TheDreamTraveler

Should be fun later. I'm super impressed with that feature that formed over Colorado yesterday and is still well intact even right now over Ohio. That thing was basically what caused it to storm today instead of being sunny

Well this is interesting. Apparently this feature is responsible for us having a squall line going through here tomorrow when it was forecast to be sunny just the other day

We might get very close to breaking the record high in a lot of places for the entire month of May as a whole. Super impressive. Highest I've seen so far is 96 for the forecast which is 1 degree away from the hottest recorded temp in May ever recorded

It's funny how we only had maybe 3 or 4 80+ degree days but it's supposed to be 95 on saturday lol

I literally just put this rooms ac window unit in the other day and rain was coming through the sides slightly. Of course it would. Especially after buying this new computer desk I have near it lol. Heavy rain doesn't seep through unless its blowing directly at it. I have the edges sealed up for the most part but it still finds its way in

Damn that thunder is just going nonstop in the distance

I thought I was hearing things...hearing some good thunder. A storm popped out of nowhere to my west. I thought that line wasn't going to hit me

Same. Never heard of that either. I do know the severe storms are hitting right exactly as schools let out. It only really sucks if you have to walk home like I used to have to lol

It looks like the Enhanced threat got pushed farther west for today

Yeah I wasn't able to see anything either sadly. Around 10 PM I had a perfect view of the moon from inside but then some more storms came by and cover was basically zero

Not sure if any of you are into this but there's a blood moon lunar eclipse tonight. Totality is around midnight. I'm gonna try and take a peek hopefully getting a break in the clouds.

Received a special weather statement with the line west of me. Penny size hail and 50mph gusts

Well monday looks interesting...

If it wasn't for that storm off the coast we'd probably be part of that heat wave with some record highs Dew point is already 60 here

You guys haven't been the first to mention that either I've noticed. My parents have commented on how windy it's gotten over the years. Makes me wonder if there's an underlying reason for it lol

Was reading on Accuweather about the 1977 Mother's Day snowstorm. I'd never heard of it until now but it sounds really impressive. It was so late that all the plows were already put away for the season and had to be reattached https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/mothers-day-snowstorm-1977-new-england-northeast-us/1179968

Same. Rainy days like this where it just pours all day and night is super relaxing

It's nice being able to hear the crickets and toads at night again. As long as it's not bobcats because those things screaming literally sounds like a person dying lol thankfully I've only ever heard that once randomly in the middle of the night

The line isn't holding as well as I would have hoped but I did just now hear a nice rumble of thunder so there's that

Pretty sure the forecast high for today was supposed to be 69 but it's 76 right now lol

It's amazing how many places are understaffed. We lost so many people over the past 2 years. People like to think it was mainly old people who didn't work but a lot of people in their 20s through their 60s died too. One of my friends died who was 28 and my sisters boyfriend's best friend who was 30 also died from covid. Really sucks but I think people forget that can cause an understaffing issue in our economy. Still though I'd rather go to the park on a cooler day like that than a day where it's 80+ and melting

Sunday is looking nice for warm weather at least. Should have 80's for a lot of us

The 2011-2012 time was such a wild period for weather. We had that record Halloween noreaster in October and then had some of the hottest months on record with barely any snow. I remember it being so hot in the 60s/70s and even a few 80s for almost 2 months straight. Then once the warmth went away late March/early April we had that April noreaster

Looks like there's a Slight risk for severe storms tomorrow mostly on the eastern part of PA with Marginal risk for most of the eastern half of the state. Wondering if the slight risk ends up getting extended further west

Everyone just decided to mow their grass at the same time here lmao I hear like 3 going off at once