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Yeah, some areas will definitely stand to benefit from these changes. Others might not fare as well, with sea level rises and such.

Topped out at 91° at ORD and 91° at MDW today. ...2025 90°+ Day Tally... 12 - ORD 12 - DPA 11 - MDW 11 - RFD 11 - PWK 10 - ARR 10 - LOT 7 - UGN

Great news. Think of the savings on heating.

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July is warming by as much as 5 or 6 degrees per century, which is substantially less. However, the latitudinal variance is considerably less, so that's possibly an even bigger shift in terms of latitude. Will everyone east of the Mississippi have a South Carolina low country climate by 2100? Will the Southeast turn into a blazing inferno of deadly wet bulb events?

Man, I've been tracking global warming for decades and some things still just stop me in my tracks. January is warming at 11F/century in parts of the eastern US over the past 5 1/2 decades. This is a steady long-term trend that is older than me! Just unbelievable. I mean simply extrapolating this trend, suggests that Januarys by the early 22nd century will be warmer than recent Marches. This is just extrapolation of the long-term trend. With acceleration, will we see this increase to 15 or 20F per century?

Was that the one in which Seattle hit 109?

Can confirm lol. Saw this guy in my driveway presumably hunting chipmunks after it stopped raining, so that was kinda cool.

Could the following day actually have been hotter but it wasn't recorded because the weather station was destroyed? I remember the recorded high was 50C which should actually be 122F

didn't an entire town burn down out there because of the heat? Lytton was the one-- how does it get so hot out west that far north and yet it can't do that in the northeast? we get the more humid lower temp kind of heat.

We are getting there little by little. Can’t believe it’s just about July 4th

If the current long-term trend were to continue, we would be seeing mean January temperatures of about 39.5F in northeast Ohio and about 44F in coastal New York. Those are warmer than March averages today. Again, that is only extrapolating the ongoing trend. The reality is that the trend is actually accelerating as @bluewavepointed out. Not out of the question, we see warming as high 15-20F per century in the coming decades. Just unbelievable.

Just a sobering trend. Over the last six decades, January is warming up to 10 or 11F per century in many areas. Northeast Ohio - 11F/century Coastal New York, including NYC Metro - 10F/century!

I would take my chances with that. Let's bring the cold and worry about the precip later.

Total rainfall from everything yesterday and this morning was 0.63" so we were stuck between bandings subsidence.

Perfect.

Just wait until nodewdependence day.

My guess is Friday will be the only day below 90 at ewr out of the next 6

WPC shows the low pressure in the SE moving just offshore with very heavy rainfall.

Appears the heat dome builds further West this time. Not as extreme here.

Highs: EWR: 91 TEB: 89 New Brnswck: 88 PHL: 87 TTN: 86 NYC: 84 LGA: 84 ACY: 83 BLM: 83 ** missing readings and hourly and intra hour readings max/mins JFK: 81 ISP: 80

Boring weather. Might as well give a score update.

Highs: EWR: 91 TEB: 89 New Brnswck: 88 PHL: 87 TTN: 86 NYC: 84 LGA: 84 ACY: 83 BLM: 83 ** missing readings and hourly and intra hour readings max/mins JFK: 81 ISP: 80