LibertyBell
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you should want a strong westerly flow, it means lower dew points and lower humidity
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He's definitely not smart enough to figure that out (talking about the *omega man*), plus he's a sour grapes 5 poster ..... *people who live in glass houses*....
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to be honest humans change everything if you want to widen the scope, so do other animals plants and even microbes if it weren't for blue green algae (not algae lol) our atmosphere wouldn't be the way it is and we would not exist.
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and yet our last real extreme records were from 2011, so I'm not sure how much this translates to the surface.
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That was one of our last historic heatwaves because the entire region got above 100
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got anything for 2010 or 1993 or 1991 Tony?
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as long as it hits 100+ for at least one day, it can snow on Thursday for all I care.
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Does KPHL has some sort of issue like KNYC does?
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those colors are still awful though
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101+ needed for that at NYC and JFK.
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July 2010 too.
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much better than foggy and not being able to see outside
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*usual warm spots* doesn't cut it Chris, if the entire region doesn't hit 100+ it's not historic
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even during Sandy? wow
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Forget EWR, they are always hot, it needs to get to JFK with temperatures of 100 or hotter.
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Yes and it really does not happen in June and even moreso after so much rain. But add this caveat, we rarely ever see our highest temperatures in June, this will probably be an appetizer for heat even more extreme in July.
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Well this was the case in 1980, heat began around or after June 20th. This is my main analog for this summer and has been for months now.
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positioning counts, lets get it set up for a nice dry landbreeze.
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I'm up for the challenge!!
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This is climo history, when you have heat starting in the latter part of June it doesn't peak until July. Heat after June 20 usually indicates a very hot and very long summer. 1966, 1980 and 1993 being cases in point.
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Maybe this extreme and historic heatwave will break the pattern. I, for one, am excited to get 2010, 2011 heat back into the region!!
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That really is an unusual streak for Philly, is that their all time longest? I can't imagine why Philly hasn't hit 100 over 13 years lol. Can't use the sea breeze excuse.
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From what I read that massive August 2003 outage was caused by a squirrel chewing on the power line up near Buffalo that caused a power cascade across the entire region from Michigan to the east coast and up to Canada, 55 million without power because of one hungry squirrel lol.
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If a front never moves how long until it rains itself out and the clouds dissipate? I've always wondered about this.
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and NYC too their streak also goes back to 2013. PHL has not hit 100 since 2013 either?
