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3.0 in northern NJ https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us6000qxsb/executive

Omg it was Hogan back from the dead dropping the leg one last time at Summerslam at Metlife!

Didn’t feel it in southern Westchester. https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us6000qxsb/executive

High of 81 today.dew point hovered around 70 most of the day and combined with a decent ne breeze, it actually felt good out there for a change. Looks like we will be dropping into the 60's tonight as it is currently 70 at 10:30 pm.

My son reported feeling it HPN

Felt the earthquake in Queens.

CooL felt it, lives right by there

Didn't feel anything down here 3.0 magnitude earthquake 0 km from Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey, United States 8 minutes ago UTC time: Sunday, August 03, 2025 02:18 AM Your time: Saturday, August 2, 2025 at 10:18 PM EDT

Earthquake alert From Android Earthquake Alerts System There are reports of shaking in the Hasbrouck Heights area. Check back soon for more information from official sources.

Did we just get an earthquake?

Amazing for the first of August!

Highs: PHL: 83 EWR: 83 TEB: 82 New Brnswck: 81 JFK: 81 ISP: 81 LGA: 81 TTN: 80 NYC: 80 ACY: 79 BLM: 74 *

Nope! Got close though: 69.9 was the high.

The dew points have gotten down to the upper 40's for part of the time here, with an overnight low-temperature condition of temp: 55, dew point:50. It feels so nice, like the dew points I used to feel out West. It's a change from the seemingly endless 70-75 dew points. I probably should have walked down the street to try to take a better picture of the red sun tonight. I didn't get a good picture. It's the reddest sun since 2023.

And no roads…

I do look at ensembles, and maybe you are correct, but I am still annoyed at how good the ensembles looked for a big February snowstorm and everything went poof. Guess that is the way it goes. WB 18Z Euro is wet again west of the bay, and still raining at end of the run on Friday. WB 18Z EURO ensembles are also wetter through Friday afternoon compared to 12Z.

There's no managing the vast wilderness that are the Canadian boreal forests. They are not only massive but basically depopulated of people.

I had a cookout during the late afternoon and early evening. To me the mid to upper 70s here felt perfect for it.

"Create its own environment", especially. caught up within a COL type regime

A steady light rain is falling. Temps are cool. It is so surreal. It is like someone flipped a switch. Very thankful for the blessing of cooler weather.

Just got off work at the brewery and tired of beer so I’m having a triple berry mescalito.

Oh God that sounds good.

What a perfect day. Got in some yardwork and then time at the river with the family. Just finished a dinner of homemade Indian curry, butterchicken, and corn on the cob under the canopy in the driveway. Time for an IPA. Summah’

Canadian forests are massive. Like, some of the largest on the planet, maybe even compare to the south american rainforests. Forest management on a continental scale literally. Fires are not new either.