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our modern farming practices are horrible, we need to completely defund the corn and soybean cartels and we need more super derechos to take them down. why is the Pac NW getting the drought and not us? They have an ocean to their west and the flow is west to east and we have an entire continent to our west, shouldn't they be getting the excessive rains and we getting the drought?

The PHL radar was in clear air mode and it looked like stationary yellows and reds over the city. The Upton radar was down at the time. I watch the radars all the time and have never seen incorrect returns like that.

Not a good meso setup for the overcast/fog to stick; even in the most prone areas along the coast. And then considering the near max ISR ; should disappear in all areas by 10

75 / 73 (tropics). Partly to mostly sunny through the afternoon before scattered storms. First or next (2nd or 3rd) 90 degree readings for many. A bit of a dip tomorrow with only a stray chance at 90 in the hottest spots. By Saturday the heat is coming on and the hot spots get to 90 , ridge builds to >594 DM with 850 MB temps >21C Mon - Wed. Tuesday the century mark is most probable in the hot spots. storms firing around the periphery of the ridge Wed evening on most models. Heat continues later next week and into the weekend of the 27th. Overall warm - hot / humid and wetter with storms chances as ridge builds back west and more heat expands north and east early next month 6/19 : Hot / storms later scattered 6/20 - 6/29 : Overall hot to very hot (6-9 90 degree days of the 11 days) storms possible 6/30 - beyond : Overall warm - hot and wet (storms) ridge builds west and expands east with heat bulding north and east

You were alive. You tell us !

Love It. Sun out bums out. Just twerk em high in the air. To the windoooowwwwww to the waaaallllll…

Didn’t 1953 start out overcast and dense fog then the warm front pushed through.

Visible sats show Greenwich, CT, on west already burnt off. This fog is toast.

Yeah and by tepid maybe 80s here and 88-94 inland or something like that. Still warm.

68/68 this AM. this weather is disgusting

@wxmeddler and I were thinking the same thing. Looks like the site got clipped.

The recent winter 10 year average temperature for Detroit set a new record in 2025 at 30.8°. The previous record ending in 1958 was 29.3°. But that 10 year streak was followed by an average of 23.1° in 58-59. It’s unlikely absent a major volcanic eruption anytime soon that Detroit can have another winter that cold again in this much warmer climate. Since readings near that level were last seen prior to the two baseline temperature jumps in 15-16 and 23-24. My comparison to how warm a summer departure for warmth would be if Detroit and the Great Lakes saw March 2012 or winter 2023-2024 occur in the summer was proportional and not the exact magnitudes of the departures. It’s what such a summer would look like in proportion to a peak above other recent summers. Since we know the range of the departures is generally greater during the cold season. A proportional relative to summer climatology high temperature heat extreme has occurred in a few regions of extreme drought. A dust bowl repeat for the Upper Midwest would be equivalent to such a summer extreme. But luckily the conditions where the farmers removed the topsoil on the Great Plains leading to that extreme are no longer present. In fact, the record irrigation and corn production has lead to a local summer cooling in spots. Though the dew points have been very extreme since the 90s making the real feel close at times. Plus flash flooding has been more of a concern than extreme drought from the Upper Midwest to Great Lakes. While many areas have experienced record summer heat during the 2020s, the most extreme heat was in association with the record drought in the Pacific Northwest . This allowed several stations to surpass their all-time highs by 6°+ back in 2021. Areas further east have been too wet during the summer to allow high temperature extremes this high.

i started mowing yesterday afternoon, 10 minutes in a miracle happened...............it started raining again

Ya just ticking back up.. guidance started backing off a bit maybe 5%.. looks like a deal where southern CT may torch with wind direction like you were saying earlier in the week

Monday and Tuesday I always thought looked hot? Monday will be dependent on MCS early Sunday. If it’s further west it may delay warmth returning. But euro right now favors hot. W-F look more tepid for now.

How many times have we seen a MCS two hundred miles to the north send a lake enhanced outflow down the lake causing a NE wind and big drop in temps? It happens over here with Lake Huron too. You guys should be in the clear from that by Sunday though.

Monday Tuesday are back to extreme widespread temps around 100 with dews in the 70s.. Wednesday Thursday stays hot down here for now …

I wish the the enhanced zone was centered over I-81 as opposed to I-95. We're still in a good area, but we're more in the formation zone as opposed to the maturity zone that Allentown and points east appear to be.

smart

Looks like official summer is coming in like summer. Hot hot hot!

71.4/70.5/70..9 to start the day... muggy

I don’t ever recall a severe event when the region was enveloped in dense fog like this. This needs to scour soon

https://phys.org/news/2025-06-climate-bright-red-scientists.html

Partly sunny and 72 right now.

Maybe the excessive rainfall from CC has caused this foliage overgrowth..... looking at my front yard, I think this is the correct idea. NYC had much less rainfall and a much drier climate during the 1930s-1960s with less foliage in our parks, so it was much easier to get record heat back then.