Torch Tiger

Yeah, most here have very low expectations. If given a choice of rolling dice with the usual slight-risk setup which usually busts badly, or a guaranteed regular garden variety storm, I'd take the reg and run

Won't be long until we're tracking slight risks! Maybe even a few moderate!

Nape day! Let's go

12z gfs op has a Stein outbreak 5/2-onward!

onshore?

we've had a few torch days? Dating back to February when Spring sprung

Yeah, nothing of the sort

Monday through Saturday *No anomalous or impactful weather is expected in the extended forecast for southern New England next week.* The week begins with the region largely dominated by high pressure building in from the west. This should support a sunny/dry start to the week with highs in the upper 50s/low 60s and lows in the upper 30s/low 40s. The only active period of weather this week will be on Wednesday when a modest short-wave disturbance aloft traverses over the region. Southerly flow ahead of this feature will increase the moisture over southern New England allowing for widespread stratiform precipitation during the day Wednesday. With neither forcing nor moisture forecast to reach impressive levels, the total rainfall accumulation with this system is expected to be modest with amounts likely between 0.1 and 0.25 inches. **As the associated surface cold front pushes through the region behind this system Wednesday night, we`ll be left with a dry but cooler air mass on Thursday which should feature temperatures only slightly below normal.** High pressure then builds over The Northeast to end the week with more dry, quiet, and seasonable conditions.

mid-60's Tuesday? Looks nice

Generally I agree, 50's but most likely a few 60's days for some, too.

already backpedaling

Putting words in my mouth, now?

Cold crew must be inhaling gummies this morning, so much misinformation and bad forecasts

Imagine. Endless data and charts avail yet using that 90's AOL looking app

onshore flow?

Overall, April is more typically "chilly" for most of northeast NE, while SW areas can and will sometimes be markedly warmer. we've seen some sneaky backdoor situations pop into guidance, E /NE zones are never out of the woods"" jmo But yeah west CT/NY/NJ, you all good. It's seasonably cool weather in April, nbd

Yeah like Coastalwx mentioned, it's a quick mild-down

looks great!

You all had a terrific stretch, great pictures btw. Worlds apart from down here in the southern latitudes

Nevermind, 2022

Hopefully a wet, wild summer. Grand-finale ending with a few bomb EC canes that power through FL/MA/?NE.

Stein creeping back in here...light showers/sprinkles gone, skies clearing.

sure but in fairness, last summer was Stein city

Why is Dr. Wrong involving me? I went anti-Stein