First heat wave in the books, maxed at 97F today. Some lightning and rain this evening but nothing significant. Picked up .2 for the garden so that's good.
So now when there's a favorable model run and say, "I ran that out of my basement", it'll actually be true...
https://arstechnica.com/ai/2024/06/as-a-potentially-historic-hurricane-season-looms-can-ai-forecast-models-help/
3rd day in a row dropped into the 20s...seems like that's hard to do this time of year. Ready for some real warmth but may have to wait until the solstice. Maybe if we can get into +NAO springs for a while we'll have a better chance of returning to "normal" winters.
Not really sure what we actually got today being at the office but it ripped for while this afternoon. Came home to 3" of compacted slop. Never got below freezing. 34/33
Should be interesting to see how things develop later tonight. Always a snowball's throw away from significant impact being closer to the coast, but at least it's not boring. It would be nice to see mood flakes into the weekend but I'm guessing it'll just be cloudy/drizzly for the most part. 43/35
Going to close out met winter with 24". Anything could happen but I'm not expecting much improvement the rest of the season so looking at another under performer in the books. My daughter is in Costa Rica with school this week and looking at the pics from there I'm mentally ready to just go full on summer.
Just looking at March data for the Greenland NH coop, 2012 stands out as a glaring anomaly in the past 24 years. All 80+ days in March (3 total) occurred that year. There have been 0 80+ readings in February in the last 24 years.