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First work week of June looks dry for a change....near 90 Wed. And Th. (WB 12Z GFS)

Never mind, it’s my moron neighbors burning shite on a windy day

I'm sad that today is probably our last refreshing open windows day for a long time.

Samesies lol. And I get “crabbier” about colder weather as I get older. But I will say…the temps are a bit nicer than I expected today…was expecting chilly (thank you, June).

This weather is horrific

I’ll just take whatever today is for the majority of the next 3 months; that is assuming I had any power to control chaotic weather patterns at all, but I digress. Wearing pants and a long sleeve light shirt under partly cloudy skies and a light breeze as I continue to install my new garden. Perfect install weather considering it’s June 1. 62/38 at the moment.

We’re on to June!

Just did an hour of yard work in a long sleeve and barely broke a sweat.

36.9 this morning with a wind chill of 29. Down right cold on the first day of met summer - kinda neat!

Not too bad If you're out of the wind. Might even get into the '60s later this afternoon.

Don’t know if someone in my neighborhood is burning or is that wild fire smoke I smell?

Please post your June 2025 observations and other current or recent conditions. @jburnsplease pin. TIA

Sounds about right. For now the heat is almost always going to be over the top. WX/PT

Peak heat could be later in Jul - and focus in August but suspect we follow an overall above normal temp wise and likely rain - wise. 90 degree days range id expect EWR / C-NJ , NE-NJ : >30 days NYC: 20 days LGA: >25 days

That smell is woodsmoke on June 1. God I hope we can flip the minisplits from heat to AC this week.

There have been several In Jul 2016 LGA had 13 of 15 days above 90 with a streak of 9 straight with 5 straight highs of 94 coupled with a 98, 99. 2022 LGA has 6 straight 95 +. There has been that onshore component the last 4/5 years limiting head east of the Hudson if the (we) is NYC/LI.

If there is again a very hot summer like the summers of 1983, 1993, 1953, and 1966 I believe it will occur when we are in a drier less active phase which might be one of the next two summers not this one. This summer all indications point to frequent cold fronts and low pressure systems whether they be tropical or not moving across the country from west to east or or out of the Gulf Of Mexico. This summer we can look forward to lots of onshore breezes, marine layers, and mid-upper 80s. Parts of Canada could be hotter than NYC. WX/PT

Yes. I can't fault a doctor making an honest income, but anything related to the medical field has an inflated price. Syringes, masks, any piece of plastic...

Probably better earlier. Apparently it peaked this morning so the West Coast got a show. Who knows what'll be left. Enough that it will likely screw us up.

The smoke is moving in this evening to obscure sky viewing lol

We were 27° in May 2020 with a record 5 days in a row of snowflakes. That same 1953 heatwave (Aug-Sept) is Detroits longest on record as well. The most deadly was July 1936. Summer 1934 and 1955 were unbearable. I could go on lol.

Smoke coming north now cue Smoke from a Distant Fire - Sanford-Townsend Band

The sky would be lighting up with the northern lights like last October right now but alas it's daytime no way of knowing we get these parameters at night.

60, with a chilly breeze. Garbage for June 1

This is not nice for June 1, sorry. It’s windy and barely touching 60