act like their freezing when reality is they're melting in a puddle of sweat.

Stein must have some sort o built-in algorithm that won't display any products indicating precipitation potential. I don't know how one can be concerned with a "dry pattern". There should be ample precipitation chances over the next few weeks and potential should be more synoptic then convective. Hoping we switch things going into June and we can get more convective chances with any synoptic rains tied into northward advancing warm fronts with advecting EML's where we go from 7-9 AM rain/thunder to full sun and 90's over 70 by noon.

Can't rule out some isolated strong storms Friday

Hotter inside the house then it is outside. Probably by a good 10-15F.

Yesterday was amazing. Sat outside pretty much all day. Loved waking up to full out sun this morning. Huge explosion of leaves over the weekend...both in Toronto and outside.

That's where my girlfriends parents live. Went there first week of November...absolutely beautiful there.

That looks like a level from Mario Kart 64

eh they've played enough this year. And I'm not sure Lysell or Lohrei are playing tonight. Lysell got knocked out of the game on a dirty hit up high and Lohrei got knocked out on a clean hit. But I'm sure there will be 3-4 players on Providence in Boston next season.

I'm a Boston Bruins fan, but Hartford Wolf Pack fan in the AHL. Been going to games there since they came to Hartford (although I didn't get to a game this season until Game 3 against Providence the other night).

Should be a much better day! Going to be a lovely evening going into Hartford for some playoff hockey and hoping the Wolf Pack can eliminate the Bruins and not have to go to Providence for a game 5.

Retrograding and building ridge into the West with lowering heights in the East = no Bueno But there will be daily episodes of thunderstorms with localized severe weather

After a historically active January-April in terms of tornadoes May is looking dead. Sucks for the people who booked vacations to go chasing in May...and not really b/c many of them are nothing but clowns so haha to them.

Went on a brief walk...it's really not bad out. Could it be warmer? Absolutely but my hands aren't even cold and they usually freeze.