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Dews dropping and winds picking up. Temps will start falling soon. We could be stuck near 50 on Wednesday.

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.

80F tomorrow?

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.

Manuary

Ridiculous GFS run for 1st half of May. Record lows would be likely.

May is always a marginal month for severe and the pattern starting next week will put a lid on severe threats. Don't think things will change much until late May or June.

There's been a trend to slow it down. Sunday will easily be the better day. Just checking Boston 10 day and yeesh it's like in the low-mid 50s everyday. That's like March down here, how do you guys survive such prolonged dreariness.

There's a transient ridge that allows warmer air to come in but general blockiness out west means any ridging will be temporary. In fact the ridging in the west will only intensify which means the trough in the east will get deeper after May 4th. Also seeing ridging in EPO/AO/NAO regions as well which will only reinforce the cooler/stormy pattern.

And they live in the NYC metro...not exactly a snow haven.

EPS gets very chilly again relative to norms May 5 & beyond after nice stretch May 2-4 & tomorrow for some.

I don't think a few months of reduced pollution will have any meaningful impact on our global temperatures given the reductions are temporary plus it being a lagging indicator...March 2020 was the 2nd warmest on record. Maybe it could have some impact in 2021/2022 but should be negligible as pollution levels will ramp up much closer to normal by then anyway.

The 6-10 & 8-14 day forecasts don't look too pretty either. So much for a big recovery. RIP to climate change deniers.

1070mb high with block. Crazy stuff.

We've seen 90s in April before so agree.

Yeah 2012 looked pretty normal too at this point.

These are temporary sea ice gains. The ice will collapse just as quickly once the vortex collapses in late winter.

My belief is that in due time everyone will transition over simply from market forces alone. Not sure when we'll get to net zero emissions but there's always a new breakthrough on the horizon nuclear fusion being the holy grail of them all. That doesn't mean the transition period won't be rough though. I think a lot of lives will be lost and trillions of dollars from weather related disasters will be commonplace for a few decades before everything stabilizes. I don't think it'll be the end of the world as some proclaim.

That's a point a lot of people either ignore or worse. I believe the US/Europe contribute 15% of all emissions & are gradually declining while China/India/Russia do the rest and they're rising. Even if the US/Europe were to go net zero we'd still have a global problem. Unless those countries change, nothing will change.

Joe B. continues to be a complete joke. I remember him going on and on how there would be a big global cooling event for the 2010s and 20s. Every year he forecasts a big east coast winter and Northeast hurricanes. Occasionally he ends up right but so does a dead clock.

And the Earth is flat too.

That statement is idiotic. And literally every scientist on the planet agrees that we are the cause but do enlighten us. And Don please don't even waste your time.

Wrong again or should we remove the past couple days from the data set too.