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I still think the GFS and its ensembles are still too fast with the Atlantic ridge weakness, but we’d need substantial changes at medium range just to be a long shot in the ballgame for a close EC approach (saying nothing of the maritimes.

95 here

69 is not picnic at that temp, either. The HI is 100

89.4 in Muttontown & 89.0 in Syosset for the high.

Peaked at 91/64 but now at 89 degrees

Just a monster. I mean look at this. 12z And 00z Life support is probably putting it kindly though watch out Atlantic Canada..

It’s really not even hot out today. Feels like a standard midsummer day and it’s kind of great.

You beat MJO to it, but I think even he is skeptical. I’m thinking of buying a snowmobile again. If that happens we’re fucked. You can set your watch to that.

92 earlier

You may be referring to Western Queens, my area is not anymore populated than your area.

Watch your language! Disgusting!

We have a legit shot at the coolest August on record

It’s super early but I’m giving it only a 10% of EC landfall. Gonna need building highs over top fast to keep it going WNW

94/69°F, The only thing that could be worse is dews in the mid 70's but then the temp would be lower.

On the euro, it's too bad Erin feels that weakness around hr 186 and moves north. Otherwise that other trough diving into the GL might raise a few eyebrows, but it's way too late verbatim. Look at that massive gyre north of Maine.

How does MMU compare to SMQ?

its actually an ideal location for those of us who like temperature extremes because its hotter during the day and colder at night than most other areas.

radiationally cools at night as well or even better than KFOK does sometimes.

it also cools down very quickly at night, sometimes even colder than KFOK

I know, when I drive through that area, it's always a few degrees hotter than Manhattan and where I live. I think Don mentioned this before, that area is very densely populated with a lot of traffic, I'm sure it has something to do with it.

12Z Euro: best of both worlds with it well away from US and also~250 miles W of Bermuda:

Very well may be. Sandy soils tend to heat up more quickly. Btw, there's a NJWxNet Mesonet station at Miller Airpark (separate from the AWOS), so you can always take a look at that too for corroboration with the KMJX reports: https://www.njweather.org/station/1032