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.
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.
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.
I wonder if local offices pushes for it. They are under a plume of steeper lapse rates moving in from the west and the breaks have yielded some very steep llvl lapse rates. The HRRR does have a few intense storms developing in the next hour or two. Dewpoints on the lower side though for what you'd like to see
Wow...don't see this too often.
A tornado watch for parts of Ohio and Pennsylvania...under a marginal risk.
An MCD was issued 1:46 saying watch unlikely (20%)...then at 2:40 a tornado watch comes out.
Environment not terrible with the breaks in the sun there