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94 at 12:20
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First time SMQ ever recorded a 110°+ heat index in June and has even risen to 115° in the last few minutes. https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/plotting/auto/?_wait=no&q=155&network=NJ_ASOS&zstation=SMQ&var=max_feel&w=all&threshold=100&hour=12&sdate=0101&edate=1231&month=jun&_r=t&dpi=100&_fmt=png https://www.weather.gov/wrh/timeseries?site=KSMQ&hours=72 Jun 23, 12:05 pm 97 79 57 115
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WOW! Air you can wear out there! 12:15pm - 92.5 degrees, 79 degree dp, HI shows a 111! NASTY!
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MAV now punching a 104 for OWD tomorrow. 101 for BOS.
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Mini-splits here have used a total of 2.3kWh since midnight. keeping it very comfortable. I'm sure the ancient central AC that used to live here would have used many times that, especially with the attic ductwork.
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Keeps getting more special. 87.5/78
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90.3/77.3... Heat Index=104 fuck this shit Im going swimming
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106 HI at DCA
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Nope, near the top of one of the bigger hills in the area. The closest water is a pond a few blocks away. Currently 93/86
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12PM (times verified twic) ACY: 97 EWR: 96 New Brnswck: 95 PHL: 95 LGA: 94 TEB: 93 NYC: 92 TTN: 92 BLM: 91 JFK: 90 ISP: 89
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2025-2026 ENSO
so_whats_happening replied to 40/70 Benchmark's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
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You know... I dunno sometimes it seems sort of self-indulgent to run AC - in my case, the mini split sys. Yeah, it'd take care of it and I'd be all comfortable but I cannot stop myself from considering the ‘physical mathematics’ of it. What's the expense. First of all, cooling the air in here asks the grid for additional energy. The high efficiency of the mini split system, notwithstanding, it's still requesting the grid to provide. Which, generates that power (ultimately) by releasing more green-house gasses. In theory, this adds heat to the surrounding ambience' unrelenting efforts to raise the temperature inside the house ... Thus, the mini split automation necessarily works harder, and in doing so ... asks the grid for more energy. And one can see where this is going - feedback loop. Now, imagine that all households that can, are, doing the same ... to mention the enormous total load requirement when thinking about the total residential and non-residential environmentally controlled environments... suddenly, this is not such a "cooked" up morality issue - it really should be. To combat this cognitive dissonance … I find myself enduring the heat as long as I possibly can. I just looked at it and 80 was the point at which bead of sweat evidenced itself … at that point I figure it becomes a health and safety priority in the here-and-now. To make up for it though … I just don’t run the cooling setting on pedestrian summer days that often.
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Truly special
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91.6/80 HI 110° here at home at noon. Heat of yore but we want that hundo.
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I remember going to the beach 7/3/66 and the sand was infernally hot. I think it was Bradley Beach near asbury park. On 8/2/75 (hot Saturday), I was living in the Piano Craft Guild apartments in the south end of Boston. No ac. Stewing in my own juices while trying to sleep. ACK hit 100 that day. The next day a major bd came through and late afternoon temperatures were in the low 60s.
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Hum, at 11:55am my Davis at 2m in my field is showing 86.5F dew 77.3F. Maybe the highest dew ever? Probably the sun just baking the ground after yesterday's morning thunderstorm.
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IWX kind of on an island issuing an Extreme Heat Warning but with the overnight lows being so incredibly warm, I think it’s the right call.