yea feels like we're still in a La Nina thing. Gulf of Mexico has had basically no influence on our weather for like 3 years now. I haven't been tracking things much lately, but at minimum we need to start getting tropical remnants back in this area by Fall.
I'm wondering at what point do we call our area the New Windy City? I'm surprised at the low dews today...was thinking it would be a humid 80 with the rain chances tomorrow. It goes to show how quickly we can flip flop between dry and humid.
I'm not seeing much brown grass here...or maybe I haven't looked hard enough. Quite a bit of green in Frederick. It doesn't seem like we've had more rain than other areas, but I do think we've been nickel and dime'd just enough to stave off that Great Plains look for now.
It was nice until the clouds rolled into Frederick. Looks like they're only slowing moving further south and east (where it also snows more now lol). Really hard to get 3 nice days in a row here. I'm ready for the return of summer.
Cool in May > cool in March. I’ll prob be ok with these temps. I just hope we don’t get stuck with a meandering cutoff low, unless it’s the kind that brings humid weather and afternoon tstorms.
Just biked over at the 'shed for the first time in a minute. Streams actually looked healthier than I expected. I feel like this particular area has done ok with precip overall this season...maybe a little below average, but not a showstopper.