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Unless you’re beachin’ it no idea why this weather is getting anger.
 

I love this. No AC, good sleeping weather, great planting and generally really comfortable during the day. 
 

The in-the-sun feel is like +15 this time of year assuming light winds or wind-shielded hang outs, so it’s generally really nice even at 58ish…

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Just now, jbenedet said:

Unless you’re beachin’ it no idea why this weather is getting anger.
 

I love this. No AC, good sleeping weather, great planting and generally really comfortable during the day. 
 

The in-the-sun feel is like +15 this time of year assuming light winds or wind-shielded hang outs, so it’s generally really nice even at 58ish…

I turned my central air on once for a few hours on Friday night...that's it for the seasn so far.

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47 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Legit fall feel this morning. Cloudy, breezy, sprinkles, u40s. 

Imho to a higher tolerance this entire hemisphere/continental, ongoing pattern, is still quite structurally analogous to any in a day out of a January ... Just think of it as being 30 or 40 dm higher in heights and thickness.  It is as though the pattern is absorbing the seasonal solar flux/change ... but it, in itself, is still very winter like and not being forced to change due to that input - some how.  

That's what's been peculiar about this spring so far;  the winter pattern isn't breaking down - same structure at a higher height registry.   We're still getting above normal temperature days, too.  And the "cold" ones are also doing that thing where they are cold more so relative to acclimation than they are cold relative to climatology, as well.     This latter idiosyncrasy pretty much defined our temperature departure behavior during the last 9 months - here we are in May still doing that interpretive dance. 

All these idiosyncrasies are unusual.   But they are unusual aspects that don't cause inconvenience enough for anyone to take notice.  interesting.  Another imo, but attribution is f*ing everything up like this... more often than not, it's sort of 'hidden' beneath the radar of everyday experience.  But it's always there... lurking ... in wait to send Hethrow to 109 F, or fire off another 30 'Cane season ... or green up the Sahara  (which is happening btw - ).   There's a tendency - I suspect - for people to think that the eye-pop events are attributable and then it stops there.  But that's really an observation-inconvenience bias making that judgement.  Just a Monday morning QB thought -

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1 hour ago, jbenedet said:

Unless you’re beachin’ it no idea why this weather is getting anger.
 

I love this. No AC, good sleeping weather, great planting and generally really comfortable during the day
 

The in-the-sun feel is like +15 this time of year assuming light winds or wind-shielded hang outs, so it’s generally really nice even at 58ish…

Fantastic weather for outdoor activities!

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1 hour ago, jbenedet said:

Unless you’re beachin’ it no idea why this weather is getting anger.
 

I love this. No AC, good sleeping weather, great planting and generally really comfortable during the day. 
 

The in-the-sun feel is like +15 this time of year assuming light winds or wind-shielded hang outs, so it’s generally really nice even at 58ish…

48-ish here with light rain, fine wx for rotting seeds in the ground and stunting (or killing) tomato/pepper plants.  I'm glad I've not planted anything yet.

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This is a nasty -NAO mass loading day out there...  If one is a warm enthusiast, you're specifically being targeted for ..uh, indignity. Lol

The index is only modestly negative at this time, but it's still descending.  Having that 'almost' stalled piece of shit 998 mb low over the outer GOM, and a veritable Montreal Express conveyor gusting to 33 mph under cold air strata intervals is spot on. 

And it is one helluva way to run a late spring in a global warming holocaust, I'll tell ya -

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