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Min 52.0° Maybe cooler tonight

Coldest of our lifetime according to some

Philadelphia has actually had 14 years with 0 90° days in August. The most recent such year was 2013. Some of the guidance suggests that 90° heat could return late in the first week of August and continue during at least part of the second week of the month.

1.04 inches since midnight. We’re back baby

Chris, June-July 1991 also didn’t get the memo (Also, May of 1991 was very warm): In addition, June-July of 1877 wasn’t cool.

Please refrain from using the heater in your vehicle in July. One must not use the heater in a vehicle until late September. Don't give in to temptation.

3.95”

US National Weather Service State College PA Favorites ·steprnoSdo396f351052g6h810cug4346m98517t4a4310t48287lm7208lu · Next 3 days: Doesn't get much better for late July Humidity and rain risk ramp up for early next week 7/23/26|638am

57 for the low in Marysville. Should be a beautiful late July day.

Wow there are some insane totals around Greensboro. We’re at around an inch here

The CONUS didn’t get the memo that it’s supposed to be having a cooler super El Niño summer. We knew something was going to be different with the record heat that began to emerge back in May. What if anything this says about the rest of the event remains to be seen.

Got lucky with some training showers last night and picked up 0.75 for a total of 2.10 for the event. Best rainfall since I moved here in March. Now I'm looking forward to gorgeous weather the next four days.

The 30C isotherm continues to be pushed further east of the dateline by the constant WWBs. It’s extremely likely that it gets pushed all the way to 140W by November like the models are showing, which would be record-breaking. The developing parade of typhoons are only going to enhance the westerlies/WWBs going forward. The warm pool east of the dateline has moved the downwelling Kelvin wave generation area to around the dateline to 165W. This means it will take less time for warm water to be transported into the EPAC, thus El Nino will grow very quickly from here on out. A record-breaking historic event is guaranteed at this point. I think we see forcing possibly set up the furthest east on record by late fall/winter. Here is a taste of what is to come on this side of the hemisphere with the STJ……

53 this morning here. I'd be wearing jeans today for work if I had an earlier start than 8am. By the time I load the first tank of the day, the sun is starting to warm things up. Gonna need the heat in the car, though, for starters.

Wow! This rain has been training over Hickory since about 6 PM last night. I have over 3 inches of rainfall so far.

48 degrees this morning. Maybe start the day in jeans

52 this morn.

July to-date satellite OiSST has reached the peak anomaly from the 2023-24 nino.

48.3°/46.7°. As @dendritehas pointed out, these temps didn’t used to be uncommon this time of year.

59° / 53° fallish feel.

Harbor Freight has a 2000 watt inverter for $500 thats decent. Those inverter units can adjust the engine speed to the load so they are crazy efficient. So if your just running a low load device it will run the engine at like 1200 rpm instead of 3600 at full load. All the larger generators run at a fixed 3600 rpm and suck down gas. A 6500 watt generator will go through a ton of gas often 5-10 gallons a day. Those ecoflow and anker solar battery packs are also pretty awesome. I got a 2kw one at Costco that can run pretty much any 120volt device. It will power a fridge for 24 hours and they can be charged from a generator, solar, car, and regular ac outlet. These 2 devices are like less than $1500 as well.

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