It's been a bit crazy with the American GFS model's calculations regarding the heat of the 12th and the cold of the 18th. It couldn't have been more blatant. While the hot run would have been good for temperatures over 35 degrees Celsius, the other would have brought single-digit highs. There's a lot going on in the weather machine.
And it's going to stay wet - no matter which of the calculations comes out. Speaking of wet, I've attached the NOAA forecast for May (precipitation) from mid-April. You know how it is: They always claim something, often repeating something that was never said, and never cite a source, or deliberately twist the word. So I'd like to substantiate the claim I made yesterday in the second video...