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Hands down the best severe thunderstorm I have ever experienced. I was life guarding at Eisenhower park. It got so dark inside the aquatic center that everyone got out of the pool, indoors! I was able to run outside and watched garbage cans get launched into the building. It was also covered in that green leaf paste you only see with high end winds.

I'm catching the most western edge of the sea breeze and have dropped to 73 from a high of 80 earlier. Much better now.

even though that's for Hartford and not here.. I wouldn't even install for that.. nice but meh overall

Yeah that’s part of it too. Plus plants aren’t fans of chlorine and fluorine.

73 now we hit 75 for the high today. we warm

Logan FTL.

Get em installed folks. Summer here

How can I be 20 degrees higher vs BOS?

It's been cloudy for over an hour now lol

Went away for Spring Break... Here are a few pics.

We all want 90/65 in late April, but this is nice.

We take today in April.

Out is in doubt

In for the win

It hit 81 here.

We see that for another day or two of runs we may be able too

Yeah, the midseason shutoff was historic, and the late season explosion was historic. I don't think anyone called for the shutoff, but I did believe that once the lid came off the basin last year, that things would go into November. I look at it a little differently given the parade of really strong waves in the eastern Atlantic--had we not had stability issues basin wide the combination of exceptional SST/OHC and ENSO driven low shear would've led to a historic season. I think the risk this upcoming season is far more weighted toward an underperforming season than overperforming one. Totally agree with you on the Allison example. I do think though that some of these short fuse tropical systems should be named when the data says it. Minimal TS by their very nature are often ugly pieces of crap--that doesn't change that they're tropical. If a swirl would get named close to land, it should get named in the open Atlantic. Otherwise this becomes too subjective imo.

69.1° now. beautiful

Wiz - are we locking in the D6/D7 EML on the GFS?

The 2024/25 snowfall season will finish as the 5th least snowiest on record for Chicago. Also of note, is that with this being the case, the season of 2011/12 has now dropped out of the top 10. Least Snowiest Snowfall Seasons 1. 9.8" - 1920/21 2. 11.5" - 1921/22 3. 12.0" - 1936/37 4. 14.3" - 1948/49 5. 17.6" - 2024/25 6. 18.0" - 1898/99 7. 18.2" - 1901/02 8. 18.9" - 1924/25 9. 19.0" - 1914/15 9. 19.0" - 1912/13

CoC. 73/57 Glad I'm not at KGON. 55 with an onshore breeze...ouch!

Ph on rainfall probably better than municipal water I would assume...

Must be because the lack of leaf out dry grounds?

Damn didn’t expect 79.. very warm again something about the April 15-25th time period were we hit multiple days in the 80s almost every year.

first bike ride of the spring, and many more to go. needs to be degreased, cleaned, then lubricated 3.69 miles at a zone 2/3 pace