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What date will be BOS last 90? 10/20?

@AgBob lol

Thanks. hmmm kind of weird products

To get this started brief heavy showers have dropped at least 1 to 3 tenths of an inch in far nw NJ and se NYS since 2PM.

Check this out in Argentina! I've been watching the snow fall at night over there. https://www.skiresort.info/ski-resort/cerro-castor/webcams/wcy1408/

I don't think anyone's saying the entire area is getting 2-4.

Hourly max hail swath at the surface, hourly max through the entire atmosphere, and hourly max at the 0.1 sigma level.

Maybe a narrow area gets 2-4” but given dry conditions I think this isn’t really a flood deal. Perhaps a tiny narrow zone gets it. Just how I see it.

Same. Very rare to get this many days over 95 here.

Been raining for hours at home and looks like it's set in.

97/65 here

edit, cell merger and blowing up.

So is far Southern Connecticut is the same as Northern Connecticut ? "* Flood watch is in effect for northern Connecticut from 2pm Thursday through 2pm Friday but may need to be expanded with later forecast cycles"

LBSW

Another day approaching the mid 90s as sea turned into a land breeze here. What a summer.

Is @OceanStWx around? what the heck is this stuff?

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The high temperature potential gets a little lower following each deluge. We were 103°-105° back in June. Then the record rains a few weeks ago. So this warm up only made it to 101° -103°. Maybe when the temps rebound again after the first week of August the max potential will only be 97° -100°. We’ll see how it goes.

Was 96° in North Concord driving home…most of the ride was 92-95°. CON was at least 95°. Peaked at 88.5° here. Looks like showers moving in.

Yeah you're probably right. I just saw one of those articles, lol If there's plenty of control, it would make sense!

I forget where but I thought I read that evidence is growing for yet another heatwave the week of August 11th to the 18th. Have you seen anything about that?

Too soon to talk about volcanoes and winter?

Islip reached 95 for the fifth time this year. That ties 2025 with 1966 and 2010 for the second most such days. The record of seven days was set in 1999.

Another issue is the winds stay up in the city at night while they go dead in rural areas, adding to the UHI woes.