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  2. SnowGoose69
    I remember that day in 1995, I was on the boat with my dad and brother and was miserable and just wanted to go home
  3. snowman19
  4. doncat
    103/66 whew
  5. Typhoon Tip
    97
  6. DDweatherman
    99/78 on the home front, ouch.
  7. Jns2183
    https://cpaweatherlab.com/ Here is my station data Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  8. pazzo83
    EWR has hit 104. BOS is the last hold-out at this point, pulling for them.
  9. snowman19
    https://x.com/hombredeltiempo/status/2072662703483584797?s=46&t=NChJQK9_PUjA1K7D2SMojw ^ “The east Pacific subsurface is now a little behind 1997 at the same time in terms of temperature anomaly amplitude, and the 29 degree isotherm is not as far east. But there is a 30C isotherm this year, and the 28 degree isotherm is farther east than in 1997. Strong recent westerlies and westerlies over the next couple of weeks will continue to advance conditions. The different timings between 1997 subseasonal signals and those this year may explain some of the differences.”
  10. TSSN+
    Glad this is short lived. Next week rainy and 80s
  11. Typhoon Tip
    Really ... I've come to find that heat goes out with a bang more so when it is tied up with a frontal/warm sector. This is broadly synoptic in scale - I may certainly be wrong but just my impression over the years, when the ridges doing these heat wave ordeals deflate, the heat does in fact leave quietly. Then, some front comes along after the fact ... interesting
  12. Itstrainingtime
    101 here in Maytown.
  13. Eskimo Joe
    Pottstown (PTW) hits 100°
  14. pazzo83
    100/74 is murder good lord - heat index of 112
  15. JLPhill
    100 in huntington station. The seabreeze, which has been modeled perfectly by the HRRR, is crossing the northern state.
  16. TriPol
    And tomorrow is supposed to be hotter
  17. Eskimo Joe
    Oh man, looks like warning criteria. Upgrade soon, yes?
  18. Sey-Mour Snow
    Saw a 103 in Medford Mass in the nws obs.. 101 here in Seymour at lower elevation
  19. winterwarlock
    103
  20. MGorse
    Oh cool, so by evening it should look like this outside here?
  21. uofmiami
    100 in Muttontown finally. 99.5 for Syosset so far.
  22. SnowenOutThere
    So thats who runs that weather station I kept seeing on Spruce Knob. Love that I get this data now when I'm wondering what its like up there. Currently they just hit 80 degrees.
  23. dmillz25
    103/71 here highest its been since 2012 here sheesh
  24. Eskimo Joe
    Even Allentown (ABE), Ft. Indiantown (MUI), and Wilkes-Barre (AVP) are making a run at 100°. EDIT: Ft. Indiantown (MUI) just reported 101° on the 6hr ob!
  25. SnowenOutThere
    If you really want to escape the heat you've got to head up to the mountains of WV. For example, Spruce Knob, the highest point in WV, at 4800ft is experiencing a pleasant week of weather with no highs reaching above the mid-80s and dews stuck at 60 degrees. Lapse rate is around 1 degree C 100 meters so the temperature difference follows. Though, that elevation is a double-edged sword as I've gone there a couple times in the past year for hiking and stargazing and seen snow over in late April. The whole peaks of WV are an entirely different world with their geography and climatology! Wish I could head out there again but am tied up coaching. Hope these pictures from my latest visit in Mid-May to both the summit (top picture) and its nearby lake encourage someone to go out there!
  26. Eskimo Joe
    Magical
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