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What's truly mind-blowing is that in only 50 years temperatures have increased by that much whereas they've been mostly stable for 10s of 1000s of years prior to that.

I don't see that

Man South Central NJ has been cleaning up lately

It's a steambath out there. The right trigger and we could easily see massive flooding

Crazy warm SSTs off the East Coast. Could see some homegrown tropical systems later this season. And with all that ridging some of them could be steered west.

Big bust here

New Brunswick killed the line. Was very gusty for a while though

Heat without activity is a bore. It's the cold/dry equivalent

I'm pretty such a boatload of summers since 2010 were are a lot worse in terms of intensity and duration than any older summers.

I hope we don't repeat because that was brutal. Working outside was not fun those days, I don't know how southern folks deal with this

Models go for another strong ridge after the holiday but it's centered SW of us vs directly over and then it retros west. If that holds true then we'll avoid another 100+ stretch.

Could this be our CC induced summer from hell? Maybe

Really? I see some ridging out west and a sort of meh pattern for us. Doesn't look extreme in terms of heat especially in comparison to recent stretch

We're having it now. The longevity, the temperatures, the heat index, the mins. This is by far the hottest June stretch on record in the northeast

I don't think we'll beat 100-105F readings with 130+ heat indices. Coming stretch looks more what we're used to and quite active.