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May 2021 Discussion Thread

Figures. My house is the little black dot. The 3k can KMA
 

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May is starting to show some promise for rain in the last week of the month but the PGV chart really shows how flat we have been really simce late March early April. We need to turn this around in June.
 

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NickyBGuarantee said:
It is abnormally dry with moderate drought starting to show up ... this is all after the driest spring we have had in a while .. now we’re starting to see more rain come into play along with next weeks more widespread stuff .. I believe this should get tampered down a bit at the least .. I’m talking about extreme drought or severe drought ... don’t see that becoming widespread at all or even showing upView attachment 84435
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The map was already shared but thanks for clarifying, because the words severe or extreme were not in your post I responded to.
 
metwannabe said:
Yep not bad, some decent amounts in places that need it. Of course, there are those pockets that get little to nothing, hopefully those fill in over the coming days

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Yeah there is likely to be a few holes but with the wedge front moving south and the cells moving north or northeast we should get a decent coverage of some rain
 
smast16 said:
Not a competition, but going on 18 today, if you don't include that laughable 5 hundredths of an inch. I don't think that's enough rain to even wet the bottom of the rain guage.
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Well now if we're not counting .05 then you and I are tied lol
 
SD said:
Indeed soundings are ugly. South over North oof RIP pools on Sunday
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2 years in a row where we knock on the absolute coldest possible highs for the time of year , same with lows. Insane . Not that crazy though, February 2017 and 2018 both saw multiple 80s and higher even which is the absolute warmest for that time of year .
 
Lickwx said:
2 years in a row where we knock on the absolute coldest possible highs for the time of year , same with lows. Insane . Not that crazy though, February 2017 and 2018 both saw multiple 80s and higher even which is the absolute warmest for that time of year .
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I blame stronger longer lasting PVs
 
metwannabe said:
Yep not bad, some decent amounts in places that need it. Of course, there are those pockets that get little to nothing, hopefully those fill in over the coming days

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Great coverage for sure and next week should help fill in the blanks... will help with creeks and streams tho
 
Lickwx said:
Yeah but clouds alone won’t keep temps at the absolute coldest possible for this time of year ! That takes rain. We shall see but from my experience it’s the rain that keeps it low not the clouds .
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Yeah... even in that CAD a couple weeks ago, I was in the upper 40s while it was raining but as soon as the rain stopped it stayed cloudy and the temp still rose pretty quickly to 54-55
 
ryan1234 said:
Because it's not supposed to be 60 degrees on Memorial Day weekend. I was supposed to River Jam, now I am reconsidering. Hopefully, the wedge won't be as stout as some of the current modeling is suggesting.
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The last few memorial day weekends have had some sucky weather involved
 
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