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The Baltimore City mesonet site, located on 12 acres of grass at the Montebello Water Treatment plant, already has a heat index of 91° and an air temperature in the mid 80s.
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This/these are becoming seemingly perfunctory by now but ... https://phys.org/news/2026-07-england-warmest-june-met-office.html
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2026-2027 Super El Nino
bluewave replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
March has seen the most extreme decadal shifts to warmer for any month during the 2020s vs the 2010s. -
Just lost power off and on. BGE starting their high demand games. 77/76 right now. Starting from low of 76 I forecast our high to be about 96.
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Already up to 85 lol
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81/76 after a low of 78
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Starting out at 80/74. In one part of Solomons, there's a huge cornfield right on the water. That local humidity must get fun
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83 feels like 93 at 730 umm ok
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that outflow pushing into my area now, should see our first round of storms in the area later this evening
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Next time below 80? Saturday night?
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2026-2027 Super El Nino
40/70 Benchmark replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
Yes, I understand that...most winter seasonal considerations don't. I only do because it's a large part of the snowfall season around here...well, historically, anyway...not so much this decade. -
Using the ai feature on pws weather, it tells me that July of 2019 was my last 80° minimum temperature .
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and it's only july 2
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7am 84/76/93. Keeping the third level of our TH cool in this is a challenge. Especially with solar panels on the front of it.
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76/75 here. Sticky but we have seen worse. Good day to wrap up work early for the long weekend and head to the pool.
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Just got out of the water. It's freezing. 4mm wetsuit, no boots. Water temp of 54 according to my watch, and that typically reads 1-2 degrees warmer. Sea breeze already in effect, should keep the beach in the low 80s again
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Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
donsutherland1 replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
For the U.S., one hasn't typically seen such heat domes during summers preceding strong/super El Niño events. Such events have been far more common in Europe and Asia. However, during 2015 (Pacific Northwest) and 2023 (July-August in the Southwest/South Central) such domes appeared. Whether these recent events suggest that things are changing in the warming climate (especially more expansive marine heatwaves) remains to be seen. A sample size of two is too small to draw firm conclusions.
