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1 hour ago, LibertyBell said:

it will be soon lol.

summer break always started for us around the 25-27th.

Finals were after the summer solstice and ended on Wednesday of the 4th week of June.

Rutgers was out by May 10th.  My son goes there.  95 here, pretty even temps on my block.

1 minute ago, mgerb said:

I mean, 94 is the high so far. Yeah, not sure what the deal is with that. I know what you mean. 

Summer break for the students?  just kidding.

1 minute ago, Picard said:

Heat indexes already 105-110 in spots to our south!

91 and feels like 108 here

14 minutes ago, nycwinter said:

did central park hit 90?

Most of the area didn't 

87 today...just a 7 degree miss on a 12 hour forecast.  

2 minutes ago, winterwx21 said:

LOL. Yeah my location a little west of NYC is always one of the warm spots. We hit 92 a little while ago.  Have a good time in Piscataway tonight! 

Thanks.  I grew up there and moved away only 9 years ago.  Im still there often.  

13 minutes ago, winterwx21 said:

It's 91 here right now. Doesn't feel too bad out there with dewpoints in the low 60s. 

Im heading to piscataway now.  Ill see if I can feel the 2° difference lol

88.5, gorgeous.   

Tons of AI models around now.  I had no idea the Canadian had them too

8 hours ago, psv88 said:

This is not correct. No other stations were 82. Sacrus posted the numbers. 

It was a joke because Sundog can't handle it lol.  Plenty of personal stations though were 82, but we throw those out.

Beautiful day.  84, Sun, and pool.  

Trenton is usually hot, so it being 1 degree warmer than nyc, who cares? Plenty of stations all around today were 82. 

.60" today

Half inch of rain in like 10 min, down to drizzle now

Crazy crazy rain wow

Pouring

Weak storm rolled through.  1 thunder, 26 mph gust, .07".  Temp went from 92 to 72 though

1 minute ago, Superstorm said:

Ding, ding....thermal lag

 

Main reason why met seasons don't line up as well here than actual seasons. Thermal lag.

24 minutes ago, Poker2015 said:

Hit 90 before when the sun was out. 74 dew point, yuck

You hit 90?  The warmest ambient station that I see in our area is 87 (I'm discounting the 93 as that can't be correct).  

11 minutes ago, qg_omega said:

From 109 to 88, this is why talking about temps 10 days out usually fails.

No different than long range cold in winter, except many more posters in here go 6 to 12 when they see heat.  

2 hours ago, bluewave said:

The decline of NYC 100° temperatures since the ASOS was installed under the trees in 1995 is all about the incorrect sitting and not about cycles. 
 

2021

1921

 

Wow, nyc has trees around its station, never heard this mentioned before. 

19 minutes ago, Sundog said:

Hey not only is the 6z Euro AI free (regular 6z Euro is locked on Pivotal and Tidbits takes forever) it also goes out to 360 hours. I don't know how I never noticed lol

Yeah, that is why I was confused a bit.  I never noticed that either.

1 minute ago, Stormlover74 said:

Looks like a 1 day reprieve then back to the heat

2 days, as it has lower 70s on Friday, then back to 90s for 2 days

8 minutes ago, Sundog said:

Can you post a link?

It's on Pivotal, Euro-AIFS.   Is that the Euro AI?  It has 70s on its 06z run, but I'm not sure if that is the AI model?

33 minutes ago, SACRUS said:

 

2012 for Philly with 99 in 2022, 3 98 last year and 3 98 in 2022

Euro Ai hot M-W, then 70s by Thurs?

12 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

I'm trying to remember all the most uncomfortable times my power went out.  Number 1 would have to be August 2003 when we had that massive power outage that covered 1/3 of the country and eastern Canada.  Our second longest power outage (behind the one that came with Sandy) at 13 hours.  It was the hottest day of the entire summer (95 degrees) and no breeze even at night.  I was too young to remember July 1977 but I think that would have been first if I had any memories of it outside of sitting in the dark with my family and hearing lots of sirens outside.

Next up would be a 4 hour power outage we had in January 2018 I think it was.  I was getting ready to see a total lunar eclipse at 11:30 that night and it was brutally cold and very windy and the power went out right after sunset and it stayed out until 11 PM.  The high winds did it and I was freezing for hours without power.  The wind came right into my house.

Next on the list is November a few years ago (I forget the year), when we had 8 tornadoes in one day on Long Island.  One of the tornadoes (an EF2) was close by-- I never saw it-- but had no power for 4 hours and was shivering all afternoon.  The power came back around sunset.

Next would be Sandy in October 2012 which was our longest power outage (25 hours) I was shivering all night.  The next day wasn't so bad without any power all day, because it came back around sunset.

Next is last August when I lost power for 4 hours again when it was sunny outside, no bad weather at all.  It was in the low to mid 80s and with a light wind it felt hot without any a/c.

Next would be March 2018 my power went out for 2 hours during the first of four noreasters that month.  It wasn't as bad as the other ones I listed because the power came back pretty quickly.

Pretty sure my power never went out because of heat, storms yes, that's why I got a generac. Can't have my basement flood again.