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by this point in 1997 my area had two 90 degree days and so far this year we have 10

Even 74-75 dews at the airport sites up here. Still not installed yet either. Love it!

So annoying that it missed. My mom over in piscataway, due east of here, got a decent storm and lost power for a few minutes. Line reformed right after our town.

Absolutely

Heck of a day. 90 North Billerica

Key West afternoon

It seems RAH has had a handful of 1pm 100 degree obs but none at 12pm. Impressive stuff!

96/79 here at 1 pm. Feels like 114.

94-95 is probably off the table. 88 and mostly cloudy.

1pm NWS Obs: JFK-91 EWR-92 LAG-N/A CP-87 Dews a couple of degrees lower (right around 70) with the westerly wind component

Did you get a measurement from what we got from that line last night up our way? Something was blocking the gauge and I didn’t register anything even tho it rained hard for about 15 -20 minute….

91/74 HI-100

Off to Wilton, CT. Decided on a bit farther south and can adjust north or a bit south if need be...traffic dependent.

Deep summer

This heat always surprises me in terms of how little is needed to make it happen.

s tier weekend weather after some action and drought relief best climo

As long as we have the strong El Niño cool summer then it’s all good.

100.3 at 12:30!!! This has to be the earliest in day 100 degree reading ever here. Up 2 degrees in last hour. We are heading for 103-104 I believe

We've had huge shortcomings in terms of shear the past few days (and today), but that won't be a problem on Sunday. Deep and perhaps even low-level shear look to be really good. There are some model differences in terms of timing and mid-level lapse rates, but Sunday probably has higher potential for coverage and intensity than today does.

Not a drop of rain last night, just some lightning.

A bit cloudy here so the 90+ is probably in trouble.

Already 100

I had exactly 0.5" in the plastic gauge on my back deck post. It put on a helluva show that I didn't expect. You'll catch the next one and then I'll miss out. It doesn't show on the map, but I think parts of far NW Sussex County had well in excess of a inch since they got hit with the earlier part of the round too. Edit: 1.27" at Sandyston Mesonet (Rutgers)

Briefly touched 100 right at noon.