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Know what might happen ... the urban centers go nuclear unbearable dunnite. Dps are 59 to 66 depending on site and probable instrumentation nuances...so call it 63. But as the evening presses on, the thermal better of the brick and crete and street's gonna be more than willing to dump its load back out, as the DPs is creeping up as it typically does after dark. I could it see it being pretty ridic in some of the down towns and/or 3 floor town house multi dwelling neighborhood. 2nd shift cops are on alert already heh

95/63

Looks like we're at the bounce temp.

I think this is the first time I have every genuinely hoped you were right.

"highs" ? interesting... ORH on NWS' W&H interface product has 90 since 1:15 pm ... Not sure about rounding this or that...

can confirm that it is sweltering here

Yeah the dew point at Logan is 59 and 61 at Worcester.

It's nothing if it's not real .... 78 dp is definitely suss. The 102 isn't really supported very well/corroborating

A comfortable 78 down in Bay Shore on my Davis and 86 here in Stony Brook. It's little cooler than yesterday on the immediate south shore

man, look at Boston metro ... could even add a degree over the next 2 hours

Actually doesn't feel too bad. Must be the lowish dew points.

Add one to each of those numbers for the highs thusfar. 94.6 at home.

Looks like EWR has that 97. Warmth reached into Aroostook - HOU 82 at 2 PM, was 84 earlier. Didn't get to northern ARO - FVE tops at 53 with RA.

97 at Logan

Montpelier/MPV has gone up only 5 degrees since 4am .

Highs through 2p

In mid May vs 2026: -2023 was more E based -2015 was similar -1997 was more E based -1991 and 1982 were more W based https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/data/indices/rel_wksst9120.txt

Is that an all-time record high for the station?

BDL 96

94 here

Nino 4 is on fire again this year compared to 1997. I don’t know how anyone can say this is the most east based Nino since 1997 when Nino 4 is literally above +1 ONI. Nino 1+2 is warmer right now but it was in 2023 too.

yeah, I'm gonna sell on 102/78 at FW6927 Greenville, RI

Oh yeah, I almost forgot Providence's earliest 100-degree day was set last year (June 24). 98 was the previous record prior to 6/30 (set in the April 1976 heat wave).

97 gotta a be record somewhere in the area. I think ORH was *92 and last check they were 93 so have to officiate but there you go. Edit, that's not the airport above. The AP is only 90, so far

A lot of tropical moisture to work with.