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95° here today.

RDU reached 101 for a new record!

I know it’s mentioned constantly, but a great CPK wtf day. 90 meanwhile EWR 97, LGA 95 and JFK 91 with an onshore wind. 96 here earlier in Lynbrook .

Bridgeport 45knot gust with that cell

DCA had a high of 99°, BWI topped out at 96°.

My grass is already getting cooked even with sprinkle system running a few days a week. There’s nothing like some natural irrigation

Had a second higher peak of 100.6 so I guess technically 101. Yuck

Chased this stuff down to near Trumbull. Decent winds along with some very heavy rain and some lightning. Saw a few good CGs and the edge of the shelf driving along Rt 8 towards Waterbury. Back to Springfield soon!

.54 here now. We take.

No. I thought about it once. I’m disabled though.

Temp down to 72 after a high of 93. Gonna be a steamy evening however. Summer of yore.

Janky LL lapse rates and a warm nose aloft will be the bullet in today in the favorable corridor.

Do you work for GRR?

No wind here, but my farther in Bridgeport says it’s really sundry. .31 so far and still raining

Crush job here. Torrential rains and wind

Not too shabby. Heavy rain, semi frequent lightning.

Pretty impressive wind gusts and lots of lightning all around the house. Best storm in ages around here.

Yeah the severe threat for today and tomorrow really went down the drain. We have a slim chance of seeing something tonight -- we'll have to see if the PA showers/storms survive into our area. If we see anything it probably won't be until 10 or 11 tonight. Way after daytime heating, so bad timing. And the models aren't showing much activity for tomorrow. We've officially moved into a severe drought now. With very little rain in sight, this is looking like a very bad situation as we move into early summer. It's so frustrating when we don't get enough rain this time of year.

If I’m not mistaken the forecast models were showing ample LLJ strengthening this evening

Just thin translucent cirrus up here. There is some downdraft CAPE on this side of the lake as opposed to Wisconsin, so there could still be an evening squall with the strong low level jet mixing down in spots. It’s just the convection itself looks to be elevated and unorganized.

it's moving so fast that we might not get all that much maybe .25

Yep.

The timing may be after daytime heating is subsiding - it's possible that instability could become more elevated versus surface based is my assumption.

Yea. It looks like heavy rain chances are actually going up. Along and south of I-80 is where the sups will be though.

86/74 Maxed out at 92