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Just checking the CFS and the ECMWF weeklies on WeatherBell and not seeing unanimous agreement for a cold June here. Side note-- I believe a cold June usually means a wet June here. Here is June from the CFS monthly released yesterday morning: The ECMWF weeklies seem to indicate cooler weather in the SW but not so much up here. It looks like a weak ULL pattern over the Intermountain West with us on the nice side... I guess this would be one way to have a slightly cooler than normal and generally dry June. Weekly update through June: And the Canadian model monthly forecast for June:

Wettest Feb-Apr ever at SEA... and the most days with rain ever. Wettest Oct-Apr ever at SEA... and the most days with rain ever. Same thing for the stations around my location. It has never been this wet and persistently wet in this area since records have been kept beginning in the late 1800s. And this is a wet climate.

You are SO concerned with us moving... even though we love it here. If we don't love it then we can sell in about a day and take our equity and live mortgage free in some other place. La Ninas can be very nice here. Cold and snowy winters and sunny summers. Not too worried about it. A Nino delivered the worst winter in history here in 2015-16.

Nothing. I just said some ridging and variety would be nice. To which you have been trying to convince me its raining and cold every second of every minute of every day forever here normally. And I know that is not true.

I specifically stated that this has been a very normal May. I used 1993 as an example of "many" sunny and warm days... which Jesse said we have had this month. Never once said this is not a normal May. I only was stating that we have not had "many" sunny and warm days this month... only 4.

I checked the May 1993 temperature departure at SEA using the "Earth - Molten Ball" period and it was WAY below normal. In fact May 1993 was incredibly frigid.

You talk about the details of May 1993 and end up going back millions of years. Only Phil. Just in the 1990s... it was warmer in May 1992 and 1995. It was +3.9 at SEA... definitely above normal. I don't even care that much about temperature right now... just waiting for the inevitable flip to mainly dry for summer. Its coming.

Side note... it was warmer than May of 1993 in May of 1992 and 1995 at SEA.

Nothing is normal Phil if you extend the time span out long enough. Our mere existence is VERY unusual when looking at the history of the Earth.

No its not summer... I am looking at the Feb-Apr period compared to normal.

Great. And we will all 'switch off' relatively soon here as well. Who cares? Troll. I can't wait until its 95 degrees with a dewpoint of 94 there. What do you expect Phillip? You live in a swamp.

Not at all. My expectations are totally in line with our local history since the 1800s. I know it inside and out. We have some of the best summer weather in the country.

You are trolling. As always. And we all have warped perspectives if you take into account the entire history of the Earth! Who gives a flying crap... we are only here for a brief minute of time. We could sell our house today and buy a house in Hawaii with no problem at all. Not too worried about the climate or what happened 1,000 or 10,000 or 50,000 or a million years ago.

Early part of the 20th century actually. There were some doozy years for cold and wet and snow in the 1800s... as you obviously know.

Troll... troll... troll... troll... troll. Signing off. The world will come to end in the future... must go enjoy it now!!

Yeah... it was so dry and warm here in the 1800s.

And we used to have really hot summers when the Earth was a ball of molten rock. And we have had summers completely buried ice. And in the future... our planet will not even exist! Trolling along Phillip.

Not a definition of our climate dummy... just a definition of the word "many". We had 16 days above 70 here in May of 1993. That better fits the definition of many.

I know the climate here. I endlessly study daily records back to the 1800s. I know dry and warm is very frequently the weather here in the summer and after a very wet Feb-Apr period that type of weather typically starts in May at some point. Dry weather in March and April is often a harbinger of a late start to summer as May and June end up cool and wet. We had the worst March and April in history here.

Successful morning at the Snoqualmie Ridge community garage sale and it did not rain which was a blessing. My wife's favorite garage sale event of the year.

I was praising the weather for 5 days straight and have been more focused on what is coming after this current stretch. You are exaggerating as usual.

No ... have to take it as it comes. And like almost everyone else in the PNW... hoping lots of dry and warm is coming.

A very normal May. Not rewarding the winter and spring we have been through. Not yet anyways.

It will be 4 days above 70 here out of the first 18 days of May. I don't call that "many". A few... but not many.

No... 6 days in row of rain is my issue right now (Thurs - Tues). And temps in the 40s and 50s during the day (a.k.a. "winter"). And also putting this current stretch of wet and cool in mid-May in context of just wrapping up the wettest winter in history and the most days with rain ever for the Oct-Apr period. Variety now would be 5 months of sunshine.