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  2. MN Transplant
    One good thing that I'm seeing is that the new RRFS seems to be handling this a lot better than the HRRR. The HRRR is out of control with mixing out the boundary layer, with places like Fredericksburg with something like 108/55 tomorrow. Conversely, the RRFS is a reasonable 102/69 for tomorrow.
  3. donsutherland1
    Unfortunately, that sensor is too close to the building. It's probably just 15-20 feet from the building. In general, its distance should be 4X the building's height.
  4. weatherwiz
    Tomorrow night could be really fun, could even be more fun if that EML wasn't shunting to our southwest
  5. MANDA
    Nasty hot already. DP's will mix out some later but with temperatures 100-105 for most away from the immediate NJ shore the heat index readings this afternoon could reach 115+ across much of NJ. Approaching rare territory at those ranges.
  6. Brian D
    One more warmer day then back to reality along the shore.
  7. DDweatherman
    There shall be no struggle to reach 100 today I suspect. BWI is already at 93. I wouldn’t be surprised to see 103-104 in some areas. Stations over here east of 15 in S PA/N MD are torching.
  8. Typhoon Tip
    90 at Shirley right next door, but 88/73 here at 10am. Some 90 .. 91 sprinkled in a sea of 87 to 89s Solid recovery out of the overnight outflow wash
  9. Brian D
    FAIL! Overcooked highs.
  10. canderson
    Sunday we have a chance of rain. But like it has for 5 months the close we get the more south that’ll sink.
  11. WxWatcher007
    10am 85.3/76 at WXW1 91/70 at HFD 78/67 at SLK 75.0/70 at WXW2
  12. WEATHER53
    A general rule of thumb in heat situations like this is add 10F to the 10am temp at DCA for its high and it’s at 92 at 10am
  13. Psychguy
    Are typhoons in the Pacific linked to increased subtropical jet stream activity… ie. more rain in the South and East?
  14. bluewave
    Newark is currently 3° cooler at 10am. SXUS51 KOKX 021357 OSOOKX New York City Metropolitan Area Weather Roundup National Weather Service New York NY 1000 AM EDT THU JUL 02 2026 CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS Central Park SUNNY 91 71 51 W6 30.02S HX 97 LaGuardia Arpt MOSUNNY 90 69 50 NW10 29.98R HX 94 Kennedy Intl MOSUNNY 96 69 41 NW10 29.99R HX 102 Newark Liberty MOSUNNY 95 69 42 W9 29.99S HX 100 Teterboro Arpt SUNNY 93 71 48 VRB6 29.98S HX 100 Bronx Lehman C N/A 90 70 51 NW7 N/A HX 95 Queens College N/A 91 68 46 N10 N/A HX 95 Breezy Point N/A 82 N/A N/A W7 N/A Brooklyn Coll N/A 91 68 46 N8 N/A HX 95 Staten Island N/A 93 70 46 NW5 N/A HX 99
  15. JonClaw
    Brownsville recorded 100 per Mesonet
  16. Eskimo Joe
    Yup. I remember the heat waves in Philly during the 90s. The air was brown and it smelled like ash or batteries (ozone?). Just the worst.
  17. LongBeachSurfFreak
    96 at jfk already with a NW wind. That site goes nuclear when the wind is offshore .
  18. MGorse
    These dew points are just awful!
  19. WxUSAF
    Super hazy. But note that it’s sunny, hazy, hot and humid as shit, and we don’t have air quality alerts. Pollution control works! We should keep doing it!
  20. Itstrainingtime
    Elliott also offers this: The SPC has placed southeastern PA & the LSV in a "slight risk" for #severewx on Fri, but I strongly disagree. The "heat dome" will still be centered over the southern mid-Atlantic States. Beneath it, sinking motion will suppress T-storm formation. North of I-80, different story.
  21. CT Valley Snowman
    90 BDL
  22. PhiEaglesfan712
    Even December 2001 was near record warm, so the cold period was really 2002-2010. Heck, you could even make the argument the cold period for December ended in 1989. Decembers from 1990 forward average 4 degrees warmer than the Decembers from 1960-1989 here at PHL.
  23. crossbowftw3
    87/74 at 9:55. Outpacing yesterday by almost exactly one hour
  24. redsox91
    86/73 already.
  25. SchaumburgStormer
    Agree. Its hot, don't get me wrong, but pretty ho-hum by IL standards.
  26. Itstrainingtime
    93/75 at 9:50am. Elliott says that west winds will lead to compressional heating this afternoon with dews settling into the 60s. With temps in the 100s the HI will be similar to yesterday.
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