You know how some assumptions turn out to be true/safe..
Wondering if it’s safe to assume that since we’ve been literally shattering April records in March that we’re likely to break May records in April? Asking for a friend… 
Um, let me think… yes.
Real human hero’s & national treasures come in many varieties, shapes, sizes and disciplines. I submit one very bright example of that here..
#GoodStuff..
Lots-o-lightning!
#crazywx
Those who jump out of planes.. into FIRE!
#wildlanders #littlebitcrazy
Thats cool
Fyi..
A bit more updated info / ENSO / Walker Circulation update!
#rossbywaves
#coolgraphics
#studentsofweather
SoOps Predictive Services Fire Assessment Outlook Dec25 to Mar26
SoOpsPredServ~Assessment_Outlook~May-Aug2026~30apr26.pdf (1.3 MB)
May – August 2026 South Ops Highlights
• Temperatures will likely be above normal through August, and the marine layer will be shallower than normal.
• The monsoon will likely begin a little later than normal, but once it starts, near to above normal shower and thunderstorm activity is likely.
• In addition to traditional monsoonal activity, there is a well above normal likelihood for remnant tropical cyclone impacts on Southern California starting in July.
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