JakkelWx

EPS mean has just under two tenths of rain thru friday.

Well if that's the case, then sunny with diarrhea easterly flow. At least its better than cloudy and damp, and as a bonus the temperatures might overperform during the day and it doesn't turn out so bad after all.

even though the rain went poof its still easterly flow diarrhea keeping us cool and cloudy

curry is very delicious. it's one of my fav foods. i dont cook it inside though because it stinks up the house

You know what they say up in the New England forum? Wheel-O-Rhea! Also known as a cutoff low that brings in crap weather for sometimes days at a time. What would be May without this?

This summer is looking like a hot/humid one with above average rainfall. Maybe not as hot but plenty of 90F days in between

can't wait for bean o'clock

very

those are some incredibly low humidity values up there

What are the rules for posting in other subforums that you don't live in? I like to interact with members from different subforums e.g the NYC discussion thread and the New England thread

crapola outdoor activity pattern from monday through thursday... at least it isn't for multiple weeks. seems like some people on wxtwitter are overreacting. then again what's new?

While it does look crappy from Sunday thru Wednesday, early summer returns right after. And how crappy the weather is depends on if the Atlantic AOI even forms or not. 0/70 has a high chance of busting. Edit: not "with a vengeance" but overall warm weather just like friday returns after Wednesday.

torches right after tho.. the general trough west ridge east pattern is still there but a trough is undercutting it bringing colder air for the time being. then its off to the races

water's been my choice of beverage for the past week. I don't drink alcohol very often

hate those back door cold fronts.. worst kind of weather tbh. if i had to choose between BDCFs and 55 degrees and sunny, i'd pick the latter.

bring on the heat

ZCZC MIATWOAT ALL TTAA00 KNHC DDHHMM Special Tropical Weather Outlook NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL 1005 AM EDT Tue May 12 2020 For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico: Special Tropical Weather Outlook issued to discuss the potential for subtropical development this weekend northeast of the Bahamas. 1. 1. An area of low pressure is expected to develop this weekend a couple hundred miles northeast of the Bahamas. Environmental conditions appear conducive for this system to acquire some subtropical characteristics as it moves northeastward through Sunday. The next Special Tropical Weather Outlook on this system will be issued by 9 PM EDT Tuesday, or earlier, if necessary. * Formation chance through 48 hours...low...near 0 percent. * Formation chance through 5 days...medium...50 percent. Forecaster Latto

Thursday night will become a far cry from the next three nights including Thursday morning. The wind flow becomes southerly on Thursday, bringing more humid conditions with temps close to 70 that day... then we summer on Friday, with temps surpassing 80F. Should be a stellar weekend minus showers on Sunday but with temps in the mid 70s and a coming ridge advertised on the models might reverse the cooler water anomalies off the East Coast. Waters are running pretty cold off the New England and upper mid-atl coast due to the record cold we've just had. Interesting thing to note, it feels like this is the ridge that increases the tendency for more ridging to develop, bringing sustained warmth due to the water temp anomalies warming. We may have the risk for backdoor cold fronts though, as this seems to happen every spring now and in May. The trough up north may stay far enough away that BDCFs may only reach as far south as NYC.. 500 mb height anomaly maps aren't everything. We don't live at the 500 mbar level. Ridges don't always mean warmth, especially if there's a trough to the northeast which would serve to bring cooler conditions under the ridge to a certain point. I think it all boils down to the placement of the trough over Canada. On the GEFS there does seem to be lingering trough issues, particularly during the period between Monday and Wednesday where there is a brief relaxation in the ridge over the U.S allowing for cooler air to draw in from New England for a brief time before another ridge pulse sends it back north and we torch.. there may also be the risk for some thunderstorms during the times when the flow becomes NWerly. Still plentiful blocking over the arctic in the AO regions, however not much in terms of -NAO... in fact, looks more +NAO till later in the run where ridging develops again over the Baffin Bay region. -NAO may actually help with bringing warmer than normal temperatures later in May as a -NAO doesn't affect us as greatly as it does in the early spring. I think how hot we get will depend on the placement of the trough in the W US over the coming days, which will also affect our risk for the all-hated BDCF. All things said I think we're in for a warm to hot period for weather across the eastern U.S for at least the next 2-3 weeks or so, minus the BDCF risk. With cool-neutral to weak La Nina conditions developing over the summer and as I type this (IIRC La Nina brings hot summers to the E US). Today is a pretty windy day again. Only the 59493th time so far and it looks to be 59494th counting today.

torch!!

Of course we go right into summer from the 5 months of March we just had. @BristowWx I'm saving that term lol. I love it. BECH all the way from May 15 to October 15 game on

BAMWX going gung ho in regards to the warmer pattern setting up

48F here

Tonight I plan to get drunk off of hand sanitizer to prevent COVID.