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CC has made us more damp and with onshore flow which caps max temps, but that doesn't mean the potential isn't there for us to set all time highs when we finally get a super ridge with a downsloping flow. Yes usually we just have higher dews and minimums, but the atmosphere is loaded and ready to go when we finally get the major heat ridge with the right wind direction.
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So I guess we've reduced the pixel counts/allowance on the site? graphics are being rejected ...ones not particularly expensive either. This is a truncated CFS solution from 12z centered on 204. I thought it interesting to note that this model's climate fusion with the operational GFS is still bursting through that weight and putting this enormous positive anomaly integral fro Colorado to NS
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While I think it’ll be hot, I’m still skeptical of a long duration “big heat” wave—big heat defined as 95°+ temperatures or 100°+ heat indices.
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100 would be downright historic, especially for NYC and JFK.
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Right now I'd go with 100-104F max but there's higher potential if models give amping this heat dome.
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Got to go with climate history with whats possible here. If you get more be prepared but no reason to go into uncharted territory yet. CC has not proven itself able to give us that kind of extreme high in the summer yet.
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CC infused heat dome. Our version of what the Pac NW experienced? The signs are downright scary.
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let's see if it happens, but this is like the forecast for January 2015 to me (you know which storm I mean lol, the one the Euro predicted us getting 38 inches of snow lol). January 2016 I found more believable because it was during a super el nino, but January 2015 not so much. It's going to be extremely hot no doubt, but I think a range of 98-101 is more likely than 102-108.
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Not every place experiences climate change the same way, indeed. But when the stars align (which is always going to be rare but the odds go up) we can break our all time record highs.
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I don't remember any heat in late June 2021.....
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Thanks that explains all the extreme heat in 1944, 1948, 1949, 1953, 1955 It matches up with the extreme heat we had in 1991, 1993, 1995, 1999 and 2002.
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For us the new climate is rainy, humid, elevated mins and highs that have flatlined in the upper 80s and low 90s during the summer anyway.
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If that ridge and that flow verifies, it's going way above 101. We were overdue our super heat blast that practically every other place on Earth has already experienced in this new abysmal climate.
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Summer is here huh
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Just don't believe this is possible in June, do you know it's never been hotter than 101 in June in NYC (1966)? I go with climate history over fringe models. I think we could hit 100 on one day, but that's it.
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sounds like July 1993 I highly doubt that kind of heat is possible in June subtract 10 degrees from that
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I hope JFK gets to 104
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No, historically on these extreme heat days we peak out between noon and 2 PM, this has been my experience with what happened in 1993, 1999, 2010, 2011. When it gets extremely hot cumulus clouds billow up, even if there is no sea breeze.
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I'm really excited about this for us on the south shore and really low humidity like 2010 too!!
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0.83” since Saturday
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anything would be much better than this past weekend and today. I had to do some work in other parts of the house which are cool/moist and was sneezing like crazy. As soon as I got back to my 88 degree bedroom with now 43% humidity my sneezing went away.
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They are a very corrupt company it's true. The operative part of their name is CON
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I've been this way since I was little, I love hot rooms just like anyone who likes a sauna and/or hot tub. The heat I use is electric heat (a space heater) it removes moisture from the air, when I use it my Thermo-Hygro sensors record a humidity drop of about 10% (55% to 45%). The mold is unfortunately in the heating pipes, which is steam heat. I don't use that this time of year, that's set to 62. I use my electric space heater which stops the allergies.