What's your weather?

[spork]

Rain yesterday evening, rain today, rain tomorrow, and a 50% chance of rain on Monday. Gale warning today.

After getting the inside of the house to 80 F a few days ago, I'm wondering if I'll be able to endure this winterish monsoon without turning the furnace back on. Current inside temp is 65 F, outside it's in the 40s. Rain for at least another 48 hours is predicted.

[ab_grp]

Sending some virtual warmth to those in the east from a sunny place that is getting up to 97 today.  Hard to believe it is Memorial Day weekend out there.  My ex-local pool back east finally re-opened today after forever only to close at noon due to the cold and rain and zero swimming patrons.

[Puget]

Rain yesterday evening, rain today, rain tomorrow, and a 50% chance of rain on Monday. Gale warning today.

After getting the inside of the house to 80 F a few days ago, I'm wondering if I'll be able to endure this winterish monsoon without turning the furnace back on. Current inside temp is 65 F, outside it's in the 40s. Rain for at least another 48 hours is predicted.

After setting up the window ACs earlier in the week, I had the heat back on today. Hopefully the garden isn't in too much shock from the temperature swings. At least I don't have to water for quite awhile!

[hmaria1609]

Cool and rainy for Memorial Day weekend

[dismalist]

Furnace is indeed back on.

I actually like this unseasonable weather.

[mamselle]

91 degrees per my phone's app.

But the upstairs folks' A/C keeps things ok.

M.

[Langue_doc]

High nineties and a heat advisory for today. It's going to be an indoors kind of day.

[mamselle]

Similar here.

I went out to take my walk at 6 AM, which was a good, cool time to walk by the river and then come back by the back streets.

Settled in comfortably with the laptop and no students until 4 PM today.

M. 

[apl68]

Humid and grey and drizzly.  We've had an awful lot of that so far this year!  It's at the point now where mushrooms are popping out all over people's yards.  The windows and glass doors here at work are sweating something fierce.  No wonder we have recurring mold problems.

[AmLitHist]

We're not quite that bad here in central IL, Apl68, but when I went out to water and feed my porch containers and baskets and to pull out the forest of maple seedlings from my front beds (GAH!!), the humidity was 96%.  It had dropped all the way to 90% by the time I was done (and thoroughly sweated through).

[hmaria1609]

Hot! Enough for a heat emergency alert in DC.

[apl68]

Hot! Enough for a heat emergency alert in DC.

Wow, that's bad!  One thing about it--our temperatures have actually been pretty mild--relatively speaking--so far.  And the frequent overcast has at least kept the severe direct sun off.  Silver linings and all that.

[Harlow2]

Hot! Enough for a heat emergency alert in DC.

Active heat advisory here today. Yesterday was in the mid- nineties. So muggy today it's difficult to see any distance.

[apl68]

Incredibly enough, even wetter and stickier in the air than yesterday.  With yet more downpour in the forecast, and vegetation running wild everywhere (including my yard) because there's no opportunity to prune or mow it.  Then again, the extreme cloudbursts and flash floods that have hit some communities in the state within the last 24 hours have missed us.  So I guess really we don't have much to complain about.

[ab_grp]

I was going to say that we're in the hundreds this week, but that sounds a little more extreme than 100-110 or so. ;-)