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91.4F at nearby PWS Davis. Seems likely. rare one here at 1K

Legit. Widespread 90s. Car read 95 newton and Wellesley areas.BOS with an east wind and hours of M-U 80s . 50s and low 60s are probably finished.

KFIT reading 93F. My daughter’s car thermo was reading 96 when I went past it on Rte Poop.

Buttercups need to toughen up.

Too bad it won't be back for awhile.

You feel for those uninstalled’s Key Messages... * Anomalously warm night will create issues for those without proper access to cooling

95/69

It's probably going to break records into the 120s in quite a few places. I wonder if people will post Twitter links here when it happens. I've been following models for a very long time, and I've never seen such a strong, elongated, persistent ridge this close to warm season on that side of the globe..

KBS Double Oaked Bourbon Barrel aged Stout for HH. Never had this variant. Pretty good stuff.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kopperl,_Texas Shortly after midnight on June 15, 1960, a very rare meteorological phenomenon, a heat burst, struck the community when a dying thunderstorm collapsed over Kopperl. The storm had rained itself out, and with little to no precipitation to cool the resulting downdrafts, superheated air descended upon the community in the form of extremely hot wind gusts up to 75 mph (121 km/h). The temperature increased rapidly, reportedly peaking near 140 °F (60 °C),[3] 20° above the official all-time high for the state of Texas and exceeding the highest official temperature recorded on Earth. The storm, known as "Satan's Storm" by locals, soon became part of local folklore.[4][5][6]

I'm trying to think of the other places that are extremely hot. Kuwait of course, and Turbat and Sibi and Mohenjo Daro in Pakistan have all been 128 or higher. 130 seems to be a barrier that no one has ever been able to exceed outside of very short heat bursts (like the one in Kopperl Texas in 1960 that caused a temperature of 140 degrees with burnt crops, burnt trees and even burned doors.)

Nice little Seabreeze or line of convergence showing on radar moving west from around Providence.

Starts in 3-4 days, and models keep Iran area very above average through 384hr

same here... it's 61 so the DP's really failing to just acclimation bias and not being used to 90s.

87 here as well. I can now see 2 additional ambient stations on my street and we all line up today. I like when that happens, haha.

91/58 here. Dew points are kind of low here actually. With the breeze It feels pretty nice.

Did scooter put that in?

This is weird. Why does it say broken at the top?

First legit “hot day” of the season. 92° in downtown Greenfield and I imagine the dew points are in the upper 60s right now.

Not at all can't find any warming at any long term station data unless we add some good old post hoc cooling to all stations (see above for all the man made climate changes to the data) including Allentown, Coatesville, Phoenixville. Let's add some more - see below that even at Reading they needed to chill all the old data for 100 years to finally produce some warming. All have the same tell tale signatures - the need for historical chilling of the past to try to show warming in the present! Are there any stations around that man did not need to chill to show some current warming??

The usual hot suspect is Ahwaz in Iran.

85/68. Feels like summer

94/69 at home. Breathe it in.