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  2. SolidIcewx
    Well then got my wish of a MCV or MCS. Was not expecting all this rain or thunder but I’ll take it! Only wish I didn’t water my garden last night
  3. mahantango#1
  4. scope1
    Sunday sounds interesting with all that extreme heat the thunderstorms that could form could be severe.
  5. kdxken
    55/53. Won't be seeing It again for a while.
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  7. A-L-E-K
    Ez under
  8. ChescoWx
    Even stations that did touch 90 degrees last year didn't see much above the low 90's at the relatively higher spots over 600 ft asl
  9. ChescoWx
    Temps today should reach the mid 80's in most spots before we reach the 90's starting tomorrow. The hottest day looks to be Friday. Very little chances of rain through the week. Records for today: Record High 100 degrees in Phoenixville (1957) / Low 38 degrees at Devault (1958) / Rain 4.00" in Morgantown/Elverson (1982)
  10. ChescoWx
    Temps today should reach the mid 80's in most spots before we reach the 90's starting tomorrow. The hottest day looks to be Friday. Very little chances of rain through the week. Records for today: Record High 100 degrees in Phoenixville (1957) / Low 38 degrees at Devault (1958) / Rain 4.00" in Morgantown/Elverson (1982)
  11. sbnwx85
    Just got nailed by a pop up cell on the tail end of this thing. Severe warned and ended up with pea size hail and some ~50 mph gusts. Best storm of the summer so far.
  12. 40/70 Benchmark
    Differences from last year can't be a bad thing as it relates to next winter.
  13. GaWx
    0Z UKMET: a little further north than the 12Z run; still has a TS NEW TROPICAL CYCLONE FORECAST TO DEVELOP AFTER 54 HOURS FORECAST POSITION AT T+ 54 : 23.6N 94.4W LEAD CENTRAL MAXIMUM WIND VERIFYING TIME TIME POSITION PRESSURE (MB) SPEED (KNOTS) -------------- ---- -------- ------------- ------------- 1200UTC 19.06.2024 60 23.5N 94.7W 998 35 0000UTC 20.06.2024 72 23.4N 95.6W 997 39 1200UTC 20.06.2024 84 24.9N 97.9W 999 38 0000UTC 21.06.2024 96 CEASED TRACKING
  14. GaWx
    Based on the weaker trend today for the potential SW Atlantic low including the brand new 0Z model consensus, it wouldn’t surprise me if the NHC were to lower the 7 day 30% lemon to 20% soon. I’ve seen enough to feel confident that there won’t be a TC from this. The 0Z ICON, GFS, CMC, and UKMET have no TC from it.
  15. Chicago Storm
    Topped out at 95° at both ORD and MDW today.
  16. Chicago Storm
    Topped out at 95° at both ORD and MDW today. ...2024 90°+ Day Tally... 4 - MDW 4 - RFD 4 - ARR 3 - ORD 3 - PWK 2 - DPA 2 - UGN 2 - LOT
  17. cyclone77
    The MCV ended up being pretty impressive with over 40 severe reports.
  18. cyclone77
    93 here before the storms moved in, and MLI made it to 91.
  19. pazzo83
    seems the bigger issue might be the longevity and the lack of rain.
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  22. Chicago Storm
    that would be a feat.
  23. rainsucks
    should easily break the record high tomorrow at ORD given how temps performed today. 100 is probably just out of reach, though.
  24. HIPPYVALLEY
    Yeah, I'm not sure anyone in SNE breaks records. Maybe CNE or NNE? I don't love high heat but I understand the "might as well break a record". I would be right there rooting for records but Greenfield has a big music festival in town this weekend that we are involved in. Any moderation would be welcome. At the end of the day I've survived mid 90's in the past and will do so again this week.
  25. DavisStraight
    If it's going to be HHH I'd rather set records. We've done mid 90s before, no big deal. I remember golfing in 98 with high humidity a couple years ago, got one of those towels you dip in water and wrap it around your neck, worked well.
  26. GaWx
    Columbus, GA, was the hot spot of all major reporting stations in/near the SE with 100 today.
  27. HIPPYVALLEY
    I thought the operational GFS dialed temps back a bit too.
  28. SACRUS
    Dewpoint temps rising to 61, still cool/comfortable 65/61
  29. powderfreak
    It’s always all the small unforeseen factors that keep us from regularly getting two feet of snow. High-end is rare for a reason. I still think this will be a very impactful period, regardless of where it ranks. Multiple days of high daytime heat, with high overnights due to elevated dew points… you feel this is you are outside for a long period of time. Or if your job is outside. Hopefully folks can go home to a cool environment. The toughest is working outside or needing to spend significant time outside, then going home to another hot space.
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