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You'd be surprised. I remember the mid 90s in October 2019 and it felt hot as hell despite the lower Sun. The Sun angle on the September Equinox at solar noon is about the same as the June solstice Sun angle at 4PM.

Philly has double digit more 90 degree days (17!) than Trenton which is only 25 or so miles away. Their highs have been off according to even Mets on another Philly centric board.

Agree, and hit no traffic for once. 56 here. Decent amount of 50s (even some lower 50s) this month with several more to come

68 / 51. Overall nice stretch of dry weather the next week. Only chance of rain remains Wed late / Thu but seems to be dry. Temps near / below normal the next week Upper 70s / low 80s for the most part of NYC/NJ/LI. Trough remains through the first / Second before some moderation towards warmer by the 3/rd / 4th and beyond.

More from DCA..... June...18th hottest July....10th hottest: DCA only. I would guess the others would be a bit hotter. Low of 55 this morning here in the swamps of Anne Arundel

I am using current climate numbers to determine above or below normal just as previous NWS records established above or below normal readings. That's their protocol. If you want to cherry pick by using or considering different periods to push an agenda, that's fine. But don't be shocked or appalled when someone else points out that's what you're doing. Like it or not, the numbers I posted for MDT are what will be used by the NWS.

Heh. They’re finally disappearing here

Looks like today might actually be sunny unlike yesterday’s sunny that came with a fair share of clouds. I’m all in.

64 for the low this morning! Currently 69 and feels incredible out

Yeah I'd be alright with this weather for the next 6 weeks, with the occasional rain chance so we don't dry out.

Parkton Mesonet got down to 47

PHL June 75.4 (+2.2 1981-2020; +1.9 1991-2020) July 81.9 (+3.8 1981-2020; +3.2 1991-2020) August so far is 76.0 (-1.2 on the 1991-2020 average). It looks like we'll end the month with 23 below average days, 7 above average days, and one on the average. Very good chance we finish with our coldest August since 2014, and an outside chance (if we fall below 74.6) the coldest since 2000.

Just waiting for the skeeters to start appearing. September is usually rough down here.

What’s with you guys and the term agenda. Last time I checked thermometers didn’t have agendas. BTV is currently only +1.9 for the summer and they are tied for warmest summer on record. So it takes a smaller warm departure for record warmth when the current climate normals period is so warm. Time Series Summary for Burlington Area, VT (ThreadEx) top 10 warmest summers dense rank sorting for temperature Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending. 1 2025 72.3 6 - 2020 72.3 0 2 1949 72.2 0 3 2024 72.1 0 - 2018 72.1 0 4 2021 71.9 0 5 2005 71.5 0 6 2016 71.4 0 - 1995 71.4 0 7 1901 71.2 0 8 2022 71.0 0 - 1899 71.0 0 9 2012 70.9 0 - 1999 70.9 0 - 1895 70.9 0 10 1900 70.8 0

Another great week of weather.

Right. And those ups and downs during the month create the average. Considering the ridge location this summer to Harrisburg, those numbers are no big deal for June and July and August will negate much of the AN anomalies. I don't know what Phl had since it's not mby.

yup, s tier stuff extended no hvac time will be nice on the wallet too

52 for the low. First 40s of the season look good for me at some point this week. That said, with leaves on the trees and my proximity to water it could be a challenge. The overall dryness should help though. Heading up to Mount Snow this weekend for the annual Brewers Festival, which looks to be the coolest one since the first one we went to in 2010. No complaints from me, the air will be just right for drinking.

Dude, I understand numbers. All you can do is doubledown on the agenda. At least you don't deny it.

Ageed with the less sunlight and lower angle, being able to cool down at night makes a big difference too.

This summer's heat, at its peak in late June and July, was intense. However, outside of that, during the first 2/3 of June and most of August (outside of the heatwave on the 12th-17th) was well cooler than average.

Looks like after the first week Summer is back on the AIFS ensembles too. And also Stein continues. But definitely a step down as we head for 6 months of Autumn.

BAM Weather: Cold front train likely to continue through mid September

We'll probably see more heat but with lower sun angle?shorter days it never feels as bad as June/July heat...we've lost close to 2 hrs of daylight since 6/21

Maybe you don’t understand the difference between climate normals and rankings. Normals keep getting warmer with each 10 year update. So it takes a smaller warm departure for a top ten warmest month or season using the warmest 1991-2020 climate normals.