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Was it forecast today? Anyway..in the Bx, at the track in Pelham Bay Pk it's partly sunny with moderate rain..a few heavier bursts. Home thermometer says rain and 90. Very FL like. High was 93.

I didn't realize July had no high temps below 80 at Central Park, and how rare that is. It hasnt happend since the 1940s..forgot the exact year. I did once due to training t storms holding temps down that day. Split 99/66, avg 80 for the month with 12 90 degree days

Quite the humidity at HPN. At 3pm White Plains is 80, dewpoint 79

Severe t storm warning for NE NJ, Manhattan, Bronx, Queens

84/ 75 heat index 92

You could of taken the 2 train from drought in Flatbush to times of flash flooding in Wakefield

Thought I was making a run at 100, but temps stopped at 98, a few clouds then a gusty S to SW breeze and temps dropped to 94 but dew steadly rising to 70

Genuine question..right or wrong, what information excatly from NJClimate is he citing? Or is that just what he heard and everyone should simply accept it?

I remember back then going to a city pool in LES. It might as well of been hot soup. Warmest water I ever swam in. I been in upper 80s Gulf water and it was much much warmer than that. Parks dept hosing down the line to get in was the only cool water that day. Hottest experience I could remember until a very humid Aug some years ago. I think that's when JFK had a 84 dewpt.

97 and still rising..maybe will top the 98 high for the season from May and 3 days ago.

88 after high of 95. Now darkening skies with t storms in the area again

Yup despite a falling dew point. The Park just fell below 90 at 10pm. The micronets are all around 90 give or take a couple degrees.

Got to 92 then t storms cooled down to 74. 1.5" rain and some flash flooding, then back up to 89, now 87. Dew fell 77 to 68 in the past hr.

The post t storm humidity is atrocious + temps rapidly recover

The heavens have opened up again, a flooding deluge

91 dew 77, HI: 104 with rumbles of thunder and lightning in the dark NW sky, hazy sun south. a T storm, looking just north at first but now nearly overhead

I do remember vaugely hanging out in different library branches for the AC. That was the year with the catastrophic heat wave in Chicago where over 700 people died. I believe alot of the precautions we have in place now like cities opening cooling centers, and a lower bar for heat advisories came after that. There wasn't the PWS and mesonets networks of today to capture microclimates as well either. We can see now how hot it can get on cities streets where people live, not just in a controlled environment per NWS standards.

It's a rough am..85 dew 73, feels like 93. Low was 79.

Temp is slowly rising..from 85 to 88 now

They kinda been underperforming like that all season. They've been such a hot spot the last decade or so, not use to seeing it.

Was 98, now 96. Days like this around here sometimes has a late mini push around 5pm ish, like a weak sea breeze struggles to go thru and then backs off

Yup you can see them on Google maps in satellite view. LGA too. You can actually leave a review for the Central Park one lol. Lower Manhattan Wall St/Heliport one as well.

Tremont/Van Nest, Bx is 99 and Corona, Qns is 98. I almost always mirror Tremont but I'm 93 in a still pretty wet backyard. Was a pool to now just very moist.

To estimate snow cover I always assumed.

Up to 90 dew 72 HI 99. NWS upping there forecast low to 82 tonight