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Jesse downvoted this again because he wants it to rain forever and never see the sun for the rest of his life in the miserably arid and sunny PNW desert climate he lives in.

Have you tried their pieshakes?

Smack Dab in the grow zone regions of the Heartland of our Great Nation...perfect!

It's interesting to see that some of the outlets are even suggesting...dare I say, "Global Cooling"...although, this eruption isn't as big as some in the past but you never know what the future may present. https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/23/climate/indonesia-volcano-eruption-weather-impact/index.html

Mariners don’t suck anymore!

The official H/L yesterday was 62/47 there was 0.05” of rainfall at the airport. It was yet another windy day with the average wind speed of 14.7 MPH and the highest gust of 36MPH out of the SW. For today the average H/L is 62/41. The record high of 86 was set in 1915 and the record low of 25 was set in 2015. The most rainfall of 1.46” fell in 1957 the most snowfall of 2.4” fell in 1980 the most snow of the ground is 1” in 2005 and 1980. There were a couple rounds of thunderstorms last night. They did not produce much rainfall as the official amount was 0.05” and here in MBY I only recorded 0.03”. I work for the Whitecaps and there was a lot more rain at the ballpark. The storms had a lot of lightning with them. It was the most lightning around game time in a long time. The Whitecaps did win the game 6 to 2. The overnight low here in MBY was 36 at the current time it is cloudy and 37.

Even though the news stories that I have seen downplay it the Ruang’s eruptions may (or may not) have some effect on the weather leading into fall and next winter. Will have to keep a eye on how the sunrise and sunset pay out over the days ahead. The more red they are the more dust there could be in the upper atmosphere.

Near normal temps today before colder again through Saturday. We may see frost or freezes again by Friday morning. Big warm up on the way by Monday with temps possibly reaching the 80's for the first time in some areas. Chester County records for today: High 91 degrees in West Chester (1960) / Low 26 degrees at Coatesville (1930) / Rain 2.40" in Coatesville (1968)

It's looking like the wetter pattern that will close out April will carry into the first week of May along the I-35 corridor. I'm ready to get the pool ready and the CPC favors above average temps to open May.

Oh please not yet.

0z models all bullish on rainfall totals for just about everyone. WPC forecast

Heavy rain and severe weather looking more likely for mby Thursday- Sunday. Friday and Saturday looking like the best bet for severe weather in my area. Sunday will likely be the biggest day of this event for severe weather but the action will likely be to my east. EAX showing more rain in that time span than I've had this year to date.

110%

Long range GFS suggests the upcoming whet pattern may be in and out…

Closest one to here is in either Roseburg or Keizer. Guess they decided to skip the Eugene/Springfield metro area.

You know who makes a surprisingly good milkshake? Shari's.

Down to 37 now, 72/22 day. Another 50+ degree diurnal spread, there's been quite a few this month! Good night!

In n Out is great. Imagine Dick's drive in, but everywhere across the SW instead of just the Seattle area. I had my first burger from them at the central Hollywood location on a road trip just out of high school. It's impressively good for a fast food joint.

I sometimes go to the Verizon store near there. Always seems like In N Out is busy.

Went there a couple years after they opened, they messed up my order and there was somehow a 20+ minute wait at 4pm, Do not recommend.

Why...? Because I don't like in n out?

The only one I’ve been to was in Las Vegas. It was solidly mid. No cap.

I drive past that location every day and have never eaten there.

You just got yourself on the dogsh*t list…

In n out is just another fast food place, I don't get the hype. Although I will say, the shakes are REALLY good. I remember hearing about when they opened that one in Keizer oregon a few years back, people waited in line for over 6 hours on the opening day.... just for a cheeseburger that tastes okay.... they could've spent a fraction of that time cooking themselves a gourmet cheeseburger at home, and it would've costed them the same amount. Humans are weird