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  2. WxWatcher007
    Thanks. If ORH can hit upper 90s, we're looking at real deal heat.
  3. dendrite
    Can't plot MaxT for 18z for whatever reason, but a few for Thu... MHT 102 CON 101 BAF 103 OWD 103 BED 102 BOS 101 ORH 97 BDL 103 HFD 101 EWR 104 LGA 103 PHL 103 BWI 104 DCA 103
  4. Stormchaserchuck1
    Not sure it's as sure as that. Everyone is jumping on like that 5/5 were warm in some skewed logic of Super being a different entity from Weak. I think -SLP in the warm season that we have going now 60-90N supports more Winter -AO. There is a global temperature jump happening I think and that could bring Winter warmer just about everywhere, but I don't it's as ENSO-related as people think.
  5. nw baltimore wx
    I was in Davis recently and I looked up Davis’s all time record high and it said 89. Is that accurate? If so, that’s crazy.
  6. MJO812
    Even though this winter looks mild , im looking forward to the active STJ.
  7. MJO812
    Thanks Nostradamous
  8. MJO812
    Its July 1 LOL
  9. katabatic
    It was groooosssss today. 86-87/73-74 all afternoon. Very high DPs for this area. Also, looking solid Thursday for our first 90+ here.
  10. MJO812
    Even though this winter looks mild , im looking forward to the active STJ.
  11. nw baltimore wx
    I think any regular knows my position. I won’t say it again to not trigger Maestro.
  12. steve392
    Like.. Restraints on power usage?
  13. WxWatcher007
    Post em if you got em. Watching closely here. Hoping for a light show.
  14. Boston Bulldog
    Can’t lie, it’s been a long time since I’ve been so down on HU activity in the short and medium time scales. SSTs across the Tropical Atlantic, unfavorable subseasonal variability, ripping ENSO conditions, and general early season hostility are slamming the door shut on deep tropical development for the foreseeable future. The most recent lemon is a good example of what we can get until a lucky MJO-CCKW linkup occurs with more encouraging climatology… mediocre subtropical spin ups. Blah
  15. Hoth
    That's a mean looking MCS dropping out of Canada. My dad might have to abandon his campsite for the second time today. Oof.
  16. michsnowfreak
    Speaking of cansips. Its July 1st update maintains a cold look centered in the Great Lakes despite the nino strength. January is the coldest month relative to average. It warmed some in December.
  17. RedSky
    Nola is worse then Tijuan Walker they have a problem
  18. Maggie Valley Steve
    83 again today for my high. Much cooler this morning with a 65 than the day before. I see signs in the medium to longer range a general troughiness over head. Once we get past Independence Day I believe a more unsettled pattern sets in.
  19. Stormpc
    No compete for the Orioles tonight. Another bad one.
  20. nw baltimore wx
    Is there any wildfire smoke in the area? I smell it but assuming it’s local. And I heard about the big fire Rosedale but this smells like a campfire and not mixed with chemicals
  21. UnionCountyNCWX
    I dont have numbers as ive been at a pinball tournament. But you could literally feel the change in the air over the past few hours in Charlotte. Went from being "reaonable" to just absolutely soupy.
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  23. dendrite
    18z mav went wild
  24. powderfreak
    It’s really the south wind that does BTV in. There’s like a localized nocturnal jet that can even strengthen overnight on the VT side of the Lake. You’ll see most stations calm (like Plattsburgh on the NY side of the Champlain Valley), while BTV is steady 15mph gusting 25 in like tropical breezes. And the temp will be like 86F at midnight lol.
  25. RodneyS
    According to my records, 2026 is actually the 12th driest first half in DC history, but you are correct that the first half of 2023 was even drier, at only 12.32 inches (5th driest). Interestingly, the driest and wettest first halves in DC history each occurred in the 19th century: Driest: 1872 with 10.49 inches Wettest: 1886 with 35.80 inches It should also be noted that calendar years 2023-2025 were each drier than normal, averaging only 36.27 inches annually. However, during 2018-2022 DCA averaged 50.71 inches -- the wettest five consecutive calendar years in DC history.
  26. CT Valley Snowman
    Yeah I just read that they've done it twice since 2018! That's damn impressive for that latitude. Maybe with a S wind and enough nightime cloud cover they pull off another one. It hasn't happened around here in my lifetime, BDL record is 79 back in 1955.
  27. Weather Will
    Time to start a July thread! Latest weekly EPS for July.
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