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He’s had 2 amazing starts and 1 dumpster fire

High of 97 and peak heat index 111.7F

Yeah I can't can't believe how quick it cool3d off

Yeah it’s honestly not that bad on the south shore right now. Tomorrow morning while the wind is NW should be the worst for the coast.

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Agree. 82 never felt so cool.

Beautiful evening out there, cooled down nicely, 78

High of 96 today after 91 yesterday.....look like will make 4 consecutive of 90+ through Wednesday. My p&c for tomorrow has a high of 103 with a HI of 111...worst I could find....not the jack I yearn for

Amazingly hot and humid day. Had a high of 98. Temp didn't drop below 90 until 7:40 pm.

Topped out at 100.8 and my gosh it was hot. Our heat index cracked 110 as well which was higher than forecast. I know this doesn’t count but 15 min into my drive (not from being parked) from work back home the car thermometer hit 104 several times on 440 near the 64 exit before dropping to 100 in my neighborhood which aligned with my station at the time. Tomorrow looks worse, UNCLE

You know its hot when it's 94 up in the Catoctins at 5pm. Even on hot summer days when the area is in the 90s Cascade/ Catoctins area above 1500ft will be in the 80s. 94 is cooking for this area.

A HADS site in North Springfield, VT hit 103F. https://mesowest.utah.edu/cgi-bin/droman/meso_base_dyn.cgi?stn=NOSV1&time=GMT

Actually, the coefficients of determination are very high in June: JFK: 0.51; LGA: 0.61; NYC: 0.55. For JFK and NYC, every degree increase in the June low translates into a 1.0 degree rise in the high. For LGA, every degree increase translates into a 1.1 degree rise in the high during June.

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At 8:51 PM BDL was 88/77 HI 100. Pretty impressive.

June will be the 5th month in a row with +NAO 4th straight month of +AO 4th straight month of -PNA Quite a streak for bad indexes if it were Winter lol

La Nina is also somewhat of a -WPO indicator.. Indian Ocean didn't look like it had strong SSTA's that year. I would look at the map and say slightly negative projection.

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Dec 2021 actually had an all time record breaking Aleutian ridge.. it reached +600 for a couple of days at its max! I know 21-22 is the only -WPO Winter since 16-17, but the -PNA was more powerful that Winter. The Aleutian ridge just went poleward.

Ended up at 98 for a high and it's currently 86 with dp 78. Ugh. Will see what the "low" will end up being tomorrow morning.

Said by the man who said November is a winter month in SNE..LOL

I wouldn't complain...

Correlation actually hits a little different at different times of the year.. there is a Spring/early Summer correlation and a Fall correlation. Counter-intuitively, there is a +PDO correlation in the Apr-Jul composite before a +WPO Winter. I know the last 8 years have had mostly -PDO with +WPO, but if you go over a longer dataset (to 1948, 73 years), there is actually a +PDO signal in the Spring ^The global pattern as you can see early in the year is still south. That pattern really lifts north by the Fall, and gives us these high correlations over the Indian Ocean and ENSO the Fall before. That +0.6 correlation max SE of India is ridiculous for a 73 year dataset (very high).

A little skeptical of the quality of that reading, unless it was 110 at lower elevations. 1911 has a bunch of the high readings - wonder if the station used was at a lower elevation at that time, or substandard exposure. The 93F reading is a June monthly record high, however. The prior June record is 92F last set on June 26, 1952.