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Windows open and blanket up this morning ! -
Received .60" here. Better than nothing and better than excessive totals and flooding. With the cooler weather the .60" will last a few days and I won't have to water the garden or lawn. Enough is a good as a feast I guess. Windows open for the first time in a LONG time. Love the cooler temps.
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Getting skunked up here in my area. Had one very brief heavy downpour as a storm slid by just to my south. Otherwise sun pops in and out. Main show is route 78 south into CNJ. SNJ getting hit pretty hard as well.
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Outflow boundary along and south of 78. Storms firing up along it. Highest risk area for excessive totals and Flash Flooding sadly looks to repeat in an area that was recently hit hard....along and especially south of R78 in NJ and then into and near SI / NYC. Areas to the NW of that especially west of 287 and along and north of 80 seem to be in an area where excessive totals and the threat for Flash Flooding is minimal and decreasing.
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Current temps / heat index from NJ WXNET and max temps so far today.
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Good luck! I do hope you can find something.
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Hence why I said "nearing" the 1995 levels.
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Some of these local HI readings are nearing the suffocating levels of the 1995 heat wave. Going to be a stiflingly hot night coming up especially in the urban areas.
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Some of these local HI readings are getting close to the suffocating heat of 1995.
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Central air doing it's thing. Very comfortable 68 degrees on the first floor. Unit on second floor is set to 80 and kicking on and off to keep it at 80. It is hot out there.
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Heat Index is the story today. Temperatures are hot for sure but not extreme. Noteworthy though to see m/u 90's far NW NJ. That is as impressive as anything.
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Sea breeze visible on latest visible over L.I. : https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/PSUGOES_PA2/loop60v.html
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Snapshot of current Heat Index numbers: Click to enlarge.
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Highly urbanized locations have not dropped below 80. Very steamy.
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Highly urbanized locations have not dropped below 80. Very steamy night.
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11:0O heat index CP 90 and EWR 95
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11:0O heat index CP 90 and EWR 95
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9pm CP 85. Heat index 91 EWR 88. Heat index 95
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9pm CP 85. Heat index 91 EWR 88. Heat index 95
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9:30 p.m. and holding at 80 degrees here. Very muggy evening with no breeze at all.
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9:30 p.m. and holding at 80 degrees here. Very muggy evening with no breeze at all.
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Currently 85 here and swamp ass muggy under partly sunny skies. Full clearing now moving SE quickly from NW Sussex County. Should be totally sunny here within the next 60-90 minutes. https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/PSUGOES_PA2/loop60v.html
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Based on latest radar / satellite not expecting much sun until 1:00 P.M. or so. Forecast highs in the m/u 90's going to take a hit. Best case is low 90's late afternoon in the hottest spots? Going to be hot and humid no matter later on. Just light showers and few rumbles of thunder here so far this morning but that is one thick cloud deck. Been extremely dark since around 8am. Per radar heaviest rains and possible severe mainly over NEPA.
