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What’s the word for Saturday? Looks good, maybe some scattered storms evening and night?

Hey all... Newbie here. I live in the Northwest part of Philadelphia (Mt. Airy is the section of the city), am a Philly Public School teacher (Psychology and history) for 29 years, and have been a "lurker" on here for quite some time. I have learned a lot by reading the Philadelphia, NYC metro, and New England discussion forums over the years. I have been interested in the weather since I was a kid growing up in Wisconsin... I think the summer of 1977 with its heat and severe weather along with the winter of 1978-1979 (I was in 4th grade... we had so many snow days we had to make one up on a SATURDAY) are what sparked this interest. In any event, I look forward to perhaps joining in on some future discussions. Take care and stay cool this week.

Looks like about 15 minute shower . I’ll guess .06

Hey all... Newbie here. I live in the Northwest part of Philadelphia (Mt. Airy is the section of the city), am a Philly Public School teacher (Psychology and history) for 29 years, and have been a "lurker" on here for quite some time. I have learned a lot by reading the Philadelphia, NYC metro, and New England discussion forums over the years. I have been interested in the weather since I was a kid growing up in Wisconsin... I think the summer of 1977 with its heat and severe weather along with the winter of 1978-1979 (I was in 4th grade... we had so many snow days we had to make one up on a SATURDAY) are what sparked this interest. In any event, I look forward to perhaps joining in on some future discussions. Take care and stay cool this week.

June 2026 at DCA was the 9th warmest June in DC history with an average temperature of 77.8 degrees -- 1.4 above the 1991-2020 normal. January-June 2026 averaged 54.8, the 23rd warmest first half in DC history. June 2026 precipitation at DCA totaled 1.68 inches, 2.52 below the 1991-2020 June normal of 4.20. For the first half of 2026, DCA precipitation totaled 13.71 inches, 6.60 below the 1991-2020 normal of 20.31.

Probably a combination of beer and chocolate chip cookies on the desk

10 years here, no electric bill since May 2016; wife was skeptical at first, kinda looks almost brilliant right now

Nada here. Just enough rain to fuck up laying hay. Thankfully just the perimeters under the tree line. Cow feed. They’ll eat anything.

Light rain. It's something, but not nearly enough. How BOX extended that warning SE was beyond me, it was clearly weakening. On to the next one.

Wow brutal steining there. If that happened to me last year during the drought I would’ve thrown my Davis onto 93.

Spits of drops here today

I heard it ! Twice !!

Lol Os

The irony

2.19" for the month, 1.19" of which was on 6/22. Low of 49 on 6/2, high of 104 on 6/11. As for July coming up, "Once more, unto the breach torch..."

Ours only online since June 4th

data centers

Maybe we both can get into the late night MCS. And there looks to be sonething late tomorrow possibly . Models aren’t going to handle any of this well .

June 2026 ended with a monthly mean temperature of 73.4° in New York City. That was 1.4° above normal. Additional Notes: 1) Central Park's highest temperature was likely 97° on June 11-12 based on a statistical regression equation to compensate for tree overgrowth. 2) JFK Airport had an average high of 81.7° compared to Central Park's 81.4°. This is the largest margin by which JFK Airport's average June high was greater than Central Park's. The previous record and only such occurrence was in 2015 when JFK Airport's average high temperature was 0.03° higher than Central Park's mean high.

She’s breaking apart!

At least your lawn will be burnt with mine.

Sorry dude. We wrong. I definitely did not expect it to just completely fall apart like that. Weaken sure, but Stein is a bastard.

My sensor is broken for that I think. It has read 0 for weeks lol

Actually. Strong ninos often have cool months in the Fall. And we've already had several cool months this year, so no, i dont think every month the rest of the year will be warmer than avg.