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Certainly getting all that much rain at once is less preferable for soil concerns than 1 to 2" a week. If imagine much of it ran off

Yeah despite all that flooding a little less than 2 weeks ago, I'm back to watering the vegetable garden now. And when I cut the lawn yesterday there was dry dirt flying. It doesn't take long for the soil to dry out in the summer. I think we could use some rain here again. I'd like to see a downpour later today. People that have vegetable gardens don't like going too long without rain. You can water all you want, but nothing makes the plants grow like rain.

this reminds me of when i went to college in savannah, ga. basically walking through water vapor

Looks like we have some dewpoint pooling beginning to occur. May be headed in a direction of an organizing line that forms probably just south and east of Hartford.

High temperatures yesterday across Southeast Lower Michigan. Reported highs ranged from 92 at Port Hope, Port Austin, Cass City and Linden, to 102F at Grosse Pointe Farms. The latter looks a little high, but I'm not sure of the microclimate there. The next closest (not shown) was 98F at Selfridge ANG Base. That site is on xMacis, but for some reason, the data doesn't get input until the end of the month. In fact, there are records for Mt. Clemens Area extending back to the 1800s. Weather Bureau sites, plus Uni. of Mich. (5 pm observation time) and White Lake 4 E (midnight to midnight - NWS office site): Other co-op sites, with morning observation times. Note that these go into the book as the temperatures for 7/25, but the highs occurred yesterday and the reported lows this morning:

Lot of hatred.

90/76

87F/DP 71/RH 61

Imby didnt hit 90 until 6/19. Since 6/19 I have a total of 20 90 degree days. That is 20 out of last 36 days of 90 plus. Today will add to that list. I have had 4 heatwaves...2 3 days variety and 2 of 4 days. Hottest day was 6/24 at 100. Since 6/19 27 of 36 days have recorded a max dew of 75 plus with the peak of 83 on 6/23 and 7/8. Hottest July day was 94 on July 8 Total July rainfall is 6.01 inches...more than half of which fell on 7/14

84/77/95

84° / 72°. Perfect weather for morons.

Lots of elevation as I remember. It was a nice course.

It's really crazy how different things feel with high vs low dews. I'll take 100+ with 50 dews over this crap any day

I was told that it was an I.T. issue, but no further details were provided.

I just saw a live video of the Manhattan skyline, why does it look so POLLUTED and SMOGGY?? Is it because of trapped pollutants from car fuel exhaust?? Barely any visibility in the video I saw, meanwhile 25 miles to the east over here it's a very clear and deep blue sky with zero haze.

I've never played Sky Meadow so have no idea what I am walking in to.

Ens guidance continues the idea of h5 ridge building out west for early August. For now it looks like we see below avg temps the first few days of the month then probably moderating to around avg. Could be some storms in the Aug 5-7 period if the GFS has the right idea, with some energy digging southward as the western ridge amplifies.

are there power outages or something? what causes the intrahour issues? I think they missed a 90 degree reading in there, we hit 90 here a few days ago at 4:04 pm and JFK didn't catch it.

Max temps for Jul (so far) all on 7/8 EWR: 100 LGA: 98 JFK: 93 NYC: 93

I hope the JFK reporting includes the intra hour readings today, would be ashame to miss some spikes between hours. Still dealing with BLM issues for over 2 months.

Avondale 2012 average temp = 54.4 / 2023 = 54.4 / 2024 = 54.6 - scary warming trend there!!

94-98 is the range I would go with and that's pretty good (and close to our July max of 95 which we hit earlier in the month.)

I think upper 90s in the hottest spots with full sun. Yesterday wasnt all that hot but I ended up surging late to 90...I dont think its as intense as the June scorch but would be surprised not to hit at least 94 today.

The only thing that interrupted that heatwave was a 3.25 inch deluge on Day 3, I wonder what kind of storm that was? That was almost a 15 day heatwave if you count the 89 the day before it started.

wow it shows that even low to mid 90s can be deadly, the length of that heatwave might be what made it so deadly. It's not on the list of longest NYC heatwaves though. Why was that heatwave in 1972 more deadly than the two longer and more extreme heatwaves in 1999 though? 1999 was second only to 1953 in heatwave length and extremes.