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71.8/70.6

80 here at midnight

I saw above someone reported an 82 dewpoint. I know the dews are high up in the Northeast, but 82 seems excessive. Dews over 80 are infrequent where I live in South Florida (Miami Beach family home, & also coastal North Broward county), and even more rare in San Juan PR where I grew up. They do seem to happen more often lately & most often occur after a midday shower, and only last a short while.

and i predict tomorrow will be nyc hottest temp all summer..

Yep, today's 94° with a 66° dewpoint did feel marginally better than Sunday's 90/72. Marginally. Went down to Crescent Lake earlier this evening and dicked around for awhile in the swimming area on the north shore. Felt like bath water. Stepped on a zebra mussel, which I do not recommend, was nice knowing you guys

77/74 here. I'm expecting to hit 100 here tomorrow by noon(ish). Well at least thats my prediction.

I don't see any indication DPs hit 80 in eastern MA or anywhere in New England from the standard airport observations. Highest I could find is 78. And DPs were lower near the coast from the sea breeze.

Yeah I didn't even know Cowser COULD bunt, lol Great game tonight!

temp already below the forecasted low (72.5 vs fcst of 73)... wonder if it hits the upper 60s again or hovers around 70

My high today from my official station was 99.3 degrees at 3:13pm. The backup station located about 15 feet away recorded a maximum temp of 100.2 degrees at the same time that the 99.3 was recorded. Dew points all day ranged from 74-76 degrees which produced heat index values between 110-115 degrees. Last year's max high temperature was 100.0 degrees. (I'll have to check on the date for that. Most likely it was during July). We only exceeded last year by +0.2 degrees. However, I suspect we're setting up for a high temp Tuesday a little higher than today because tonight's minimum is going to be around 5 degrees warmer, around 77. The last time my temperature reached 101 was back in 2018. Then, the last time the temperature reached 102 degrees was during the summer of 2002, which was a particularly hot summer. Finally, currently at 11:30pm I'm only down to 81.7 degrees with a heat index of 88 degrees and a dew point of 74.7. See y'all tomorrow.

79/75 The acatt gang is huddled up tight in their basements dreaming of a wet and dewy Christmas while window panes only grow moister with condensation from endless clouds of sweat and swamp ass! Ya love to see it.

Go to OWD airport for the max effect!

Something to keep in mind for the larger pix (video link attached). ASOS was not really designed for climate data, it's more for aviation. And for aviation, temp is a secondary priority, compared to ceiling, vis, wind, and altimeter. And don't get me started about AWOS, esp. for dew points (they run high often and worse as you get in the 60s and higher). Seen this many times for OK. Compare the mesonet w/ all the ASOS/AWOS temp/dews, and it is apparent.

Dews will drop tomorrow afternoon to try for the hundy. Probably 98 at my thermo.

I would’ve felt that way if we had run of the mill dews, but we crushed it. Big numbers deep into Canada.

"I want 100! -- fail otherwise!" LOL.

Interesting. The point-click for MWN has a low of 60F and a high of 68F. Looking at extremes, that low would tie the all-time record high minimum and break the June mark if it held through to the end of the day - which it might not do. With a low on Wednesday morning forecast for 54F, it could drop into the upper 50s before 1 am EDT. I suppose the forecast high of 68F might be consistent with a 66F reading at 18z. But yeah, you’d probably want to see low 70s for maximum heat.

Surprisingly RDU "only" hit 100 today, which tied the record.

What a night.

Useless heat; 48 hours to go. 79/77 at the moment.

98.2 was the high today

94 for the high at home with an 82 dew. Pretty good considering we flirted with the seabreeze.

The wet pattern just continues and continues Since 2002, every "developing drought" has been followed by well above average rainfall in the eastern 1/2 of the US.

keep in mind: between now and this time next month we lose 33 minutes of daylight... going to start to be tough to get heat of this magnitude once we get to that point because a month after that we start looking at cold front intrusions for the interior