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Why stop at 10

Blue hill which we know how pristine their records are, show you how warm we have been. Another AN summer is locked despite a strong Nino. That’s just what we do now. We embrace CC.

You could make a case that it’s dry thru the next 10 days. Maybe a shower Thursday

Aside from 100sq miles in CT, he’s been around just waiting to pounce from behind the trees.

What a summer..

Yes. We'll see if 2026 can get a 90° or above high in September. After today or tomorrow, there should be a break in 90s for at least a week or two.

Looks like a dry fropa late week . Shocked

@CoastalWx @40/70 Benchmark Thoughts?

Near record AMO rise helping to boost the dew points.

Sometimes you can just see and feel it. Que the twister meme dropping dirt lol

It just keeps climbing with the record breaking WWBs continuing.

Few more days near 90. What a stretch. Stein and dews.

I'm not on any train. I actually think this upcoming winter will be snowier and colder than most people think. I bet it isn't warmer than 94-95 in the Eastern US.

Yeah no

64.7° Cold!

I'm glad I still have Pit2. I think Pit1 is going to be toast following last year's epicosity.

The main reason the pattern was more favorable in 1995-1996 was the much more extensive and longer duration cold into April. Plus the -NAO patterns were able to lock in during those days from the late fall into the spring. This time around we got the fast NAO reversal in March shutting off the snows. No doubt 2025-2026 was the very best winter of the 2020s. So it’s good to know that we at least were able to get a weaker reflection of that season. This was the first time that a weak La Niña with the 3 ridge pattern over the Bering, Baja, and Greenland occurred in 30 years. But the ridges were much stronger limiting the cold. It also took two seasons following that one for a super El Niño to develop. This time the super El Niño was instantaneous right after the winter.

I am reading that this summer is the hottest summer in Spain since records began in 1961. The first half of our trip was in the drier central and southern regions where it was very hot, but also dry, so any shaded area was very tolerable. But Barcelona, and now Sóller in Majorca are hot AND humid. I think this week is 12 - 15 F above normal. It’s rough in the full sun, especially since we are averaging about 7 miles a day of walking. It’s been an awesome trip though because mid-Atlantic summers have prepped me well. Today we seek out our spot for the eclipse! It’ll be a different experience for this compared to the last two as totality is at 8:30PM here, so the setting eclipsed sun will be just above the sea.

66F for the low here, a few more humid days and then summers back broken end of next week?