Currently in the tri-state area. Temps in the upper 40's/low 50's, wind, rain, drizzle, mist, clouds and it's been going on for, what, two weeks? It sucks. Get that low pressure system outta here.
OT: I hate this weather
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Never liked spring much, especially in NJ. It's an optimist's season.
One day bright and 80 degrees, the next rainy and 45. Just a tease, often right through to summer.
One day bright and 80 degrees, the next rainy and 45. Just a tease, often right through to summer.
We left last Saturday for Arizona. It's too damn sunny here! 😎 Keep looking at our Ring camera and glad we left.
One of the bigger reasons I’m moving to San Diego this weekend ☀️
better than have a drought like last year and killed lawns, bushes, etc. I will take the rain for now
You're meaner than I am 😜.
To be fair, it was bright and sunny when I first posted itt an hour ago; now it's raining out of the blue - or gray, I suppose.
Still half blue sky, tho, so betting it will be sunny again. I'll just wait 15 minutes.
Spread it out a little though. Let it rain every Monday and Thursday. 14 days of rain followed by 2 months of no rain doesn't work either.
In 30 years of living in Southern California, I've never seen a winter and spring as cloudy and rainy as this one. You might have to wait for the warm, dry weather.
NJ will still be in a drought come July-August… It is no different than that state on the left side of the USA California. I’m suffering here in Hawaii … 8:30am overcast … trade winds… sun trying to appear… pool day today then dinner at Duke’s… oh 77 going to 83.
Wait, Lambertville/West Amwell ain’t cutting it for you? Sorry to see you go neighbor.
Yessir, time for a new adventure. Hold down the fort for me.
After recent droughts the rain is good - nature in balance on the macro level.
In a few weeks the heatwaves will come and these will be the good ole days lol
Contrary to popular belief suicide rates are highest in spring.
Maybe the bad weather polishes some edges off that.
https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/articles/suicide-rates-spike-in-spring-not-winter
In a few weeks the heatwaves will come and these will be the good ole days lol
Contrary to popular belief suicide rates are highest in spring.
Maybe the bad weather polishes some edges off that.
https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/articles/suicide-rates-spike-in-spring-not-winter
I lived in Sacramento for 10 years and while the winters could be kind of gloomy, at least there were sort of 4 seasons and from May 1st til the end of October, you knew exactly what the weather was going to be - sunny and warm to hot!
My son lived tgere for almost 2 years and hated it…go figure. And he could afford it easy too. He just needed to be back in NJ
same thing happens every spring and peeps act like its some sort of outlier. For the most part springs suck around here. October is way better than April in general. We had a top 10 warmest April believe it or not. The early few days of warmth fooled everyone much like it does every year and they push the season as almost a cool rain stretch hits us in May.
That being said, hang on help is on the way. While we wont be seeing 80s, we will get back to 70 on Sunday and mid to perhaps upper 70s on Mon into Tuesday before cooling down again into the 60s for a few days. Any sustained warmth looks possible two weeks from now
That being said, hang on help is on the way. While we wont be seeing 80s, we will get back to 70 on Sunday and mid to perhaps upper 70s on Mon into Tuesday before cooling down again into the 60s for a few days. Any sustained warmth looks possible two weeks from now
My grass looks fantastic though. At least for a couple of months.
Those who have been around say 1950-1960’s can attest to weather patterns both good and bad especially in spring . Understand it’s a transitioning month where we had warm February’s - March and snowstorms and cold throughout April into May . If you know anything about this middle Atlantic state it’s that spring and some summers sucked and continue to follow these patterns. What is the temp differential over the past 50 years ? How much of a proven difference. Fact: our Fall season is for the most part the best time to experience beaches outdoor activities and perfect temps. Spring is and always has been a crap shoot.
Or maybe Hawaii? Since you're supposedly there but still posting complete drivel on the board.
Suicide not needed. Chances of getting murdered are high.
Wasted $1600 bucks worth of pasture seed and my time last year. I’ll put up with the inconvenience of rain for the green it brings and puts in my pocket (less hay and grain)
Well , for me Sea/Tac sucked especially for dismal weather. Portland is a whole different animal. Minneapolis ain’t far behind.
As an aside, NJ as a state consistently has the lowest suicide rate in the country. The western states like Wyoming and Oregon have much higher rates. People are generally happy in NJ.. it's a great place to live despite the cynics and complainers.
You ‘re absolutely NUTS… 83 today … sunny with 20-30 mph trades. In the pool at 10:30 this morning. You should move to Seattle numbers their weather suits you well…ha ha ha. Well to each their own…
fsg2: Did you have something to say before deleting your intrusive post ? Nothing like Hawaii weather but first you have to spend a bit of coin , something I’m sure you don’t have. Just funny how you commented in a demeaning way then ran and hid the post. Meow!!!!!!!
lol, no, that's the English Beat. But there is logic to my comment. I play a lot of sports outside and dislike 85F and sunny for two reasons: one is that I'd rather not be all sweaty playing, so 50F and cloudy is perfect for that (but still warm enough for shorts and a t-shirt) and two is that I'm very susceptible to sunburn, so cloudy is better for that. But I'm not a complete Neanderthal - if I'm just hanging out with folks or just plain relaxing, I'll take 85F and sunny.
In the midst of an amazing stretch of weather in southwest Florida — Marco Island/Naples. Can’t imagine it could be better anywhere in the USA.
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