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Glorious morning in Marysville with a low of 56. Currently temp is 65 with a beautiful dew point of 55. Welcome to the last month of Met Summer! I am starting to see the finish line…

Freaking beautiful

We'll see if something deepens underneath the building ridge in the weakness offshore

Lol, not until October, at least, but I’m sure looking forward to snow map season!

Phenomenal sleeping weather.

Aug max temps EWR back to 2010 2024: 100 (8/1) 2023: 91 (8/21) 2022: 101 (8/9) 2021: 99 (8/13) 2020: 94 (8/10) 2019: 94 (8/19) 2018: 96 (8/28, 8/29) 2017: 93 (8/1) 2016: 98 (8/13) 2015: 97 (8/17) 2014: 93 (8/27) 2013: 91 (8/21) 2012: 95 (8/5) 2011: 98 (8/1) 2010: 98 (8/31)

Up at the cottage at the lake and it was like 62 in there with windows open. We blanket.

Records: Highs: EWR: 100 (2006) NYC: 100 (1955) LGA: 102 (2006) JFK: 98 (1975) Lows: EWR: 53 (1940) NYC: 57 (1875) LGA: 59 (1953) JFK: 59 (1985) Historical: 1944: A hurricane formed in the Bahamas and came ashore at the North Carolina/South Carolina border. It moved north as a tropical storm, then curved to the northeast, passing across the lower Delaware Bay on its way out to sea. Philadelphia, PA received 2.39 inches of rain and 0.22 inches on the 3rd. This was the first of three tropical systems to affect the Mid Atlantic states in 1944. (Ref. Wilson Wx. History) 1945: Washington, DC had 3.39 inches rain in 3 hours, 4.26 inches in 6 hours and 5.18 inches in 12 hours. (Ref. Washington Weather Records - KDCA) 1954 - Severe thunderstorms produced golf ball size hail for thirty minutes in north central Kansas. One drift measured 200 feet long, seventy feet wide and three feet deep. (The Weather Channel) 1964: Muskegon, Michigan records its hottest day ever with a reading of 99 °F. (Ref. WxDoctor) 1970: At least eight people drowned on Florida Panhandle beaches due to the effects of Hurricane Celia which passed hundreds of miles to the south and made landfall near Corpus Christi, TX. Rip tides and heavy surf with waves up to 10 feet pounded the beaches of Escambia, Okaloosa and Santa Rosa Counties. The Escambia County Sheriff reported 25-30 emergency calls with lifeguards rescuing at least 12 people. (Ref. Wilson Wx. History) 1974: 25 miles east of Buffalo, Wyo.--Lightning struck a party of fishermen, killing one and injuring four others. (Ref. Lightning-The Underrated Killer.pdf) 1975 - Record heat gripped New England. Highs of 104 degrees at Providence, RI, and 107 degrees at Chester and New Bedford, MA, established state records. The heat along the coast of Maine was unprecedented, with afternoon highs of 101 degrees at Bar Harbor and 104 degrees at Jonesboro. (The Weather Channel) Boston, Massachusetts had a 102 °F temperature the warmest temperature for August. (Ref. NOAA Boston Weather Events) 1978: Very heavy rains of 12 to 14 inches fell across the Texas Hill Country during the nighttime and early morning hours causing severe flooding on the Guadalupe River. Up to 30 inches of rain fell during the 3-day period from the 1st through the 3rd. 27 people died in the Hill Country flooding along with tens of millions of dollars in damage. More flooding occurred during the early evening near Abilene, where six people were killed. (Ref. Wilson Wx. History) 1980: The intense heat wave continued in Texas. Dallas had their 41st consecutive day of 100° readings. The streak eventually reached 42 days. Abilene, TX was on their 41st consecutive day of 98° or higher, tying a record that dated back to 1952. El Paso, TX was on their 51st consecutive day of 100°+ temperatures. Other record highs included: Oklahoma City, OK: 110°, Tulsa, OK: 108° and Springfield, MO: 102°. (Ref. Wilson Wx. History) 1985: A strong and sudden wind gusts cause a plane crash at the Dallas/Fort Worth Airport in Texas that kills 135 people. The rapid and unexpected formation of a supercell, an incredibly powerful form of a thunderstorm, led to the tragedy. 1987 - Hot weather continued in the central U.S. Fifteen cities reported record high temperatures for the date, including Concordia KS with a reading of 106 degrees, and Downtown Kansas City, MO, with a high of 105 degrees. Evening thunderstorms produced severe weather in the Ohio Valley and the north central U.S. Thunder- storms in South Dakota produced wind gusts to 70 mph at Philip, and hail two inches in diameter at Faulkton. (Storm Data) (The National Weather Summary) 1988 - Searing heat continued from the Middle and Upper Mississippi Valley to the Middle and Northern Atlantic Coast States. Twenty- six cities reported record high temperatures for the date. Chicago IL reported a record seven days of 100 degree heat for the year. (The National Weather Summary) 1989 - Low pressure representing the remains of Hurricane Chantal deluged north central Texas with heavy rain. Up to 6.50 inches drenched Stephens County, and Wichita Falls reported 2.22 inches of rain in just one hour. Bismarck, ND, reported a record warm morning low of 75 degrees, and record hot afternoon high of 101 degrees, and evening thunderstorms in North Dakota produced wind gusts to 78 mph at Lakota. Early evening thunderstorms in Florida produced high winds which downed trees at Christmas. (Storm Data) (The National Weather Summary) 1995: Hurricane Erin made landfall near Sebastian Inlet in southern Brevard County during the early morning hours. Brevard County bore the brunt of the storm with wind gusts to 100 mph between Melbourne Beach and Cocoa Beach knocking down trees on houses, cars, and power lines. As Erin moved through Orlando during the morning wind gusts to 60 mph downed trees on power lines, houses and cars. About one-half million people were without power initially, several thousand were without power for more than five days. Heavy rains of up to 8 inches in three hours on the backside of Erin hit Brevard County again during the afternoon causing widespread flooding of low lying areas. Erin moved into the Gulf of Mexico during the afternoon as a tropical storm, but regained hurricane strength. Erin then made a second Florida landfall near Pensacola on the morning of the 4th with sustained winds of 95 mph gusting to 110 mph. Damage in the Pensacola area was estimated at $300 million dollars. (Ref. Wilson Wx. History) 1996: Powerful thunderstorms moved across southwest and south central Kansas during the evening hours. In Pratt county eight train cars were blown off the tracks while the train was moving. This occurred one mile west of Cullison. One family was nearly run over by the derailing train cars. One boxcar ended up about 10 feet away from their vehicle. From three miles south of Lewis to Belpre, very strong thunderstorm winds killed calves, blew cars off the highway and blew down 60 power poles. There were unofficial and unconfirmed reports of 125 mph winds recorded on home stations (Ref. Wilson Wx. History) 2000: Massive downburst winds estimated at 90 to 110 mph hit areas from eight miles west of Spearfish, SD to several miles east of Spearfish. Hail, to golf ball size accompanied the high winds and damaged roofs and siding throughout the region, although the winds caused the worst damage. The airport at Spearfish had 27 planes damaged, and seven of those were destroyed beyond repair. Seven hangers at the airport were also damaged or destroyed. Roofing material sliced through an oxygen valve at the Spearfish Trout Farm and killed 100,000 out of 120,000 trout that the family raised. In the Spearfish city campground, more than 150 campers were there, in anticipation of the 60th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally the following week. None of the trees fell on occupied tents, although several fell within inches of where people were sleeping in their tents. In Rapid City, the National Weather Service office measured wind gusts of 70 mph. The storm weakened as it moved southeast of Rapid City, but was still at severe limits as it passed over the Badlands National Park and went southward into Bennett County. Observers in Martin reported 60 mph wind gusts. (Ref. Wilson Wx. History) 2001: Chicago Illinois was pounded by up to 3.50 inches of rain in one hour in the a.m. rush; some interstate expressways were under 8 feet deep water. Some 228 stalled vehicles had to be towed. 10,000 homes had water damage; 50,000 customers without power at the peak of the storm. (Weather Guide Calendar with Phenomenal Weather Events 2007 Accord Publishing, USA) (Ref. WxDoctor) 2008: Denver, Colorado: A 130-year-old high-temperature record falls in Denver, when the mercury hit 103 °F. (Ref. WxDoctor)

Pool time delayed. Downstairs was chilly when I got up. Someone left a window open.

67 / 59 . Clear and gorgeous out. Low - mid 80s today. Same maybe a touch warmer tomorrow. Mid - upper 80s Monday, perhaps 90 in the hot areas inland NJ. Overall near normal the next week with a onshore barrage. Wed/THu still watch if rain make it north of DE/NJ but lookig dry. Atlantic ridge hovering off the east coast, ridge back west and northeast. Flow comes around by next weekend with a warm - hot / humid wet overall into the beyond.

52 degrees here this morning….beautiful! Mow 20 in yesterday, oil change blades sharpened. Beautiful morning for sitting out just drinking coffee, enjoying the cool air.

Cloudy/drizzly/foggy and 58 this morning in Wolf. Sent from my SM-S908U using Tapatalk

yeah awful, I'm staying inside today.

I can’t get enough of this chart. The values look about what I’d expect them to look like and align pretty well with my own observations. Thanks for sharing!

Spectacular. 65/64, heading to Orangetheory and then to the driving range. We earned this weekend after the last two months.

56.7 F in Lancaster. Refreshing. .

Terrible. Let’s warm this up.

34° at Estcourt Station is the coldest I see this morn.

We have seen this 2025 pattern in recent years during 2021 and 2017 when the highest temperatures of the year occurred in June. The most recent heatwave peaked several degrees lower. So based on past statistics, the warmest part of the summer is behind us. This doesn’t mean that we won’t see more heat potential in the 90s. But Newark hasn’t had any 100° days after August 15th since 1993. All the August 100° heat since then has occurred early in the month. None of the models have 100° heat in the next 10 days. So based on the 100° day statistics, chances are low from any 100° heat after August 15th. 1993 was the last time Newark reached 100° after August 15th Time Series Summary for NEWARK LIBERTY INTL AP, NJ Years with 100° days after August 15th Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending. 1 1953-10-31 105 0 2 1948-10-31 103 0 3 1881-10-31 101 2 4 1993-10-31 100 0 - 1973-10-31 100 0 Dates of all August 100° heat at Newark since 1994 8-1-24…100° 8-9-22..101° 8-3-06..101° 8-13-05…102° 8-13-02…100° 8-9-01…..105°

49 for the low, dogs are happy what a nice morning for a walk.

55 and feels like late September morn

56 out this way; bonfire in the works for tonight. Kids are pumped for smores.

I'm sure these lower temps this morning will start to activate Blizz to soon release a premature snow map in 6 weeks.

Hush....not yet, although I have noticed the later sunrises already.

Euro monthlies come on the 5th of every month.