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No doubt these will be adjusted within 24 hours but so far ... 98 96 97 97

75/69

3,000 residents were without power in the Littlestown area yesterday. Also the Aspers Gardners sub station caught fire last night. I’m not sure what effect that had on the grid but can’t be good. Couldn’t imagine not having ac through this heat wave. At 3:30 this morning I sit at 81.

Powerful heatwave headed for Europe too, as the strong +NAO spins out over the next few days.. 5940dm tropical jet makes it to Paris, France.

Providing historical context is not pushing an agenda. No wx event should be treated in a vacuum, but that is what done a lot these days, hence everything is "worst ever" or "unprecedented."

first time plattsburgh ny has reached 100 degrees in 50 years..

The BLT is still hanging in there in the new TWO with still a 40% chance thanks to new thunderstorms: Tropical Weather Outlook NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL 200 AM EDT Tue Jun 24 2025 For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of America: 1. Central Subtropical Atlantic (AL90): A small area of disorganized showers and thunderstorms have redeveloped on the north side of a gale-force low-pressure system located about 700 miles east-northeast of Bermuda. Environmental conditions are marginally favorable, and further resurgence of the thunderstorm activity could still result in the formation of a short-lived tropical depression or tropical storm. By later today, the low is expected to encounter more hostile environmental conditions, ending its opportunity for development. The system is forecast to move northeastward at around 15 to 20 mph while remaining over the open central Atlantic. For additional information, including gale warnings, please see High Seas Forecasts issued by the National Weather Service. * Formation chance through 48 hours...medium...40 percent. * Formation chance through 7 days...medium...40 percent.

0z MOS: EEN 100

Seems like you are pushing an agenda…

We'll take this off your hands and leave you with an extreme early season cold front from your October timeframe.

Truly disgusting and we still have tomorrow!

The worst heat wave on record for the East occurred before this date range in 1911. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1911_Eastern_North_America_heat_wave BOS hit 104 on July 4th. So is 11 days earlier in 2025 low 100s in BOS really that extraordinary or that early, relatively speaking, esp. since avg temps everywhere are up by "alarming standards" in the last 100+ years? And add in the UHI effect at many climo sites, and things aren't quite as impressive as they appear. I would argue this levels things close to equal as to as far as extremes go for the region. Facts are meaningless w/o context.

Since the water year we are still about 4-7" below average. It has only been May that has shown to be above average thus far, decently so at that. April was close but it stuck right along the 95 corridor that managed slightly above average around philly. June has been a bit of a struggle but we need the thunderstorms as we close out the month to produce about 1.5" across the area (PA and northern MD) then we should hit average and maybe slightly above but we have a ways to go before we can say the drought has been knocked out. If we manage near average the next few months we still end up below average for the water year only a tropical system will bring us closer to average or cutoff lows reigning supreme come fall.

Yeah there’s a lag between the solstice and peak climo. Same as winter. We wouldn’t expect -15 temps in SNE on December 23, and peak cold climo is around Jan 20-Feb 10.

Usually in FL, the 80 DPs are confined to immediate coastal areas. I do not think BOS has ever had a 80 DP. 78 or 79 max.

The midnight HI at DCA is 98F lol.

Pretty brutal midnight temps: BOS: 80/75 NYC: 86/74 EWR: 86/75 PHL: 86/75 DCA: 88/75

Definitely going to double tomorrow

Wrong. Peak climo for temperatures is 7/20-8/10. Look at the hottest days in New England history-they’re in that date range usually. This hot spell is not only extraordinary in magnitude but also how early it is occurring.

Wish I was in a rad pit. All I have in my new second floor apartment is a shitty Ocean State Job Lot AC in the bedroom. 84 degrees in the rest of the place lol. My landlord is so dumb he doesn't have any AC in here so when you step out into the hallway it's like 90 degrees and there's condensation on the walls.

nah, just the fact I live in a radpit that always beats the sensor at Keene Airport

Beer?

71.8/70.6

80 here at midnight

I saw above someone reported an 82 dewpoint. I know the dews are high up in the Northeast, but 82 seems excessive. Dews over 80 are infrequent where I live in South Florida (Miami Beach family home, & also coastal North Broward county), and even more rare in San Juan PR where I grew up. They do seem to happen more often lately & most often occur after a midday shower, and only last a short while.