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What's truly mind-blowing is that in only 50 years temperatures have increased by that much whereas they've been mostly stable for 10s of 1000s of years prior to that.

Partly sunny today and continued warm and muggy with temperatures today and the rest of the week mainly in the mid to upper 80's. Some of the lower and warmer spots may touch 90 degrees today and again on Tuesday. Higher ridge locales are likely to get no higher than the upper 80's. Shower chances ramp up yet again by Sunday night into Monday. Rain chances lessen much of the work week before increasing again by Friday.

Partly sunny today and continued warm and muggy with temperatures today and the rest of the week mainly in the mid to upper 80's. Some of the lower and warmer spots may touch 90 degrees today and again on Tuesday. Higher ridge locales are likely to get no higher than the upper 80's. Shower chances ramp up yet again by Sunday night into Monday. Rain chances lessen much of the work week before increasing again by Friday.

Rains in Maines

https://x.com/bennollweather/status/1944030233297842337?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg

Best storm of the season, Frequent lightning, Thunder and no warning.

i thought the amoc was slowing down if that continues and it stops would that not mean a colder europe in the future?

Dumping

The only cell around and its overhead, Another crappy Saturday.

Dewpoint is 81F in Key West…beautiful

Your rain shadow is a tough one for typical east-moving t-storms. You need a decaying tropical system with NW moving rain bands

Happy Belated, @WxWatcher007!!! I would ask how old you are, but we all know the Reaper is AGELESS!!

Had anaplasmosis in November 2022, wife thought I was having a stroke, vision was messed up, 10 days of doxy did its work. Not trying to lower the danger, but I've found that ticks seem less prevalent here during the 2nd half of met summer. Whether they estivate then to avoid the heat, or some other phenomenon, they seem to disappear then. In mid-August 2019 our annual 2-day forest excursion was in southern Maine - Swan Island (huge deer population), Newcastle, Hebron (near LEW) and Skowhegan. 40+ people, not a single tick reported. 10 weeks later I picked up 26 deer ticks in a half-day visit to a state lot in Topsham, 6 miles south from Swan Island.

71/73 hvy clouds

Only a +8 min for CON this morning. You can’t stop her. You can only hope to contain her.

Thanks, Scott. We're hopeful.

Hope he’ll be ok

This, I believe was the prediction. Backloaded summer.

Yeah, he pulled off the trifecta. We thought he had a summer flu the first week, but tests came back negative. He had a second bout and was deliriously feverish for a few days last week. He almost never gets sick, which tipped us off to the possibility of tick-borne illness. Poor guy will be on doxy for 28 days, but that's far better than letting any of these diseases become entrenched.

Headed to Connecticut to play golf. Always sunny and hot there according to some.

Wow I don't think I've ever heard of anybody getting all three at once. That's scary. anaplasmosis is nothing to mess around with. Must be a tough guy to go a few weeks with it.

Right? And it comes at the hottest time of the year. You hate to see it. Maybe we can squeak above normal today after the recent cold snap.

I’m ok with warmth, even humidity in summer months (to a point), but mornings like this are gross. Should be better later on.