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Up to 70 for a high today some breaks in the clouds but rain into NNJ

Absolutely. First time I went there I said myself, so this is where they dump nuclear waste. Good spot!

Yes haha But 90s is nothing we've haven't seen day in and day out around here. The Euro runs of yesterday showing close to 110F heat were terrifying.

Speaking of gusts - Warning it's a pay site. If you haven't used it before I think you get one free. Or delete your cookies. I'm guessing by the ball sack photo most on here do. https://www.bostonglobe.com/2025/06/17/metro/boston-is-the-windiest-on-record-in-2025/

Agree. Desert shithole.

Getting the crud’s mid week like this is a switch. Perhaps this is related to the larger changes in the hemisphere that will also roast next week … It may also signify breaking the cycle of timing Saturdays for shits

I was in Phoenix the last week of June both in '88 and 90. The vent handles in my car melted In '88 and the speaker casings melted in '90. How people live there is beyond me.

I mean it is going to be quite the head fake from constant gloom and 60s to even the 90s...

Not directly related to what is discussed here, but still important, given the weather predictions coming up. If not appropriate to post here, I apologize in advance.

im hoping it can make it the far east but its wait and see I guess

Confirmed/observed tornado just 6-7 miles east of Laramie today, crazy storm. Went and picked up some golf balls once the storm passed. Probably 2-3 inches of accumulated hail in the hardest hit areas

Water boy.

0.27” and a gust to 24mph

He and Julio?

NAM refusing to back down for me Thursday... question is do I get a hailcore for the ages or a tor

TOR warning west of chamberburg along the border.

No, woodyard is in Sherborn and home is in Southborough.

Im well aware of the mean temps in the warm stretch the last decade. I was wondering why you picked 27°, but i noticed in the 1948-1958 stretch the coldest winter was 26.9° lol. I look at every winter in great detail, and the past 10 years is no exception. We've had some cold months and arctic blasts, but not enough solid 3-month cold to get a big DJF temp departure (2024-25, 2021-22, & 2017-18 were slightly colder than avg). Fortunately, snowfall hasn't been anywhere NEAR a 10 year low. Much like snowfall in winter being the most important metric for me, max temps are the most important of summer. So regardless of what the summer mean temp ends up, Im more concerned with how many hot days we have vs mild muggy nights. We pretty much made it past mid June without any hot muggy weather, so I consider that a win. Todays the first real muggy day. Still doesn't mean im excited about the coming heatwave. Regarding magnitude of anomalies, summer departures will never come CLOSE to a winter departure in either extreme, so its no comparison. We had a temp departure of -14.5° in Feb 2015. Meanwhile, July 2011 (hottest on record) was +5.2°.

Getting 100+ is no easy feat here. Any small changes can be the difference between that vs 95-98F readings. We'll have to see if models back off slightly.

Don’t you live in the woodyard?

Thankfully I lucked out today. No rain at work and very little at home.

Just Satan !!. You should have left the box closed. RIP Mittens .

Moving east, new Tornado warning for Fulton County in PA.

I know you aint calling Vermonters hillbillies

Not sure if the 18z GFS is a head fake but it's quite a bit cooler than the last several inferno runs and there is much more of an ocean wind effect involved.