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.06" last 24 hrs. 4.88" so far in June way out west in Augusta County.

Will posting pictures of an EF-3 tearing through town while Kev smokes cirrus.

Severe Thunderstorm Watch out until 7pm from roughly US-15 east.

Tendency has been a factor and needs to be weighted more for weakness undercutting the ridge and the center forcing the strongest heat west / north of coastal/NYC - east.

This next pass should be very interesting. Erick’s presentation is looking better by the minute. Those winds will respond to the rapid pressure falls since this morning and I’m sure we’ll see more falls on this pass from the first. Very impress looking cat 1

We'll see how the heat/above normal 6/19 - 6/30 compares with this and the prior cool period in early June. Jun 14 EWR: 71 / 61 (-6) 0.31 NYC: 68 / 59 (-8) 0.23 LGA: 67 / 59 (-10) 0.13 JFK: 66 / 60 (-7) 1.00 Jun 15: EWR: 65 / 59 (-11) 0.19 NYC: 64 / 59 (-10) .03 LGA: 65 / 59 (-11) 0.03 JFK: 63 / 59 (-9) 0.07 Jun 16: EWR: 70 / 62 (-7) 0.03 NYC: 69 / 60 (-7) LGA: 68 / 60 (-10) JFK: 70 / 60 ( -5) Jun 17: EWR: 71 / 63 (-6) NYC: 67 / 62 (-8) LGA: 68 / 62 (-9) JFK: 66 / 64 (-4)

Tomatoes and beans are the best and if you get a bumper crop they'll last you until next year (I freeze whatever tomatoes I don't eat right away or share with neighbors.)

You can talk about temperatures but to be forecasting or expecting records and extremes 10 days out is not wise.

The ensemble means all look better than these operational versions regarding the pattern/favorable delivery The operational versions have been subtly increasing a polar jet curving through SE Canada/N Ontario... cutting it real close. It's tough to bring big numbers into NE with that synoptic construct - invariably we run into +PP genesis over Ontario itself and that's the ball game. we'll see

But the concrete coverage was less and the traffic was definitely much less. I do believe LGA is more representative of what people in the city experience (at least the northern part of the city), but I think it might overbake temperatures a bit. Honestly, I find EWR more representative of the entire area and its hottest summers closely match JFK's which I find really interesting.

You should put your solar panels in the shade. Makes no difference.

Same here....skies be brightening with some scattered breaks.

109 is as unlikely as a 40 inch snowstorm.

Yes but NYC has had a population of 8 million for literally 100 years.

That storm around 2am was in a different tier. Angry, growling thunder and lightning. Definitely one of the more electrical storms I've seen since moving to Frederick. We really don't need any more rain right now in this area and, frankly, I need my trails back so I can shed a few lbs lol. Looks like even more activity rolling in. Just got a shoot around session in and it is indeed a supreme level of humidity outside.

No different than long range cold in winter, except many more posters in here go 6 to 12 when they see heat.

brutal miss southeast but glad enough for the incoming rain

yes the sun is *almost* here!

In terms of comparing it with earlier eras when there was less concrete it makes a difference.

Just touched 80 and saw the sun after not seeing blue skies in 102 hours.

I doubt the near 100 in eastern New England works out either. If you want me to make a call this early I'd say 90-95 for us with yucky dew points between 70-75 and slightly hotter for Boston but not 100 (maybe 97-98).

It’s the truth. I want nothing more than sun and high heat, the constant clouds is depressing. It feels like it’s been cloudy for 3 months straight here

Either way the web traffic on here is much higher when a potential heatwave is brewing vs boring 70s and sunny (although I love that weather too.)

This is like models cutting snowfall amounts, we all know where it's going and the trend isn't our friend lol.

Let's wait and see what the Euro shows, I wouldn't lock any specific solution in yet