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that cell in SW CT produced an F1 too! nice looking velocity scan

I remember that day! I was at my sisters house and they were talking about it on the news with the active warning

I use May 1st (for no other reason except why not) but its usually mid-June through mid-July where are best window lies. But we can get some nasty stuff in august, particularly on the nocturnal side

Yup...all about expectations really. I would have to wager that for much of the region (for those prone to 90's), most of them on average come from like late July into the 2nd week of august.

It's also only May 29 lol...I mean I know we've had some year previous where we've had multi-day stretches of 80's with spots already having at least one 90+ day but I mean come on

HHH to me is temperatures 88-89+ with dewpoints >68-70 as a bare minimum.

SATURDAY IS GOING TO BLOW.

This is ban worthy @dendrite

Hope all is well!

Kansas will be coming here

Pretty soon

A Tolland cocktail

It seems like its been quite the stretch of hot weather across central Florida these last few weeks...really doing a number of SSTs. TPA has had many nights where they only drop into the upper 70's and I think even 80/81 at times...seems quite early for them.

925/850 support 80's, especially farther north into the region. Some of the torch NNE locations probably get 90

If there euro is right there could be a severe threat end of next week

euro doesn't look bad at all for next week, especially as the week progresses but there is something lurking off SE which could impede things a bit but it could be quite warm

agreed for there...was mostly focusing 84 corridor. But we'll see what happens...if we can get a track like the NAM, even slight west then more of the region may end up dry slotting and the afternoon could end up decent.

eh I mean upper 50's to lower 60's with thick overcast for May 31 flat out sucks lol...especially for a weekend. Could be quite breezy too far SE areas with the LLJ passing overhead. But I guess that is better than upper 40s/lower 50's and a heavy rain

what a beautiful, clean phase too...can't buy those in winter

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.