Front Ranger

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GET ON UP FOR THE DOWNSTROKE!

Thanks for nothing, AI.

I mean, we can go with PDX records are all that matter if you want. But you yourself have many times pointed out how unrepresentative the airport is of your area and much of the metro. Thought that was something we agreed on.

Just let Tim believe he's missing the most MISERABLE, DREARY week ever whiles he's gone.

The point was you say "we" saw a record hot May in 2023, but it was far from the whole metro - just PDX. Some months have been legit record hot across the whole area, but that wasn't one of them. Obviously it was very dry and warm, but the whole record month thing doesn't hold as much weight when it's a station seeing 50% more of them than other places.

Song is on point.

Short-lived ridging on the Euro.

Not sure how many on here live at PDX, but I do know that last May was not record warm such places as downtown Portland, Vancouver, and Battle Ground.

All-time great bust!

I wouldn't call mostly 0 to +2 with pockets of 0 to -2 moderately above normal across the board. It's not perfectly average, but this spring has been pretty darn close for most lowland locations. And that will be even more the case by Tuesday.

This forecast may be in trouble.

At least it's been a pretty temperate spring so far. And of course this map will look cooler in a few days.

They stole the Laker's soul, burned it, and then flushed it down the toilet.

That was the point, sir. Although PDX will still be the outlier on the opposite end, with a warmer anomaly than anywhere else. Should end up as a pretty average month overall.