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Pattern May: gateway to everyone's favorite season

Do not have the time to research it, so only gut ... SER will warm the SE Atlantic; just wondering what implications that has for Aug - Oct ... probably not good, but just gut ... back to work and enjoy the heat ... :mad:
 
BTW, the high today was *only* 87*F.

And as expected, not a single drop of rain from the cold front. In fact, much of the day was sunny.
 
pcbjr said:
Do not have the time to research it, so only gut ... SER will warm the SE Atlantic; just wondering what implications that has for Aug - Oct ... probably not good, but just gut ... back to work and enjoy the heat ... :mad:
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I don't know. But, I'm willing to bet it'll warm the Atlantic and gulf and ruin our winter again! Taking all bets now!
 
pcbjr said:
Do not have the time to research it, so only gut ... SER will warm the SE Atlantic; just wondering what implications that has for Aug - Oct ... probably not good, but just gut ... back to work and enjoy the heat ... :mad:
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The Atlantic off the SE coast is already quite warm and this will probably only intensify it. I believe as I've stated many times that the very stubborn SER has been helped by the very warm nearby Atlantic. Although your gut makes sense, I don't know about the tropics per se due to there being so many factors(hopefully the SE US gets a break). Regardless, unfortunately this might mean the SER will continue to stick around through next winter.

Edit: basically what Snowless and Grumpy said
 
SD said:
Hello little friend
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Deflating ballon sound
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SouthATLwx said:
BTW, the high today was *only* 87*F.

And as expected, not a single drop of rain from the cold front. In fact, much of the day was sunny.
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I'd love a high of "only" 87. Today was 93 here. I may get an 87 on Thu before the shoot hits the fan.
 
GaWx said:
The Atlantic off the SE coast is already quite warm and this will probably only intensify it. I believe as I've stated many times that the very stubborn SER has been helped by the very warm nearby Atlantic. Although your gut makes sense, I don't know about the tropics per se due to there being so many factors(hopefully the SE US gets a break). Regardless, unfortunately this might mean the SER will continue to stick around through next winter.

Edit: basically what Snowless and Grumpy said
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The SER is sticking around forever, isn't it?! :(
 
"Memorial Day
Sunny and hot, with a high near 98."
noooo thanks
 
Perfect weather today. Highs in the low 60s with a nice breeze. Give me 60s and 70s all year long and i would be happy. Screw winter and summer.
 
metwannabe said:
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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High rock lake is low, went on Friday
 
SD said:
We have been a have not for the last 30 days
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That is dead accurate

.76 in May, good shot of falling short of an inch for the entire month. My centipede already has brown patches and haven't cut it in 2 weeks, feast or famine what's new.

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cd2play said:
This spring/going into summer pattern is eerily similar to 1995.
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The entire eastern seaboard was torching and much of the Plains/SW was experiencing an extreme drought.

Conversely, the Plains is getting buried in water this time and there's been a tight temperature gradient, as parts of the Great Lakes and NE are below average to-date.

It's actually a somewhat weird pattern, given that we're still in an El-Nino.
 
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