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@GaWxI edited these down after really looking at it more...I have put most of my energy into the extra tropical Pacific of late. This is consisted with the max rate of growth observed form this point forward, which was in 1982.

I see the RNA related pattern S of the 45th and warm up others are eluding. It sets in for a week or so coming up, but I'd caution that the negative NAO mode is lingering over the western limb of the domain ... a bit of a wild card. Now, the NAO is not typically well-handled at this range. We've seen a lot of winter extended outlooks fail because what looked persistent in the ensembles and their derivatives sort of sneaked into something else while everyone was counting their winter dividends. Suddenly in the near term we're looking at an entirely different pattern implication while our spirit is still lubed up for the other idea... It's a heartache index - live by it, forlorn for it. Summer NAO handling in guidance is not better, that's for sure. This is sort of an opposite thing. Usually folks want for a -NAO. The present thread tenor seems people are ignoring it (or just not aware) in lieu of a rah-rah for one last gasp summer heat ( as an aside.. heat's fleeting of course - ) before we commit to a climate wake-up-call winter. LOL maybe, we'll see on the latter. anyway, proceed with caution -

go wash your truck

Low 58. DP 56.

My grandmother once live in a high rise condo in New Jersey with unobstructed views of NYC. Needless to say it was tough to sleep at night for a 12 year old with the lights of the city just through the bedroom window...lol

You should ... ... more often than not the ensuing season inherits the wind. Sometimes not so much, true. An autumn(spring) may flip the script and do so more profoundly, yup. But there is definitely often enough a leitmotif that is subtle but there if one looks; then it amplifies into better coherence as winter(summer) approaches. 'We started getting coastals in sep that year', lends to active Xmas. 'We started seeing se ridging in latter feb that year', lends to heat in May...etc

Low of 59. Splendid weather.

Question for @Eskimo Joe, would it be useful to use the Mesonet stations as proxies for soil temperatures/moistures to determine when its close to time to overseed lawns?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2026/08/24/ocean-just-broke-temperature-record-that-may-have-stood-millennia/

@Stormchaserchuck1How does this composite look now? I tweaked by subtracting the 1941-1970 climo period to wash out a lot of the lower heights and accentuate the positive anomalies in an effort to better capture the changing climate.

Believe me, take the +AO pattern now....good sign looking ahead IMO.

Lukey likey girth?

That is such a unique place. It's often colder there then some of my favorite places in the Adirondacks and Tug Hill region. Light jacket weather this morning. Epic

of course you do so very warm pattern and torch are the same, got it torchy 59/56 here rn

Low of 57

Correct. No torch as some had forecasted.

I prefer it cooler, but this isn't awful.

We like warm. Don't miss the non-existent hot.

I don't pay particularly close attention to the weather pattern this time of year in the mid latitudes, so I was excited hearing how "summer is over"...and "fall weather is here". I honestly kept waiting, and waiting...had a gander at the P & C to see 80s for as far as the eye can see. ..was like 'W in the ACTUAL F?

You guys have been the hotspot for the past 2 years. Suspect a lot of your anomaly this year is due to high lows. Last year your highs were off the charts.

Yeah there’s no cool or BN pattern. Not hot either but pretty warm and fairly deep summer

My grass is growing so slowly at this point...like night and day from April-June.

I'm with you on this...."cool" pattern was hyped up by some, it's really just warm instead of hot.

Yea, temps aren't nearly as prohibitive at your latitude.

Violently disagree with this. A torch is exactly that in late Dewst. Very warm pattern as we move into late week and into next week