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hopefully it's dry heat... how long is this supposed to last? if it's like July 2010, we had dew points in the 40s (45-48) when it was over 100.

isn't that when the AMO changed from - to +? our tropics were very quiet before 1995

Too much heat will also ruin weekend plans. Can't do much when it's that hot but think core of heat will fall early next week (Mon-Wed).

looks like another gloomy day on tap.

Yes we are, all major models in agreement for 100 degree heat next week

I cant wait for my 100 degree heat starting next week, enough of this rainy cold nonsense.

Yes and here too, no more of this sea breeze nonsense.

I’m still cheering on the cicadas

Good, let it burn.....

the only water I want to see for the next three months is the water coming out of my hose and the water I drink and wash with.

Only 2? I had 2 just yesterday. I must be up to 15+ on the year now. Haven’t had one really dig in yet though.

Huge 100+ heat potential next week from GFS/Euro.

this is shitty weather, power bills, what about those of us who had our heat on? We need our summer back and it's coming back and anyone who whines about wanting rain before September, I will pounce on them like a tiger on a lamb.

There is one way, get rid of at least half of the shitty water vapor from the atmosphere.

.57 here.

0.76" so far for this "event".

Gypsy moths?

Columbia imby: 0.12” overnight, 0.51” June total to date. 5:45am — 63° with some drizzle, light breeze coming from E-NE

Another paper in the high climate sensitivity camp. This paper says that low-climate sensitivity models can't match CERES satellite radiation measurements, i.e. climate models are underestimating warming on average. "The CERES satellite measures Earth's energy imbalance—specifically, how much solar radiation is absorbed compared to how much heat (longwave) radiation is emitted back into space. The data show a significant increase in absorbed solar radiation, partly due to reduced snow and ice cover, but also because of changes to clouds. At the same time, Earth is emitting more heat, driven by rising surface temperatures. The satellite measurements have been compared with results from 37 climate models. The study shows a clear connection between climate sensitivity in the models and the ratio between increased absorbed solar radiation and increased heat radiation from Earth. Climate models with low climate sensitivity show small changes in the energy imbalance in the individual contributions from absorbed solar radiation and increased terrestrial radiation from Earth, and are less able to reproduce what is measured from satellite data." https://phys.org/news/2025-06-climate-sensitivity-greenhouse-gases-align.html https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adt0647

Every day is a blessing, regardless of the weather; granted having young kids stuck in doors can be a challenge. Happy Father's Day to those of us on this thread! If those 10-day progs pan out, I will miss the relatively benign weather we have had up to this point; as will all of our power bills.

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And/or a career field with limited relocation options. Yeah, it's my own fault (should have been a civil engineer like Mom suggested), but I'm quite envious of those who can move to just about any small city or metro area and have multiple employment options. I've been looking for jobs around Atlanta for a year with no success...

As a whole, it's been a crappy weather year so far. So many days were either windy, grey, or had rain. Stuck in the 60s in the middle of June cannot be much worse. We got caught up in this revolving pattern where a couple days are nice, and maybe even AN temp wise, but then we pay for it with crap like this. Last year my pool was already open for 2 weeks, this year, I haven't even looked at it. I do see some 90s in the future though and look forward to July where it has to be hot, right?

Just yanked a tick off my head, number 2 bite for the year.

Got 0.66" here today. Temps stuck in the mid 60s during the afternoon in mid June -- dreadful weather.