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2008 had 0 hours of dews above 70F in August? Yore.

Middle of the road dews

Sheesh some people will believe anything . ""We have a 290-, I think 300-foot slit right through, probably a box cutter or a knife of some kind."

It looks maybe for the time of year we will come close to the highest RONI number but overall 1982/83 takes the cake when it happened in December.

Yea the dynamic models tend to always overdo things but with how quickly the evolution was that made sense. I have always felt statistical was the better suite as dynamic models tend to keep with how things are going at the present time moving forward which is really hard to do. The answer usually lies just above statistical model suite line. Seeing as though there are some lessening of the overall push within the last 2 weeks and some more to come I would say we coast at this point. We will come close to the overall daily peak we saw in 2015 with a near 3C but trimonthly should end up around roughly 2.5-2.7 range when all is said and done, unless we have another surprise. Given that, RONI trimonthly may end up a bit lower than 2.5 on the trimonthly more so closer to 2.2-2.3 from the perspective of NOAA calculations. Now lets see if we can get the atmosphere to represent that of a super Nino coming up this fall. There definitely seem to be limitations to overall intensity even in a warming climate, maybe if the PDO was not fighting back we could have reached those upper thresholds.

Going to have to reach out to @katabatic and you about joining sometime this winter. Would love to catch some LES love. @WxWatcher007 and I have wanted to chase up there, and around Michigan too. Would be a ton of fun and not a whole lot of sleep lol

Thank you for providing some reality here . Furnaced , dewst month

Folks, it’s been a very warm and muggy month. It’s a dog fight to get under the 60 dew point mark, and when we do, we get gaslit by Louisianans that 59 dew point is crisp, chamber of commerce weather, when in reality, the AC units continue to hum away.

Could have a couple of naders tomorrow if any supercells form

That’s the first ‘hot’ run of the GFS I’ve seen in weeks

At least here most of the real heat was early-it's been decent outside the rainstorms since mid July for the most part.

Eh not sure about that. You ain't getting 60-70 ft on the Tug though.

Worcester was - 3.4 if the average stayed the same from yesterday. Yeah yeah I know in 1950 it would have been... .

Extremely frustrating period. Not hard to see why looking at h5. As storms approached cold HP was fleeting and exited stage right with a crappy NA. Lots of WAR.

You should check out UKIE and Google Deep Mind

Atlantic hurricane season waking up: Tropical Storm Dolly could soon form

Do you start at 0hr when you view the models or 384hr?

Today's Highs: EWR: 81 New Brnswck: 81 PHL: 80 BLM: 80 ISP: 80 JFK: 80 LGA: 80 TEB: 80 ACY: 79 NYC: 78 TTN: 77

we surf!

Yeah CON was a -1 lol

I follow this dude on YouTube that moved from England to a town in snow country Japan. I'll have to go refresh my memory what the name of the town is. It's one of the snowiest in Japan. Epic! That's my second favorite place I'd like to visit. It's really affordable to buy a house in snow country Japan. Still not 12" per hour rates like the Tug. Merica! FUK YEAH!

Care to share the record amount of heat related deaths this month? I’m sure you closely monitor those stats as well.

Low of 64 at 7:32am, high of 90 at 5:04pm.