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70.

Hmmmm... those might be two completely different things. Because the ECMWF was a couple degrees off with temps in a marginal event is completely unrelated to its track record in the mid and long range. Interestingly north Seattle and places north did have 36 hours of temps in the mid to upper 30s. It was a narrow band where precip was heavy enough to make the difference.

Big changes on the ECMWF later in the run. Might have been premature to say we are done with significant rain in April.

A little offshore flow happening this morning... should reach low 70s this afternoon. Also can still see a touch of snow on the top of Mt Si from the mid-week craziness.

Might have to venture outside today.

I am sure our Canadian friends know what you are talking about but the rest of us just think those temps are when the rain turns to snow. Our brains are conditioned to think 30s is cold.

Getting the boat ready next week! Its coming.

After this shield of clouds this evening... you are as favorable or even more so than me. Here is next 2 days:

Band of middle level clouds coming in now from the west will put a damper on evening sun and maybe the sunset. But models show that area of clouds quickly gets shoved to the east overnight.

Tax payment randomly went today. Glad I didn't pay IRS twice.

Current NB weather is a little different! And low 70s with sunshine for the weekend.

Wow... that is crazy. We have put them out in late April many times and they did great even if they were a little slow initially. By early June they are always growing fast.

Yeah... tomatoes shouldn't be planted until the middle of May. Even if there is no frost... they don't do well when its damp and chilly.

Tuesday is looking pretty ripe... also on the new 12Z GFS. Looks like convection moving up from the south on a warm day.

April 17th in northern Minnesota... so spring-like and beautiful. At least the warm weather this week has melted the remaining snow cover. But its pretty bleak for being 2 weeks from May.