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I agree and am tracking in it the other thread

Sorry if this comes across as unduly harsh @bluewave. Certainly, appreciate your posts, but we do need to be careful about speaking in absolutes. There were plenty of rural areas that saw similar low temperatures, maybe not along the east coast where dews were lower. However, if the east coast had seen the 75+ dews that occurred further north and west, I bet there would have been a lot more readings in that 78-81 range. Just look at Saginaw, Michigan - two consecutive days above the previous ALL-TIME record high minimum. That's crazy. Can you imagine the masturbatory orgy of posting that would be going on here if places had multiple days in a row below their prior record low high temperatures, in December no less [and not even during the colder January/February period]?!? We all know that would never happen. Instead, there will be a barrage of posts about how cold it is the next time there's a low temperature 5F above the prior daily record, or an isolated high temperature close to a record low due to an all-day deluge of rain.

Current ML lapse rates at 8+ and ML cape around 4500 near Fayetteville along with a touch of shear. Gotta watch out for popcorn storms with nasty microbursts, especially in the sand hills.

Take it easy. I was just commenting on our local area. Our minimums haven’t been as extreme as the Upper Midwest has been experiencing this year. UHI is the differential between urban and rural areas. But luckily the urban areas haven’t seen the minimums as extreme as the rural ones have especially like Wisconsin and International Falls back in May. Around NYC Metro it’s very difficult for the minimums to remain above 80° outside the urban centers. We have been fortunate so far not to have experienced the low temperature extremes necessary for spots outside NYC to stay above 80° for low temperatures in recent years. So while both urban and rural areas around NYC have seen a record number of low maxes in recent years, the most extreme all-time low maxes have been going to our north.

82-73-70

93 with heat index of 111

I have no idea how CoastalWX is going survive the day with the threat of having his text exposed on AMWX.... Talk about the Sword of Damocles hanging over his head..

ISP 95

95/77 approaching the noon hour. Actually running ahead of yesterday at this point.

Yep, will break today's as well, likely by one degree at 76.

Rain on my doorstep, bring it. Very nice day yesterday in the 70's, low dews, and clear blue skies. Nice with no smoke.

What is LWM?

Just when you think you’re seen the dumbest meme .. he outdoes himself

Seems like a threat from...

94.6 with a dew of 78.1. I like a lot of natural light in my house. But have kept all the blinds closed and the house fan on to help the AC not come on as much. Meanwhile sitting here eating leftover Greek rubbed pork tenderloin bites with some homemade Tzatziki. With one of the cats stalking me thinking he will get a quick drive by of pork.

Hopefully 60 and a band of rain over you while the webbed hands keep me in the lower 70s.

So you’re going 50’s to NYC?

My comment just now was about 6z. Trending cooler.

3k NAM and HRRR have some storms popping up later today

Should I post your text

I do think 80’s is too warm . But I think 50’s/60’s is too cool . 70’s with some humidity seems fair

New Haven has reached 95°. June 24-25, 2025 is the only case where New Haven has seen 2 consecutive such days. The June monthly record is 96°, which was set June 17, 1957 and tied yesterday.

He tries, got to give him that.

Last 3 EC runs valid 18z Sat at MHT have gone 83>70>65. BDL 89>87>85 We'll see.

It looks like the euro wants to retreat the stationary front through as a warm front with cold front siding later. I wish the euro was right but don't really see any means for that occurring. Would like to see some sort of strengthening sfc low passing to our north and west