Sundog

To be fair you're comparing the Euro to the GFS Euro is still a heat blast, just that it's now 102 instead of 108 haha Let's see what it shows in a couple hours, it's definitely trending "cooler"

12z GFS maintains the "cooler" look with temps for the city on Tuesday in the upper 80s to near 90 in the city because of an ocean wind component and near 100 in eastern New England.

Yea but that is a different matter. A weather station is supposed to be sited properly. And for the climate change deniers, it's not that I am worried about any agenda. The park is simply not sited properly, period. In fact some of the fastest warming stations are in completely rural locations, that is not the point. JFK should be not be getting hotter than Central Park with a SW wind, ESPECIALLY in June. If people care about data integrity they would have a problem with Central Park's temps. There is no conspiracy.

If your whole area is covered in concrete, then why would concrete be a problem for your thermometer? The whole point of a thermometer is to give you an accurate representation of the temperatures you are going to experience.

Either we have siting standards or we don't. A weather station is supposed to be in an open area, not underneath trees and overgrowth.

So is a bog. You are not going to put a thermomemter in the mud, are you?

The regular Euro has seen somewhat larger drops in heights. This is for Monday:

The Euro and AI version are trending down slightly with max heights on Monday and Tuesday. Here is an example for the AI Euro for Tuesday:

The 6Z Euro AI likes NJ for the 100 degree heat.

It's gotten more humid so it doesn't even feel good anymore.

Speaking of which, the 0Z Euro is "cooler" than previous runs, most top temps are now closer to 100. It's still the hottest model by far. The 6z GFS is much different than the Euro. Top heat into New England. Southerly winds along the coast.

It sure does. You can be surrounded by trees too. I bet it feels really different though if you stand UNDERNEATH one instead of NEXT to one, right? Don't be a ball buster lol

Yes haha But 90s is nothing we've haven't seen day in and day out around here. The Euro runs of yesterday showing close to 110F heat were terrifying.

Not sure if the 18z GFS is a head fake but it's quite a bit cooler than the last several inferno runs and there is much more of an ocean wind effect involved.

Climate variation. The cool down in the 60s 70s and 80s is almost certainly due to massive global aerosol production from industry and transportation. It was capping the effects of global warming.

The leaves make a big difference, once full leaf-out occurs, Central Park diverges from the other area stations. Yes we're more moist, average dewpoints have been steadily rising. But the overgrowth at the park shows its effects every late spring when the canopy is fully out and complete.

I like reading these, thanks.

The heat was more impressive in the 4 day streak in 1993 than the 5 day streak of 2022.

12z EURO AI keeps the worst of the heat in NJ. How is the AI model different than the regular one and how has it performed temp wise in the past?

Euro has 92/72 for 2AM Wednesday morning for the city haha

Euro still 106 on Tuesday for the city

How would that even happen? Doesn't cotton burn at a temperature similar to paper? Like 400+ degrees?

Which combo is easier on climate control systems?

The Inferno Model is out to 42. Let's see if it backed off at all from the oven like temps

Still lightly misting here