The 2 days we didn't hit 90 it was 87 on the 1st and 2nd. Just crazy. To get those departures from normal in the warmest month of the year is extremely difficult. Same with January with negative departures in the coldest month. -10 in January would feature high/low in single digits/negative for nearly entire month.
Same it’s incredible. Going to be +10-11 after tomorrow on month. Global warming. 5 of the top 10 warmest July’s will be in last 15 years
2005, 2011, 2012, 2018, 2020
I'm not entirely sure. The winds today were under 10 MPH which could of had an impact with the airport far enough inland to avoid the breeze. The last few days the winds haven't been SW. Tomorrow the winds are south at 5 MPH, literally perfect setup for 95+
https://w1.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KBUF.html
Yeah Weds-Fri next week look like 90+ easily. Especially Thursday. Next week is historically hottest week of the year. This would bring Rochester-Syracuse 100-105 temps.
We are going to have by far the warmest July on record here.
From KBUF
It appears likely that there will be another heat wave during the July 16 - 22 period, potentially even hotter than the heat wave ongoing. Check out the latest 8-14 day temperature outlook from CPC. Is anyone ready for winter yet?
Town Of Hamburg, New York (14 miles south of Buffalo)
Without today we are at 79.1 and +8.6 for the month. Likely to rise the next 2 days.
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
From KBUF
It appears likely that there will be another heat wave during the July 16 - 22 period, potentially even hotter than the heat wave ongoing. Check out the latest 8-14 day temperature outlook from CPC. Is anyone ready for winter yet?
Buf hit 90 for its 6th day straight. Tomorrow and Friday are likely the warmest days of the streak, so a virtual lock to break the longest 90+ day streak in Bufs history! It's extremely difficult to hit 90 here with the lake breeze, this heat wave is unprecedented here.
Buf hit 90 for its 6th day straight. Tomorrow and Friday are likely the warmest days of the streak, so a virtual lock to break the longest 90+ day streak in Bufs history!
Looking just outside of the scope of this forecast period at the
second half of the week...there are deterministic models (ECMWF)
that are strongly suggesting the presence of a 600dm ridge that
could be centered just to our south. This is also being
advertised by the NAEFS. If this were to come to pass...then
H85 temps of 21-23c would overspread the Lower Great Lakes. This
would set the stage for ANOTHER heat wave...one that would
shadow the current heat spell.
Supporting another heat wave are temperature forecasts from the
Climate Prediction Center (CPC). The Day 8-14 U.S. Hazards Outlook
map includes the Great Lakes region in an area for EXCESSIVE
heat during the July 15-21 period...and the corresponding 8-14
temp outlook has a 80 percent bullseye for above normal temps
over the region.