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Communities in the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies that historically dealt with milder winters now face more frequent extreme conditions. Meanwhile, areas that typically prepared for brutal winters, from New England down through the Mid-Atlantic, are seeing their severe weather expectations shift. https://studyfinds.org/winter-weather-moving-west-how-the-polar-vortex-rewriting-americas-cold-map/

90 here.

Currently 90F/DP 71/RH 55%. FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT FROM 2 PM EDT THIS AFTERNOON THROUGH LATE TONIGHT.

Anyone liking this swamp ass wx has a few bolts loose.

Currently 90F/DP 73/RH 66%

Spending the long July 4th holiday weekend with family & friends here in the Berks. Gorgeous outdoors, currently 71F under deep blue skies. Topped out at 92F yesterday back in HPN.

92 here, lost power an (blown transformer) hour ago, now on generator.

92 here

Topped off at 91 today.

Gorgeous 76 degree day here in the Berks, it's currently 90F back home in HPN.

65F & overcast here in the Berks. I'm getting ready to put the boat in the lake this weekend, but it's not looking good wx wise up here. 71 back in HPN.

Currently 55 up here in the Berks, 63 back in HPN. I would take this over heat & humidity in a heartbeat.

65 here. Humidity to return this weekend, radio met stated severe wx possible on Saturday. I'll take that with a grain of salt since most of the severe wx has been out to our west of late.

Reached 97 here today.

94 here.