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I only see 98F there. But that would break the July record at the airport and tie the July COOP record.

Nice job @PhiEaglesfan712 @GaWx for being bullish on La Nina prospects this year.

All this humidity in the air, but it’s impossible to squeeze out any meaningful precip.

Only 95.6 here today. Got an outflow from a cell a couple miles south and timing kept us from maxing out

It's friggin HOT!! Constant sweat, sticking to everything. I don't mind the heat it's the dewpoint 77-82F combine that with 95-100F temps. HEAT INDEX 110-115F Just awful.

Missed the second round of storms a couple hours ago, but currently looking at another area of heavy rainfall near Calvert Acres and Fair Hill, MD moving generally SE/ESE.

Apparently Naples did it too.

Made it to 90 here, a side note TPA reached 100 for the first time in Tampa history.

Although they do seem to be a little higher than other AWOS/ASOS sites. These are highs so far today. That NNE flow is coming in right from downtown too.

The last couple storms were definitely focused on eastern HoCo. Quick glance at some PWSs around the area suggests I was the jackzone.

July will be the 10th consecutive month with +SOI. We did 31 straight +SOI months 2020-early 2023. The decadal La Nina state is holding, through the SOI.

They're right on the water. Lots of seabreezes and afternoon convection. It's a perfect setup with the airmass and N-NNE flow.

La Nina is developing At the very least, this should mean a warm Fall. Increased chances for -PNA this Winter if that strong cold pool maintains (subsurface has more flux than surface SSTs. It could wane in the coming months. It did last year.)

Wow. I knew that Columbia fared better than I did, but I didn’t realize that the discrepancy was that large. Only 0.28” here.

La Nina is developing At the very least, this should mean a warm Fall. Increased chances for -PNA this Winter if that strong cold pool maintains.

That’s pretty impressive. Didn’t know that about the Tampa climate but makes sense with the humidity. It would be hard thermodynamically to get triple digits in that sauna.

It's the first time they've been over 97F in July since 1942 (only times it ever happened on record). They did do 99F in Jun and 98F in Aug in 2020 though.

EPS no different, hot hot heat

.01” Ever since I became a homeowner 30 years ago, summer has been by far my least favorite season.

let me know when you can read a map and the back surgery was for the Ginx's "back-broken" comments earlier. clearly summers back is 110% fully healed by the end of the first week of Aug

I give credit for posting multi-day means. The solo hour snapshots out that far are wild.

Yeah, it looks like after the afternoon popups over the next three days, we will be rewarded with some Canadian air, which will be refreshing as long as it isn't accompanied by wildfire smoke.

In this new climate, the south is going to be unlivable. .

Approaching 2”. 4 rounds of storms. No more need to water plants!