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I wondered how far any sea breeze could make it inland the next few days?

Still 79 at 8:15 at Pit2. We torch.

lol Tropical Weather Outlook NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL 800 PM EDT Sun Jun 22 2025 For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of America: 1. Central Subtropical Atlantic (AL90): Showers and thunderstorms are showing some signs of organization in association with an area of the low pressure located about 450 miles east of Bermuda. Earlier satellite-derived wind data indicated the system possessed a well-defined surface circulation, and additional organization of the shower and thunderstorm activity could lead to the formation of a short-lived tropical depression over the next day or so. By Tuesday, this system is expected to encounter less favorable environmental conditions, ending its opportunity for further development. Regardless of development, the system is forecast to move northeastward at 5 to 10 mph, remaining over the open central Atlantic. * Formation chance through 48 hours...medium...40 percent. * Formation chance through 7 days...medium...40 percent.

88 WX/PT

8/2/75 is my #1…IIRC a couple of places in MA hit 107 .

86/74 Pretty uncommon for this part of the south shore to have no sea breeze all day and temps this warm this late. Would be interesting to see if we're cooler this time tomorrow Most models have a sea breeze developing in the early afternoon, will effect mostly NYC and points east

JFK Airport (91°), LaGuardia Airport (90°), and Newark (92°) all reached 90° or above while Central Park (88°) did not. That was the second time this month that happened. The last month with two such days was August 2021. The record is 4 such days in June 2010. Even more impressive, Bridgeport, JFK Airport, LaGuardia Airport, Islip, and Newark all reached 90° or higher, while Central Park did not for the first time since June 17, 2022 and only the 12th time during the period of common recordkeeping. During the period of common recordkeeping, there have been 148 days when JFK reached 90° or higher and Central Park did not. In contrast, there have been 722 days when Central Park reached 90°F or higher and JFK did not.

What a torch here on the shoreline to kick off summer. Highs for today.

WB 18Z EURO 102 tomorrow; 18Z WB GFS 97 (I looked at 3-5pm).

I think it's from the buildup of a static charge in storm clouds?

Rain? Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

How is this even possible?

Late high here of 89° off of the 0.08" of rain this am.

@FPizz I'm playing with you FYI Tuesday is 102 at LGA, 101 at JFK, 99 at Central Park. I think the "warmer" models verify on Tuesday

94 for the high. Currently 88

That wasn't his question Mr Pizz

I think they peaked at 87

I also topped out at 88F today. At least our rain-on-the-weekend streak survived.

I know a few people going to tonight’s game. Enjoy and stay cool!

My temp finally recovered and I think 88 (finally hit around 6:30 pm) will be my final high for today, meaning starting over for tallying days towards an "official" heatwave IMBY (had a 90 yesterday). Ended up with 0.05" of rain from that band. Currently 87 with dp 78, so back in the oven again. ETA - was looking at the afternoon AFD and there was a mention of a pressure fall/rise and I did see that.

When i was in high school in the mountains wearing them it was still hot. I can only imagine this kind of heat what it would feel like.

Weekly update: Weather: it's hot. Check in next week for the same thing lol.

91 DCA 93 BWI 94 IAD

Most of the area didn't

Yeah.. the issue is that the long term WPO since the 1940s has gone linearly from negative to positive, coinciding with global warming. It might be an issue of not enough data.. Will be interesting to see if we can get a longer term -WPO time in this warmer climate phase. I really like the high correlation SSTAs from the Indian Ocean to Western Pacific summer-fall before a WPO event.. it appears to be somewhat predictable. The SSTs currently favor more of a +WPO Winter, I agree, but I think post-2023/4 something shifted and we don't have as much of a pattern as 2018-2023.