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  2. Very intense? Absolutely! One of the most expansive? No way! But then Chris Martz had a terrible reply, himself, when he downplayed the U.S. and European heatwaves by saying “It’s called ‘summer’”. Also, he criticized Jeff’s use of the term “heat dome” for the heatwaves even though it has been used frequently in the pro-met community for decades! So, both of them, who are looking at this from opposing standpoints more or less, looked bad here imho.
  3. Got up to 101 briefly a little while ago at my station. Holding at 100 now
  4. Warrenton (HWY) and the Baltimore City mesonet site both hit 100°
  5. https://x.com/ryankanerWX/status/2073032905203253524 @ryankanerWX RRFS says we break through the capping & storms break out, especially across southern PA & northern MD. HRRR says we stay capped. Good test for the RRFS which will be the new main mesoscale model beginning on the last day of August (replacing the NAM). #MdWx
  6. 93F here. Tied with yesterday with a ways to go. this morning felt a bit more humid but that might just be in my mind
  7. The problem is I'm upstairs and have that super heated attic above. The 2 AC units work fine to keep the upstairs reasonable (like 78 degrees) during the afternoon when we have normal summer heat. But when we have this extreme heat it gets up to 83 or 84 up here during the afternoon and evening. At least it cools down pretty good overnight.
  8. 98 currently. 3 below yesterday. No idea why, sure as hell ain't complaining.
  9. 96 at my stations currently. Just got back from double header 10u baseball games in Hicksville. It’s getting hot out there but thankfully there is a breeze even in the sun. Just have to stay hydrated & throw sunscreen on.
  10. KMQS now running 1.4 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. Currently sitting at 93.6°F, DP 76.5°F (heat index of 107, a degree shy of yesterday’s high).
  11. 1PM Round up ACY: 102 New Brnswck: 101 BLM: 101 EWR: 100 PHL: 99 LGA: 98 TTN: 98 JFK: 97 TEB: 97 ISP: 97 NYC: 97
  12. Below is the June and 1st Half of 2026 Chester County Area Climate Summary. Overall the county finished with a slightly above average temperature of 70.8 degrees or 0.6 degrees above the 1991-2020 climate baseline for June of 70.2 degrees. When using the entire climate dataset since 1893 we finished only +0.4 degrees above our overall 134 year average June temperature which is 70.4. This was 1.2 degrees cooler than June 2025 and our coolest June since the 67.4 degree average in June 2023. This was our 61st warmest June over the last 134 years of county climate data. Through the 1st 6 months of the year our average temperature was 48.0 degrees. This represents our coldest start to a year since 2015. Overall this is the 66th warmest 1st half of a year over the last 134 years. Average precipitation across all stations was 3.11" this is 1.20" the 1991-2020 baseline and 1.02" below the overall average since 1893. For the 1st half of the year county precipitation has averaged 15.34" this is 6.95" below the 1991-2020 baseline of 22.29" and 6.82" below the 1893-2026 all years average of 22.16". This is our 7th driest average precipitation total with the lowest being the 13.82" average for the first half of 1963.
  13. Goldsboro mesonet site hits 100° air temp
  14. Below is the June and 1st Half of 2026 Chester County Area Climate Summary. Overall the county finished with a slightly above average temperature of 70.8 degrees or 0.6 degrees above the 1991-2020 climate baseline for June of 70.2 degrees. When using the entire climate dataset since 1893 we finished only +0.4 degrees above our overall 134 year average June temperature which is 70.4. This was 1.2 degrees cooler than June 2025 and our coolest June since the 67.4 degree average in June 2023. This was our 61st warmest June over the last 134 years of county climate data. Through the 1st 6 months of the year our average temperature was 48.0 degrees. This represents our coldest start to a year since 2015. Overall this is the 66th warmest 1st half of a year over the last 134 years. Average precipitation across all stations was 3.11" this is 1.20" the 1991-2020 baseline and 1.02" below the overall average since 1893. For the 1st half of the year county precipitation has averaged 15.34" this is 6.95" below the 1991-2020 baseline of 22.29" and 6.82" below the 1893-2026 all years average of 22.16". This is our 7th driest average precipitation total with the lowest being the 13.82" average for the first half of 1963.
  15. Starting to look like there might be rain and storms around fireworks time uh oh
  16. Below is the June and 1st Half of 2026 Chester County Area Climate Summary. Overall the county finished with a slightly above average temperature of 70.8 degrees or 0.6 degrees above the 1991-2020 climate baseline for June of 70.2 degrees. When using the entire climate dataset since 1893 we finished only +0.4 degrees above our overall 134 year average June temperature which is 70.4. This was 1.2 degrees cooler than June 2025 and our coolest June since the 67.4 degree average in June 2023. This was our 61st warmest June over the last 134 years of county climate data. Through the 1st 6 months of the year our average temperature was 48.0 degrees. This represents our coldest start to a year since 2015. Overall this is the 66th warmest 1st half of a year over the last 134 years. Average precipitation across all stations was 3.11" this is 1.20" the 1991-2020 baseline and 1.02" below the overall average since 1893. For the 1st half of the year county precipitation has averaged 15.34" this is 6.95" below the 1991-2020 baseline of 22.29" and 6.82" below the 1893-2026 all years average of 22.16". This is our 7th driest average precipitation total with the lowest being the 13.82" average for the first half of 1963.
  17. My high was officially 100.0" yesterday at 2:41 pm after a 78 low at 5:44 am. Today a whole other story with an 82 low just before 6 am. I was already at 92 before 9 am. It's currently 97 with a dp of 82 (feels like of 122).
  18. It's 12:45pm. My brother is a doctor in DC. He and his family are at the 250th July 4th event. The police are shutting the whole thing down right now until 5pm. Although there are a huge amounts of people the medical tents can not keep up with the heat victims.
  19. 98/78/116 Was out doing some errands. Stopped by our CSA to get our weekly allotment. The older Ms. J is home for the weekend and we both said it did not feel as bad as yesterday. I guess we are just somewhat used to it. Still would not be out for long.
  20. Definitely running behind yesterday, which is weird because today was supposed to be a little bit hotter than yesterday.
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