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Denton MD has a stronger UHI than Goldsboro. They're about 10 feet lower in elevation than here, it's next to a river, and it's a decent sized town. I'm getting jealous. Looks like 95/80 there. Meanwhile 94/78 here. Edit: 95/81 at KNUI (St. Inigoes) now. Heat index 117.
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Cambridge, MD Regional Airport (KCGE) reported an OBS of 90/82 at 10:15 AM- Heat index of 112. St. Inigoes Airport (KNUI) reported an OBS of 94/81 at 11:53 AM- Heat index of 115!
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Looks like a special combo of very light winds off the bay and corn sweat is contributing to dews in the low 80s in MD's eastern shore next to the Bay. Temps in the low 90s already there too. Heat indexes skyrocketing to 110. Dews should mix out some to make it 0.001% more bearable this afternoon.
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91/78/106. Inb4 97/75/110 by 2 PM.
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BWI hit 90F at 9:40 AM. Currently 91/74 there. DCA has just hit 90F as of 10:20 AM. 90/73 IAD hit 90F at 9:50 AM. 90/72 Already 5,000 SBCAPE in MD's southeast shore but that will definitely be wasted today as there's no trigger for storms
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83/81 at KWAL - Wallops Flight Facility 86/79 at KNUI - St. Inigoes 82/78 here. Lots of weather stations with 80 degree dews this morning a little farther south Edit: Looks like 85/80 in Easton MD
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Tonight's a great night to listen to Moonlight Sonata. Dewpoints are in the upper 60s and temp has dropped off quite nicely.
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Corn sweat is probably going to contribute to insane dewpoint readings Monday. Wouldn't be surprised to see a couple 80F dews here and there.
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We 100 on Sunday with the Goldsboro UHI
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93/66. Can we make it into the 50s with dews? Edit: latest 5 min OBS at KBWI is 97/59/RH 29%
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Maybe the fabled thunderstorm of all thunderstorms to end the heatwave monday evening will come.
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Site went down for a short while?
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I can make out some sort of weak frontal boundary evidenced by the rapid dropoff in SBCAPE west of the Chesapeake Bay. Dews are really high in the Delmarva because they are east of the boundary. Tomorrow's dews will likely only be in the mid-upper 60s regionwide so maybe a sneaky 100 in spots.
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CAPE waster this evening?
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91/77. Heat index 105.
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Lol. Winter forecasts for 2020-21 are of course, already out on YouTube by the same usual suspects (a la DirectWeather, etc). Surprise surprise, it's the factory default cold/snowy forecast every year brought to you by armchair weather weenies!
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I predict that the panic room thread is gonna be created on Labor Day and the reapin' list is gonna be full not 5 minutes later.
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CPC going with a hotter than normal August with potentially a wet signal (tropical?) in the deep south.
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What the This couldnt possibly be real??
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I have cracked open a 90 minute IPA to watch the destruction from a distance.
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Current temp is 145 degreees with a DP of 96. Heat index 217F. Latest mesoanalysis has 20,000 J/kg of SBCAPE but a strong cap with -200 CINH. The saving grace is strong multidirectional shear of 150 knots which once the cap breaks, cloud tops of -200C are possible with storms breaking the 150,000 foot cloud tops mark.
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The NWS might not have us under an excessive heat warning but we tend to overperform with heat indexes giving us excessive warning criteria.
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Excessive heat watch issued for all of Delaware, Maryland's eastern shore (here), almost all of NJ except the northern few counties including the NYC metro and southeast PA ending Tuesday afternoon
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Just in time for the 32 degree high on Thanksgiving with 70 and rainy on Christmas as we enter another non-winter
