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87storms

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  1. Lol, I feel like this is still a La Niña pattern, though it makes me very happy to see a cutoff low in the south as opposed to a meandering GL low. Maybe it’ll help reel in a more active southern stream.
  2. More humid than I expected today, but I’m loving it. Premium basketball weather.
  3. Nice waxing crescent out there on the heels of the sunset. Upcoming forecast looks Mediterranean.
  4. Showers incoming to Frederick, assuming they survive the Blue Ridge. I wouldn’t mind a pollen/air quality reset.
  5. Today’s weather (prior to the clouds rolling in) is what I’d classify as near perfect.
  6. A cutoff low in the southeast that brings moisture along with mild temps sounds much better than a chilly/breezy northern stream vort (I'm at least semi-retired from those unless they bring a productive winter clipper or summer severe).
  7. This is true. Last Spring was definitely not ideal, at least for the first half of it.
  8. Kinda surprised by the lack of humidity again today, even with the southerly wind. Once that upper level ridge moves east, I imagine tomorrow will be a little more humid. This spring has been the type that should cater to just about everyone. It's been mostly mild, but also mostly dry (for those who are anti-humidity). I don't really have any interest in an all day rain event, but it would be nice to get some afternoon storms added to the equation in the next few weeks.
  9. Typical clipper-like outcome from this system. We need to get away from this La Niña, w/nw flow style of a pattern and get the Gulf of Mexico/Atlantic involved again on a more consistent basis.
  10. Little cloudy out there, but these temps are pretty close to perfection.
  11. I never really considered May to be a severe month here. Maybe it’s recency bias, but I always thought of it as June and July…similar to how January and February are the standard snow (or wintry) months.
  12. Today is nice (not quite legendary, but nice). The next step is getting temps into the 80s with a light, humid southerly wind component followed by scattered afternoon storms as opposed to this nickel and dime nonsense. Much nicer Spring overall than last year, though.
  13. Today’s weather has legendary potential, but so does the pollen. My allergies are crankin’.
  14. Pretty good soaker in Frederick so far with temps in the 60s. Completely acceptable.
  15. Today is honestly my style of weather. If I could have this for 6-9 months out of the year with the occasional cold front that drops temps to the 60s with low humidity, I'd be pretty happy with that. Basically, this type of weather with 2 months of fall (temps in the 50s) and 2 months of a winter (where it actually snows) would probably be my sweet spot.
  16. It looks like another mid-Summer day outside with a stagnant Bermuda High. Nothing to see here. Im kidding…it does kinda look like a partial eclipse, but these temps are magical compared to last week’s absurdity.
  17. As long as it’s only for a day, I can deal with it. .
  18. I’m all in on the 80s and not just in a Nintendo kinda way.
  19. Today’s weather is pretty close to immaculate.
  20. It was getting drought-y up here, but I think Frederick did pretty well in the precip department from that thorny cutoff/ull low. However, i could see how those that missed out on the goods from that one are gonna need a gully washer soon. I think this type of pattern could play out better in the summer if we get a Bermuda high with these continued high latitude pieces of energy riding through.
  21. It’s definitely greened up a bit in Frederick from last week’s soakers. I’m ok with a little extra rain. Pollen was starting to get wild again.
  22. Today’s weather was majestic from start to finish. My allergies definitely ramped up again, but it’s a price I’m willing to pay for days like this.
  23. Enough breaks in the clouds to turn into a very nice day. Just biked at the ‘shed. Trail was only marginally damp with a few slick spots, but it’s pretty clear we needed the rain (though the trails do naturally dry quicker here than some of the other more low lying ones that have less elevation changes).
  24. Still quite a few clouds around (which seems to be mostly produced by the nw flow rolling over the ridges), but overall we seem to be heading in the right direction.
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