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Agreed andI had posted as long or longer stretched of heat since the 40s/50s including the 1988 and 2002 heatwaves for other parts of the forum.

In my opinion this is going to be the bigger story. High HI readings. DP's in the upper 60's and low 70's along with 95-100 degree temperatures not pleasant. Lot's bed wetting going on with EXTREME max temperature forecasts. Dubious outcome on that.

Beautiful summer day. Highs around 80 with reasonable dews. Sat out on the deck for a little sunbathing. Feels good!

The 5 boroughs of NYC has had 100° heat numerous times since 2013. It’s even possible that 100° heat in recent years has made it to interior NW Nassau. But we don’t have enough thermometer coverage in that area to know.

You can see the rural effect warming in your data for Caribou, Maine as well. Another remote community near the Canadian border. Look at all those record-breaking June temps in recent years! The complete opposite of what the UHI lie would suggest!

Nothing on the ground. Potential funnel near Hibbing, but that's all. Heavy rains of 2-3"+ with 4"+ reported around Virginia here in NE MN. 0.29" here in town with some thunder during the evening.

it's not just a local thing, and NYC makes the list too. I'm not convinced this is just about the sea breeze either, as our heat was much more prolonged in the 1940s and 1950s. CC has blunted extreme summer heat in our area, lowering the number of extreme heat waves (7+ days in a row over 90).

I would argue it translated to the surface in 2022 & 2024, as well. If you look at Bradford, PA, useful as one of the more remote and sparsely populated locations, in the Eastern CONUS. We see it had never hit 90F in the month of June dating back to 1958 in the month of June prior to 2022. The monthly record of 89F was tied in 2021. In 2022, it reached 90F twice - including a record-breaking 93F on the 22nd. It reached 90F last June an incredible three times! Additionally, it reached 89F once each in 2022 & 2024 (the former monthly record high). I like to think of it as rural effect warming. Certain persons/entities claim warming is being enhanced or caused by a so-called urban heat island effect, but then when you look at the actual numbers, it's often the most remote locations breaking records all the time. So the urban heating theory makes no sense. If anything, modern technology and siting/exposure standards are such that the UHI signal is less impactful as it was in the past.

Weather: it's hot. Check in next week for the same thing lol.

Just because coastal areas haven’t seen 100° heat since 2013, doesn’t take away from the record to historic heat experienced in our forum away from the sea breeze.

Nothing met the criteria in june for heatwave with 99 degree or higher reading.

we're just going for the 3 local airports plus the park to define historic

Yeah, I doubt there's ever been a case where the entire region was AOA 100F on the same date.

MTP has a New England climate Chris. I'd argue for our 3 airports plus Central Park being enough.

Still lightly misting here

But if the heat is really extreme, it will hit 100+ by 12 noon like it did in 2010 and 2011. The sea breeze will come in after JFK etc have already hit 100+ I notice that JFK temps rise quickly in the morning on these kinds of days and the sea breeze only comes in after it's already over 100.

yup...miserable today. Not sure what time the rain started here but took the dog out around 6:30 AM and it was raining pretty good.

Then by that narrower definition our region hasn’t ever had an historic heatwave since MTP only made it to 98° back in 2011. Time Series Summary for MONTAUK AIRPORT, NY - Jun through Aug Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending. 1 2011 98 1 - 2006 98 0 - 2001 98 1 2 2010 96 1 - 1999 96 0 3 2002 95 5 4 2019 94 2 - 2005 94 0 5 2013 93 2

July 2010 is far preferable to any of this

Uhg, it’s been 60s and raining here all day.

https://phys.org/news/2025-06-planetary-linked-wild-summer-weather.html

Breaks in the clouds

Well, we are heading into the Solstice so shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone.

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Same story on Tuesday, the worst dewpoints are mostly away from the coast despite the light seabreeze.