BuffaloWeather

First time hearing about this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1996_Lake_Huron_cyclone

That would make some sense. However, the beginning of the month featured a predominant rare NE wind which gave those insane temps to the recording station. The predominant wind direction in the summer is SW which would bring a lake breeze to the area. It's very difficult to get 90+ with a SW breeze. We had 8 straight days of 90+ in July due to the NE wind. The month of June was +0.8 above normal.

I guess we will see if there on any side effects to a vaccine pretty quickly. Leave it to Russia to bypass all medical research standards and go right into vaccinating everyone. Coronavirus: Russia plans mass vaccination campaign in October https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-53621708

I'd say average to slightly above average for August so far. Average High/Low decreases every day this month.

What's shocking is how much we beat the all time record high month by with +1.4. That is a pretty large departure. 5 out of the warmest 10 Julys on record are in the last 15 years with 4 of them being in the last 9 years.

Toasty

A friend of mine got it pretty bad in March for 2 weeks and just completed one of the hardest hikes in the northeast with no effects to his lungs. Some good news for the day.

Hit 85 yesterday and we have officially broken the record for the warmest month in the history of Buffalo. We didn't just beat the record, we destroyed it by +1.4 degrees. AVERAGE MONTHLY: 77.6 DPTR FM NORMAL: 6.5 Top 10 warmest Julys 1 76.2 1921 2 76.0 1955 3 75.5 2012 4 75.3 2011 5 75.0 2005 6 75.0 1887 7 74.8 1988 8 74.7 1916 9 74.4 2018 10 74.3 1999 Link to KBUF reporting for the month, just insane warmth end to end. https://w2.weather.gov/climate/getclimate.php?wfo=buf

Hit 85 yesterday and we have officially broken the record for the warmest month in the history of Buffalo. We didn't just beat the record, we destroyed it by +1.4 degrees. AVERAGE MONTHLY: 77.6 DPTR FM NORMAL: 6.5 Top 10 warmest Julys 1 76.2 1921 2 76.0 1955 3 75.5 2012 4 75.3 2011 5 75.0 2005 6 75.0 1887 7 74.8 1988 8 74.7 1916 9 74.4 2018 10 74.3 1999 Link to KBUF reporting for the month, just insane warmth end to end. https://w2.weather.gov/climate/getclimate.php?wfo=buf

Hit 85 yesterday and we have officially broken the record as the warmest month in the history of Buffalo. We didn't just beat the record, we destroyed it by +1.4 degrees. AVERAGE MONTHLY: 77.6 DPTR FM NORMAL: 6.5 Top 10 warmest Julys 1 76.2 1921 2 76.0 1955 3 75.5 2012 4 75.3 2011 5 75.0 2005 6 75.0 1887 7 74.8 1988 8 74.7 1916 9 74.4 2018 10 74.3 1999 Link to KBUF reporting for the month, just insane warmth end to end. https://w2.weather.gov/climate/getclimate.php?wfo=buf

I believe NY is at 50% capacity as of 2 weeks ago. I'm not sure if we will see the full effects for a little bit of that. Gyms, movie theatres, concerts, and sporting events are still not happening. Everything else is going and bars and restaurants are packed outside. The real test is when the temperatures start cooling down in 1-2 months. I think we have a tough time here in winter if kids go back to school especially.

There is quite a bit of shear so I don't expect it to get too strong. It's also moving very quickly.

Everything has been opened for awhile here in New York. Indoor dining has been open with no spikes. I think it has to do with mask wearing here. It's extemely rare to see someone not use one. I went to a restaurant yesterday and it was so organized. 6 feet apart to order, everyone wearing a mask inside and outside. Even going for a walk along the water people were conscious to stay 6 feet apart walking by.

My bad, didn't see. I deleted it. It would explain quite a bit in how places are nearly fully open in hard hit states for 2 months without an increase in cases. One could conclude that it is making its way across the country.

Not your fault. There wasn't even a slight risk for severe. That thing had some crazy rotation for 15-20 minutes though.

Could be huge https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/30/health/t-cells-coronavirus-study-wellness/index.html

Right now I believe we are the 3rd warmest summer on record. We will see what August brings. It looks quite a bit cooler.

We had a high of 77 on the 13th. I'm not sure if that is above normal for the date. That day messed up the 80+ streak too. https://w2.weather.gov/climate/getclimate.php?wfo=buf

The heat wave of 1921 https://realclimatescience.com/2018/05/the-incredible-heatwave-of-1921/ https://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2012/09/16/1921-earth-had-a-fever-2/

Something to track in the tropics!

He died today from Corona.

He died today from Corona.

Don't get too excited. Last year I was swimming in Mid October with high 80s. I don't really complain about any type of weather. I really do enjoy all 4 seasons. If I had to pick my least favorite it would be spring.

Kodak was up 500% today. Anyone day trading?