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Looking like a giant bust across the board.

Between Dartmouth-Hitchcock in Hanover, NH and the University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington, there is some great healthcare options up here too. It's different if you live in a small town a distance away from those areas but in terms of quality, it's quite high. When my parents were going through their terminal illnesses in south Georgia and northern Florida, I would have given anything to have them back up here.

Also remains to be seen how much qpf. It may end up kind of light amounts Steiny in hinies.

Fine here as it should move out early.. but it can linger out east as front stalls there

If only dewpoints could stay this low through the rest of summer.

Dry air and strong sunshine will do that 9 out of 10 times.

Today is splendid. Low dews. Warm

Fail for the metro unless stuff fires real soon. Got a decent downpour in north Minneapolis this morning but the airport only reported 0.01”

A variety of reasons, really. (I've dreamed of living in Maine since I was real little, but in compromise with my family who I hope will come up here eventually, I settled with southern New England, but it's also about all of the options for medical care and the like I have down here. I'm not made to live in the middle of nowhere lol) I'm going to have to deal with it. I relocated to CT last summer, so I've experienced mid-June onward in the state. Once I'm acclimated it gets a little better. I was blown away by how much cooler summer was aside from some nasty days here and there. And that summer was above average??? WOW. I love where I live now. Just give me some time to acclimate to the warming weather. lol Lol, no. I don't drink. I'm just naturally like this. Sorry to say. Does getting drunk make you more susceptible to heat? Sure am glad I never got in the habit!

Warmest day of the year so far today with 86 here, DVN and MLI both hit 87. Looking forward to some late night Iowa sloppy seconds.

May’s Forecast, DCA _ NYC _ BOS __ ORD _ ATL _ IAH ___ DEN _ PHX _ SEA +0.8 + 0.6 +0.3 +1.4 +1.7 +1.2 +1.8 +2.1 -0.2

It's really fun to look at old anecdotes (ie newspapers are a GREAT resource) for how the climate has always caused a high degree of conversation and disagreement. You can't find newspaper quotes from the 1860s where they mocked "the oldest inhabitant" for their exaggerating weather/winters from their youth. I have found some absolute GEMS spanning many facets of the weather that are nearly identical thought processes to today. Overall, I think we all agree on some stuff and disagree on other stuff...but the most difficult aspect can be trying to convey ourselves on the internet.

We are still in decadal -PDO, although that may change over the next 3-4 Winters with a higher likelihood of El Nino coming in 26-27 and 27-28, imo. I would even say the +2-3 year time frame is 2-3x more likely to see El Nino than La Nina.. if that happens over a few years, the PDO may not be so negative anymore... although the PDO is less connected to ENSO than you would think.

Some of the methods that you have been addressed with are not outdated. I've presented how 720 monthly NAO readings have led to X, and you've taken maybe 5-6 recent examples to prove otherwise. It's obvious that everything is warming, but this is a weather board. We aren't going to dismiss all things because the climate is warmer.. It's more a challenge of getting the fluctuations right within the pattern. Forecasting the next 10 Winters to all be above average is boring, although you may get 8/10 correct.

You weren't too cold last Winter. It is good to see what you are doing right and wrong though in seasonal outlooks.. at least you are doing seasonal outlooks. You are 1 of 2 people on here that does that.. it's one thing to talk about things after the fact, it's another thing to use methodology to try to predict it in advance.

Lots of spotters reporting gustnadoes as tornadoes on the ground rn

Too many brews at Sparetime?

Why did you move to sub 42N? Months of dews Enroute.

Forecasted low of 50, actual low of 45. High of 77.

The rainfall distribution is rather blotchy

You no good.

39 for a low snd 75 for the high quite a spread

Not quite 40 here. Low of 32.7° and a high of 69.9°.

Perfect wx day here, blue skies and over performed to 24C/75F once again. This is my favorite so far of the year since last Weds it was also 24 but didn't have that warm wind mid-day and its far more green too. Tomorrow on tap to be another ride with anomalous high DPs, supercell potential throughout SON (TWN is a bit aggressive), high winds. I'm eager to find out what storm mode we're getting.

Fall Summer Spring Winter A great winter can move up, but fall is tremendous no matter the year and summer is hard to beat because of the daylight.