weatherwiz

Yeah it was. I remember watching TWC, local news, and even on the radio they were talking about tornado potential on Saturday.

I can't image us ever seeing a high risk again unless we had a classic derecho setup. That last week of May and first week of June was wild. June 2 had a pretty prolific tornado outbreak just to our southwest from Ohio/PA into the mid-Atlantic. I think there were over 50-60 tornado reports that day. Also...look at the size of that moderate...from NH southwest to KY

That was some weekend. Had severe weather that Friday with that front stalling to our south which lifted back north as a warm front that Sunday morning. That Sunday was wild...heck, the Red Sox crushed the Yankees too...I think they scored like 10 runs in the 3rd inning (actually almost kind of blew the game). But that late Sunday afternoon/evening...wow. I'm 99.999% sure I saw a funnel cloud, but it was dark out so can't confirm but my dad and I were looking out the window straight ahead and there was this super low cloud that was visible with the lightning.

The best Memorial Day weekend ever was 1998

No different then when December begins and we all look for and want snow threats even though December isn’t historically a “snowy month”.

Hopefully after Memorial Day we can start cooking up some severe threats

Evolved pretty much as imagined. Love when that happens.

Got these tickets before you came back Definitely going to be going again soon so I'll let you know

Haven’t seen rain this heavy in a while

Rain is quite torrential. Probably going ti be at least some poor drainage flooding around.

Taylor Swift is the GREATEST artist of all time…hands down. I would give anything to be able to sit front row at a concert.

Beautiful evening for baseball

Yeah PWATS pretty impressive for this time of year for sure

I'm a little surprised the interaction with the low tracking north and the front progressing east isn't resulting in a widespread blossoming of precipitation. This is almost like a winter phasing event in a way. The dynamics all around are pretty good with great ulvl divergence across the region. Only thing I'm thinking of is maybe some shortwave subsidence between the two systems? But I 100% agree with you're assessment on this. I'm also wondering if the degree of dynamics will result in either a westward shift of QPF axis or a wider QPF axis.

After tomorrow doesn't look like there is any chance for rain until perhaps next weekend. The drought monitor guru's going to have a field day this week.

Pretty impressive dynamics and forcing Saturday. May end up with a bit of a widespread soaking. Of course there will probably be a zone of far lesser totals but this is looking pretty decent.

Going to Yard Goats Friday night (would rather be going to game 4 for the Wolf Pack but they decided to get swept). Anyways should be some pretty nice baseball weather, be a bit on the cool side but looking forward to being outside for a game.

We're gradually transitioning to a desert climate. the Hadley Cell is playing packman and we're the little balls. Eventually our lush green environment will become poop brown.

Really wasn't that bad...actually felt a little refreshing outside this morning. Hell, even went with the ice'd coffee.

Wolf Pack season over…outshoot them 34-16 AND LOSE 3-1. Pathetic

I elected not to wear the hat but this wind…wowzers. But it feels warmer here then in Springfield but I’m also wearing a light jacket, sweatshirt, plus Pack jersey

Debating on wearing my winter hat to the Wolf Pack game tonight. Going to be a wee bit chilly coming out.

It's certainly helping a bit but the airmass is definitely outperforming the sun angle. There's a stiff breeze which isn't helping things but its legit chilly...even with full sun.

It is chilly out. Feels like a fall day outside.

NBM is 30 tonight for CON lol...what a difference