Chrisrotary12

Not sure how much you can complain though......this is today's SPC outlook. It's mid-June and no organized t-storm activity in east of F'ng Idaho.

You can hit it way left and as far you want straight. Not too bad. Just can't go right (which of course is most right handed players problem).

Looks like a potentially couple interesting days across New York Wednesday & Thursday.

I'd like to report a trace of pollen. My goodness. Need a soaking t-storm.

Thought Euro & GFS were slightly intriguing for Saturday afternoon too.

Enhanced Risk this morning. Impressive morning squall line racing ESE. Could be offshore before noon.

Would be cool if we could score a MCS or two with the pattern that looks to set up. Edit: nevermind. Looks like the dew point boundary stays well to our south.

Those are nice smallies. Been a while since I've caught one of them.

Dry beget dry? This cold front gonna pass by with nary a drop? Have to hope that convection survives overnight it seems.

Anything interesting on the horizon? Drought monitoring.....

Is it too late to overseed my lawn? LOL. 5 straight days of clouds and damp

Got out to Mill Pond in Nashua a couple times. Pond isn't very deep and it's infested with milfoil so the grass is already on the surface in spots. There is a canal system off of it and I found a few fish starting to think about bedding in the canal system. I say "starting to think" about it as the beds were not well defined. Got a few nice ones though:

Timing has slowed to near or after 00z. Stick a fork in this one.

Better start cheering on the HRRRv4 as it is much better timed than the NAM (3 & 12 km).

It's a big fan of doing that. See the May high risk day from last year. It loves trigger supercells in an environment with no trigger.

Ok. I'm intrigued. Let's see how today's convection can screw this up. Most models have today's leftover convection passing offshore before 12z tomorrow morning. Hopefully it's out of gas, otherwise we run the risk of it throwing a backdoor well inland and beating back the warm front. But also....we may need that morning convection to add a little extra moisture to the air. Boy it is dry out there today. For those in eastern SNE, it is most certainly a race between convection and a potential backdoor. Ugh

The GEM has rain from Monday at noon to Friday at noon.

I mean, at this point, would a week long cut off really surprise anyone?

Were there storms yesterday. Only managed a few sprinkles here. This dud of a weather stretch continues.

That's a first. Using a baby as a scale.

Got out again last Saturday when the sun came out. Caught a decent size pickerel. Like 15" or so. Was night to feel a half decent size fish again.

Got out to a couple small development type ponds yesterday. Caught two of the tiniest large mouths I've ever seen. Like 8" long. Boy the water was cold though. Makes sense given the spring we've had. Imagine it's going to be a slow start to the year.

NAM is impressive for my hood. From 55F to snow in 6 hrs 18Z 00Z

I am driving my wife crazy because all I've been doing is chipping plastic balls in the house. lol.

Bought my fishing license for first time in 12 years. College and first half dozen years of professional life got in the way. Excited to get back out there. Scouted some local spots around town last Sunday. May try tomorrow afternoon after it warms up some.