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Unsettled cool weather ends April, what does May bring


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Yeah I'd prefer the east coast...I don't know about SC/GA/FL though...at that point I think I'd rather live in maybe Colorado or something. Nice snows in the winter, nice warm dry days a lot of the year, close to the mountains, and still populated enough that you don't feel like your in the middle of nowhere.

I've never been out west actually. If I had a chance to be out there, maybe it'd sway my decision, but I love the heat in FL, and if I get stuck in VA or MD I might as well be in FL and enjoy my winters, or lack there of lol

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I've never been out west actually. If I had a chance to be out there, maybe it'd sway my decision, but I love the heat in FL, and if I get stuck in VA or MD I might as well be in FL and enjoy my winters, or lack there of lol

That's true. I think it depends what we're talking about. With FL I could live there for a few years but as a snow lover/ someone who likes a variety of wx I'd go crazy after a few years. But VA and MD really only has spring otherwise it kind of sucks wx wise. I think first choice would be to stay in New England, second would be out west, probably Colorado.

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Yeah I'd prefer the east coast...I don't know about SC/GA/FL though...at that point I think I'd rather live in maybe Colorado or something. Nice snows in the winter, nice warm dry days a lot of the year, close to the mountains, and still populated enough that you don't feel like your in the middle of nowhere.

Youd prefer the east coast? Not very adventurous eh?

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As a long term spot probably. But dude, trust me if I could I probably wouldn't live in one place at all haha. I would always be traveling. But yeah as an initial place for a first job I would move pretty much anywhere.

I feel ya. As someone who loves the outdoors its just hard to be stuck on the ec. West is an outdoors paradise in all seasons. The weather here sucks for 8 months out of the year.

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I feel ya. As someone who loves the outdoors its just hard to be stuck on the ec. West is an outdoors paradise in all seasons. The weather here sucks for 8 months out of the year.

Yea that's for sure.

You could always sneak on Pete's private flight to AK.

One place I've always wanted to live is P-town.

Whatever you prefer dude.

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Yup that's what everyone says haha. I even met with professors at Plymouth and they said this summer will probably be your last summer without having to worry about anything for basically the rest of your life so enjoy it haha.

Exactly. I mean...you'll appreciate the summer when you get back, but then you'll be worried about working in the summer for the next year.

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"...WEATHER-WISE...THIS PATTERN IS EXPECTED TO BE COOL/RAINY ACROSS

THE NORTHERN TIER OF THE COUNTRY /AND POSSIBLY ACROSS THE GREAT

BASIN/...WITH VERY WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS ACROSS MUCH OF THE

SOUTH. SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS ARE POSSIBLE ACROSS SOUTHERN

FLORIDA AND THE KEYS THROUGH FRIDAY. THE GREATEST UNCERTAINTY

LIES IN THE OHIO VALLEY/MID-ATLANTIC STATES FROM THIS WEEKEND

ONWARD WHERE THE POSITION OF THE POLAR FRONT IS IN MOST DOUBT.

THIS IS ESPECIALLY PROBLEMATIC AS LOCATIONS WITHIN THE WARM SECTOR

JUST AHEAD/SOUTH OF THE POLAR FRONT WOULD SEE HIGH TEMPERATURES

APPROACHING 90F.

ROTH ..."

And....with the NAO negative, there is 0 chance that boundary allows us to get into the warm weather fun. haha. Seriously the GGEM and the Euro BD the VA Capes and it isn't tough to see why. The -NAO is causing a bit of a back log in the NW Atlantic. As the ridge attempts to temporarily roll out east of 90W, it is pinched into a confluent structure aloft over ME.. That genesizes +PP literally right over head, and then the BD is actually created while already S and W of SNE.

It's quite fascinating actually.

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Scooter how much qpf does Euro have got tomorrow?

Yeah from what I can tell, it's actually widespread 0.5" -0.6" on my maps. I'm still a little nervous that the ne edge might be a little dry, but all models have strong WAA so I can't disagree too much here. Should be a good drink at least for some.

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"...WEATHER-WISE...THIS PATTERN IS EXPECTED TO BE COOL/RAINY ACROSS

THE NORTHERN TIER OF THE COUNTRY /AND POSSIBLY ACROSS THE GREAT

BASIN/...WITH VERY WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS ACROSS MUCH OF THE

SOUTH. SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS ARE POSSIBLE ACROSS SOUTHERN

FLORIDA AND THE KEYS THROUGH FRIDAY. THE GREATEST UNCERTAINTY

LIES IN THE OHIO VALLEY/MID-ATLANTIC STATES FROM THIS WEEKEND

ONWARD WHERE THE POSITION OF THE POLAR FRONT IS IN MOST DOUBT.

THIS IS ESPECIALLY PROBLEMATIC AS LOCATIONS WITHIN THE WARM SECTOR

JUST AHEAD/SOUTH OF THE POLAR FRONT WOULD SEE HIGH TEMPERATURES

APPROACHING 90F.

ROTH ..."

And....with the NAO negative, there is 0 chance that boundary allows us to get into the warm weather fun. haha. Seriously the GGEM and the Euro BD the VA Capes and it isn't tough to see why. The -NAO is causing a bit of a back log in the NW Atlantic. As the ridge attempts to temporarily roll out east of 90W, it is pinched into a confluent structure aloft over ME.. That genesizes +PP literally right over head, and then the BD is actually created while already S and W of SNE.

It's quite fascinating actually.

-NAO FTL. This may be the longest stretch of -NAO since last Fall.

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Yeah from what I can tell, it's actually widespread 0.5" -0.6" on my maps. I'm still a little nervous that the ne edge might be a little dry, but all models have strong WAA so I can't disagree too much here. Should be a good drink at least for some.

Thanks Scott..figured the Wunderground output would ballpark it.

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Year without a summer ? muah hahahhahahahaha ...imagine though.

Quite the MA heat on the "Frankenmodel" though - I wonder if the DGEX is really a KFS ensemble member ?

I'll be a little surprised if we are cooler than normal, but I suppose stranger things have happened.

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I'll be a little surprised if we are cooler than normal, but I suppose stranger things have happened.

I'm starting to think this is a "mean" vs "mode" argument with these climo versus daily deals.

It's like the mean is always above normal, but the mode of extremes drills the actual averages below that mean over the long view.

It just seems funny to me that we have seemingly never had a below normal month...ever, and that any of those in history must have been lies.. HAHAHAA

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