Could go either way with the cutoffs. They can certainly sneak up on you and turn nice days into crap.
Still we'll finally be in an overall warm regime by Friday & next weekend with possibly slightly AN temperatures (mid-upper 70s).
That's def the craziest thing about this.
36F is doable in May on an exceptional radiating night but to do it on CAA with a wind chill in the 20s is something else.
Luckily it's late enough that even an anomalously cold airmass still isn't cold enough to get temps down to freezing.
In fact freezing temps would challenge all time May lows. Still 35/36 is nothing to scoff at and a few models like the NAM suggest even colder temps.
Self-destructive sun likely with strong cold pool aloft. Could see a lot of afternoon showers.
Coastal threats popping up as well midweek and weekend. Rare May flakes are not out of the question.
Models could be too quick to break down the pattern but as of now there's hints of warmer weather near or just after mid May.
A lot of morning cloud debris could make 80F out of reach, will be close.
Nicest day in weeks. Tomorrow looks awesome too then things go downhill.
Next weekend looks yuck. Multiple highs in 50s lows in 30s. Frost/freeze potential in colder areas probable.
I guess it could be worse. I've seen highs in the 40s for May before.
Blockbuster type pattern had it been Nov-March. Even early to mid April it would've been good.
Models could be overdoing the amplification though but I do think we'll see some 30s before mid May.