People will be talking 40 years from now about how you saw it snowing June 1. The actual stories I heard from the 40's and 50's feature people sticking their tongues out and catching "flakes" so that goes against the "grain" for it being hail.
I see you guys discussing drought...at the end of August of last year we were over 10" below normal for the period May-August. It only rained some 1-2" the whole months of May and June combined. My farmer neighbor got his whole corn crop bought out by the government because it never fully flowered and wilted. Let's hope none of us have to go through something like that.
GFS continues to depict the LSV getting into the top of the ring of fire and the "over the top" moisture feed next weekend. Acts to both keeps temps much lower than they could be (never hits 80 on the temp panels) and flows quite a bit of moisture this way with .75 to 1.25" LSV wide by this time next week. CMC moves the center of any heat wave west to the Ohio Valley.
Unfortunate. Next weekend is probably our next chance. Hate the ring of fire look on the EC though it is also now on board with bringing cooler weather back the week after this week. High night time lows though.
It has rained here for hours but so slow it does not make the street wet. Better than nothing but not helping with the dry much. Cold though. 58. If the radar is to be believed, York and Adams are getting something more substantial.
Icon says make it so. Going to be ugly if this trend does not reverse. Maytown Electric Co-Op better get the coal burning! GFS says no worries, a nice week coming up.
Saw your post in the MA. My simple way to explain the whole situation is if a store says shoes and shirt required, you are expected to wear shoes and a shirt. Same for a mask.