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Summer is pretty much over after July 4th

Sunday starts what looks to be at least 2 weeks of 70+ degree dews, with a few 80+ degree days mixed in as well.

The afternoon Euro and GFS runs took us to 100 next week. Hopefully overdoing it a little bit, but we'll see.

RGEM tonight has nothing too. I was hoping for rain because we really need it, but I know most people will be happy because it's a Saturday.

A squall moved from Cheyenne to Fort Collins, and the windy outflow boundary made it down to Denver, with renewed storm development right at Denver

Has anyone else had issues accessing this site the last day or so?

New Bern is also 106 but it occurred in 1950's. It has been awhile since we hit 100.

Drove on 662 today south of Wye Mills and there are still trees hanging on the power lines. Tree crews and utilities were still working to clean everything up.

Now it has nothing

Absolutely classic El Niño standing wave

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https://streamable.com/010pjd Backyard fireflies peaking in silver spring. This is after three years of curating their habitat with a couple hundred square feet of "meadow" and dumping leaf litter in a few areas. Everyone should do it!

Those first 4 days July is going to burn out the grass here and send us into not good drought conditions. For whatever reason @canderson and I have missed most of the rain this month. I sit at 1.25". We are in not good shape here and have been muddling along due to cool temperatures. That's all about io change and my soil moisture sensor already is at lowest ever 35%. Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

Squall line moving south down the Front Range from WY, kinda unusual. Will be interesting to see how far it makes it.

Euro is showing 100-105 for most of NC/SC on July 3rd, meanwhile, out west...

Coming into D 8/9. Overall looking warm - hot as ridge is regressing a bit so could yield some isolated showers/storms the perid 2-3-4th looks hot especially west / inland of the beaches.

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Todays's High New Brnswck: 87 PHL: 87 TTN: 85 ACY: 85 LGA: 84 TEB: 84 EWR: 83 BLM: 83 NYC: 83 ISP: 81 JFK: 81

Cut grass today. Last time for the summer?

Ray?

For now at least we look to just be on the northern fringe of the heat. We'll see how that looks as we get closer. Heat looks fierce from roughly D.C. area south and southwest. Carolinas and southeast look to bake under intense upper level ridge. Maybe enough of an offshore trough to give us a slightly less hot NW flow at least initially. If ridge position is more north and east the heat will surge in but as it looks now the worst of the heat could be held at bay and only last for 2-3 days mid to late late next week.

Shifted way South

Ray, good job with the analysis. Like always, hoping things shift that will favor a colder outcome for east of the rockies. Amo and Pdo could be very important.

Webbed hands of Stein have reached the server room.

If we can get a +pdo and some semblance of a -amo, we may be in good shape this winter