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  2. dmillz25
    still at 94 here
  3. Mrs.J
    Just went out to water my deck plants. As suspected they did come back to life after wilt hibernating. I honestly cannot remember anytime where going on 10 at night it has felt as thick and gross out. What a test for the new HVAC systems we got back in April. Finally have dropped below 100 for our heat index. 99.9 currently.
  4. Stormchaserchuck1
    Yeah CPC always had above average temps for the east coast for the Summer and you could kind of intuitively tell that it would be such. The +603dm that some models are showing for the Rockies though is the typical -ENSO pattern that we have seen for the last few decades. June-July for warm Nino 1+2:
  5. LakePaste25
    I think the sample size for pre-super Nino summers is simply too small. That rockies ridge is definitely coming from central pacific forcing.
  6. LongBeachSurfFreak
    Would t be surprised to see LGA have a low in the high 80s .
  7. JonClaw
    Hit 105F at the Corona mesonet site. The hottest weather I've ever experienced.
  8. MN Transplant
    Feels like a night where we put up 82 for a low at DCA
  9. Intensewind002
    Peaked at 99 here today (well really 98.7), farmingdale airport only a couple miles to my north hit 101. I hit 99 (98.6) last year during that record June heatwave as well. I think the last time i legitimately hit 100 was probably July 2011
  10. Stormchaserchuck1
    I don't think it's impossible to have -EPO during El Nino's. Historical analogs are probably too +EPO (further north in latitude is more of a "random point" than like the PNA and NPH). If you look at the reverse of 1895-1948 La Nina's, it's very -EPO/WPO.
  11. Arnold214
    The ice should be welcomed.
  12. WeatherGeek2025
    any records broken you hear feens?
  13. Damage In Tolland
    Big wind heading into Berks
  14. CT Valley Snowman
    88 gorgeous degrees at 9:40 PM.
  15. Stormchaserchuck1
    I think that's a fallacy. There aren't enough examples and NAO/AO has been skewed more positive on Super events (which is a more random point). You have to go back to the physical mechanics of El Nino - Weak vs Moderate vs Strong vs Super is the same. Difference of course being whether it's east or west based, but I think if it was a +3.5c Nino 4-based El Nino people would be saying blowtorch
  16. Stormchaserchuck1
    El Nino is just not beating out this North Pacific pattern. Last +PNA month was January
  17. RedSky
    85F
  18. WEATHER53
    Thanks. So once every 2 years and I was thinking closer to 1 in every 3
  19. Jebman
    Okay Ji, excellent graphic. But Texas does not want all that cold. Stop the cold and snow at Dallas. Above normal rain and mild south of there,
  20. MarcmmKU
    I'd consider it a godsend if its only +6 for the interior. That's very workable for anyone north of albany.
  21. weatherwiz
    Nice downburst looks line over Hudson, NY
  22. katabatic
    89.2 with dews all day 72-74. Should reach 90 for the first time this year tomorrow. Deep Creek Lake is packed - the Oakland Wal Mart's shelves look like a grocery store in DC when a big snowstorm is forecast (not that anyone remembers when that occurred). My poor little window units are all panting and out of breath. At least it's beautiful when the sun sets (the Broadford Lake fireworks show tomorrow and the biggie at Wisp on the 4th should be spectacular so long as we don't get thunderstorms).
  23. SchaumburgStormer
    90+ degrees. Pop up storm bubbling overhead…
  24. Eskimo Joe
  25. Mrs.J
    9:00 and the heat index is 104. Going to have to water my plants in a bit.
  26. Voyager
    I was lucky the train came through Tamaqua around 11am, before peak heating, but it was still plenty hot. There were a handful of heat emergencies here, though, too.
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