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May not bode well for hitting 100. It seems like we always fight storm debris when trying hit 100.

Crazy derecho in Wisconsin

Jfk dewpoint 78, same as here

My god it’s muggy out here

Topped out at 85.5 here, we were socked in longer than those further west, and the southerly flow kept us cooler

Winds will be more westerly tomorrow

91/75 at Newark, thats nasty. LGA also hit 90

85/76/96 Doubt we hit 90 out here today

84/77/93

It's not a crisis to you living in your cumfy home in Andover. But to people living in more vulnerable communities, to wildlife, to the oceans, coral reefs, etc, it is a crisis. It's like saying you dont think AIDS is a crisis because you dont have AIDS.

Really socked in today, late day highs for sure. only 74 out here

Makes sense in comparison to the dewpoint chart posted the other day. When the air dry it heats up fast, when its laden with moisture, it takes more energy to heat up. Generally, the more humid the air, the lower the temps.

We usually average the same or similar number of 90 degree days in August as July. Check out Sacrus stats for the past 7 years.

A few normal days then we warm up again

You nailed it. Man made global warming has been debunked because the earth, while recording record temps year after year, is covered in clouds, which should be warming it. Solid logic.