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  2. frd
    Extreme heat events such as this one, with tropical moisture, have a decent potential of ending with a bang.
  3. MJO812
    98 here in Brooklyn
  4. LongRanger
    Would be nice to do pollution control without letting in more sun and heat.
  5. canderson
    Same here. Not as humid as yesterday so in the shade isn’t quite as oppressive yet.
  6. Itstrainingtime
    My fully-shaded weather station is now reading 95.4 at 11:20am.
  7. Eskimo Joe
    NYC is the Central Park site, yes? The NYC subforum has been screeching for years about poor vegetation management on that location. For NCY to be 94° in essentially an over shaded, sheltered location at 11am bodes we for an upper 90s kind of day.
  8. Eskimo Joe
    Yes apparent temp is a combo map. It's heat index when it's hot, wind chill when it's cold. All credit goes to @wxmeddler
  9. pazzo83
    regional round up: BOS at 91 (low of 78) EWR is at 96 already lol (low of 82) NYC at 94F (low of 82) - should be the first 100 there since the 2010s LGA at 94F (low of 84) - the Queens/Brooklyn heat island is absolutely fierce. PHL at 94F (low of 80) This is a proper Acela corridor heat wave.
  10. dailylurker
    Justin Berk is honking on a flood threat for Sunday and Monday.
  11. bluewave
    Lefferts/South Ozone Park now at 100.
  12. Paleocene
    Hear hear - I work in urban planning so think about this stuff a lot. 2025 versus 1995 for the AQI... great visualization tool on this page https://www.epa.gov/outdoor-air-quality-data/airdata-tile-plot (which I think I got off this site years ago). sorry for the digression.. edit - adding 1980 for fun - thanks clean air act
  13. pazzo83
    DCA at 95 now.
  14. Joshb32689
    91/78 outside of Coatesville as of 1115am. Thinking we don’t break 100 today That 106 heat index is something else though
  15. olafminesaw
    Yeah, it's really strange, because you would expect downsloping to produce lower DPs in the western Piedmont not higher
  16. dailylurker
    Already 97 in Crofton and 96 here east of Crofton in the woods. Wild DP and heat in the South River watershed.
  17. 40/70 Benchmark
    Yes, it will be better, but the question is how much better...as Chris says.
  18. SolidIcewx
    Just north of there working. Can confirm. Its cooking and im already soaked lol
  19. MarcmmKU
    For anyone on the I95 the 2030s should be significantly snowier than the 2020s. Hard to do worse than rock bottom.
  20. WxUSAF
    My son and I did 45 mins outside working on the deck. That was plenty. Shirt soaked in sweat.
  21. MN Transplant
    I was assuming that we were looking at more of a 2024 or 2010 like heat where the focus wasn’t on the humidity, but this is damn near 2011.
  22. pazzo83
    yeah if this was back in the 90s, there'd be crazy alerts.
  23. TheClimateChanger
    Wow! 114°F heat index!
  24. 40/70 Benchmark
    I expect something similar temp wise, but snowfall in the higher terrain of northern New England is still a bit of a wild card. Not a pretty look overall for December, though.
  25. weathermedic
    98/74 HI 111
  26. Paleocene
    Mesonet picking up a DP of 79 with air temp 94 in college park. cooking. "apparent temp" (is that heat index? @Eskimo Joe) 111! @dailylurker are you doing a heat hike
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