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I like to have this map in August please. Simply incredible.

Another significant rainfall event, especially for the Western areas, may be possible the middle of next week prior to the Memorial Day weekend.

Looking at one of the coolest Memorial Day weekends coming up in the last several years. Surf temps near North Wildwood, NJ near 60 F. Hopefully by Father's Day weekend we experience warmer surf zone temps. Meanwhile a large area of High pressure, a heat dome, is building in the very deep South across the Gulf and will cause extreme heat in Texas. No signs of any excessive heat here for several weeks, or more.

Some super long-range looks show no real heat until early June to mid June. I like it !

@CAPE I think those storms in Southern Delaware are shifting Northwest towards you

Several big storms firing up in the southwest corner of Delaware moving northward

While not tropical, there was a deep feed of tropical moisture, I believe from the Gulf traveling North nearly 1,500 miles. Very impressive indeed !

Waves pretty crazy off North Wildwood this morning. https://northwildwood.com/north-wildwood-surf-cams/

Eastern areas ? .LONG TERM /SATURDAY THROUGH TUESDAY/... Saturday looks to be the day to monitor for any severe weather. Forcing strengthens with an incoming potent shortwave digging from the Great Lakes. At the surface, an area of low pressure slides by to the north Saturday into Saturday Night, with a cold front advancing towards and eventually through the region. Temperatures will climb into the 80s and it will feel quite muggy ahead of the front. Instability looks to be on the order of around 1000 J/kg with relatively favorable shear. Thinking any showers and thunderstorms will come in the afternoon and evening as the front arrives. Main concern would be damaging wind gusts and heavy downpours, but still a good amount of uncertainty being a few days out. Coverage in showers and thunderstorms diminishes into the night with the loss of daytime heating and passage of the front.

Next cool blast should bring excellent weather early next week. Afterwards a more active weather period may begin again.

.72 inches here, not bad. Great for the garden and trees.

Heavy rain here

.39 inches here, better than nothing.

Looking at the radar and the hourly trends, it appears things are picking up in lower Delaware, and also over the lower Eastern Shore and moving NNW . Although its too early to be certain, maybe the 12Z CAMs might be onto to something.

Happy for you. The tables have turned it appears.

Radar looks like a snooze fest here, yawn. Mount Holly has .25 to .50 for today and .50 to .75 tonight for my area. I am not so sure about that .

OMG, seriouly Hey @CAPE does my area do better with the rain than your area? I have not seen the Cams.

The Northern US cools off over next 5 days as extreme heat in Texas builds and moves North. Interesting boundary may set up for large storms.

Active weather week continues past this system. More thunderstorm potential end of the week as two cold fronts cross the area. Too early for severe potential, but the never ending passage of fronts and systems continue. Here is a summary from Mount Holly AFD. For Friday, there is a signal there for a cold front to move through later in the day which could lead to more of a focal point for showers and any thunderstorm potential. Another cold front arrives later Saturday, which could have a similar scenario as Friday by leading to a more focused area of showers and thunderstorms. There is the potential for a severe weather risk with the cold fronts on Friday and Saturday but there is still uncertainty given this being in the long term part of the forecast period. By Sunday, there is still a slight chance for some showers to end the weekend and by Monday we trend drier overall with a shower possible in the afternoon.

First wave of steady rain moving up from lower Delaware. Rather humid outside this morning seems warmer than the air temperature.

Some folks are calling for a very warm to hot end of May, yet modeling continues to push back any significant heat.

No significant signs of the 90 degree mark arriving any time soon to our area. Early indications show Memorial Day weekend almost averge temps.

Hopefully, not two busted forecasts in a row.

High pressure to the North on many models this Summer into the Fall can help guide hurricanes to landfall in the SE this summer/fall on a higher probability scale.

Summer rainfall above average possibly.