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Oh, it’s been breezy here since noon. I mean, it’s not like it’s bringing that much relief. Downtown Greenfield is close to 100° now.

Yep, still going up. ( but dew point dropping ) Current conditions at Wilmington Airport (KILG) Lat: 39.67°NLon: 75.61°WElev: 72ft. Fair 103°F 39°C Humidity 35% Wind Speed SW 10 mph Barometer 30.01 in (1015.9 mb) Dewpoint 70°F (21°C) Visibility 10.00 mi Heat Index 112°F (44°C) Last update 2 Jul 2:51 pm EDT

100/109

98.4 has been my high. Related to the contest, Salisbury is getting into the heat game with 97. Richmond is only 95, but they are hanging onto the upper 70s DPs while we are down to low to mid 70s for the most part up by DC.

If we come out of this whole thing completely stein with .10 and a dry next 7-10 days overall .. it is gonna be ugly( Euro faux soaker Monday tossed) little to no support

Seabreeze front has made it all the way to the north shore of the island as per OKX radar

104/116

99/72/108

100.7

NCAR (always bullish) is VERY bullish for Saturday. CSU is pretty bullish for Saturday as well. I'm not at all in for any threat tomorrow. I think Sat/Sun could feature a substantial damaging wind threat IF there is a trigger and if storms can grow upscale (not just pulse, isolated crap)

I do think this will act a little more backdoor on Saturday, which is going to limit convergence along the boundary vs a traditional cold front.

Day 3 and 4 SLGT up

103 was the high here. Down to 101 now

99

100 here with the heat index peaking at 115 thus far. Beautiful.

MDT up to 101

Holy shit it's 103 right now. That's right on the cusp of a top 10 hottest ever for here.

IAD back to 99° . . hope they make it!

JTWC is forecasting tropical storm Bavi to pass directly over Saipan and Tinian in a few days as a 160 mph typhoon. I really hope the track changes. Typhoon Sinlaku just caused over $1.5 billion in damage to Saipan and other islands in April.

EWR 104

97/81 on the Bush River

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Man, this 12z Euro bidness would make today seem like COC if it ever got kicked outta the west

First hot day I can remember where there’s not a cloud in the sky. Impressive

98-100F along the I 395 corridor, the Seabreeze is visible on radar, pushing up from the southern coast; we’ll see what that does to knock down temperatures in the next couple hours