Pattern May: gateway to everyone's favorite season

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You guys growing cactus now down that way? At the rate we are going we will be the new southwest by 2020!

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I might start a cactus farm, for real!
It hasn’t rained since the Sunday before last, I believe!! So going on 14 days with 0 rain. One county away from me had 2-3” of rain and golfball sized hail, Friday or Saturday evening
 
Anyone got D11+ of the eps? Looks like at d10 it's kicking the trough out of the west and beating the ridge down some

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Anyone got D11+ of the eps? Looks like at d10 it's kicking the trough out of the west and beating the ridge down some

Yes, the ridge gets beaten down more with not as hot and precip increasing markedly from almost none before that day. Still plenty warm but an improvement for sure. Biggest increase in precip in E half of NC with 0.75-1" for days 11-15 combined.
 
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Summer is here. Saw lightning bugs for the first time tonight.
 
Atleast he can’t be as wrong as he was about winter
I think if we said above normal temps every month for now own. I think we would be right 99/100 times. Unfortunately. ?
Maybe the pattern will flip in a few years.
I also heard that our clothes could cause global warming now. Wow!! ??
 
With all the rain during winter and spring that would take a while.


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Yeah I would think short term issues no doubt, top soil drying out affecting grass, crops even increased fire danger potentially. But long term issues, water table, lakes and reservoirs should still be ok for a while. But with no widespread rain in sight and temps approaching a 100 it sure won't take long

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lol at the 00z GFS and EURO. That's certainly a big change beyond mid-next week.

Maybe it's just a fluke.
 
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