BrianW

This is the spot for the ACATT crew. Been 73-75 here most of the day at Roger Wheeler Beach/ Pt Judith in RI.

SW CT and the New Haven area have mostly non profit water companies with dirt cheap water. I run my irrigation every day and it adds maybe $40 to my bill. I think a CCF which is like 750 gallons cost me like $2.

You need to move down to the shoreline. Just got back from another special 5 miler along the shoreline. Expect a typical warm and humid summer day region wide. The region will be just north or along the northern periphery of a stalled frontal boundary to the immediate south. Dew point readings will be primarily in the middle and upper 60s through the early afternoon. A sea breeze gets going for the afternoon and will usher in slightly higher moisture values with dew points approaching 70 late in the day and evening along far southern locations

BDR putting up the 90 for the high..

Your minutes away from Tolland where it's 91 and the hottest temp in the state...

Same here and I think I'll hit it. What a day.

73 for the low and up to 75 already with full sun. Another special summer night...

Yeah. Some great dews this evening. The forecast area will also reside in a very muggy warm sector tonight with dew points getting into the lower 70s before the passage of the cold front.

Turned out to be a nice sunny and warm/dewy afternoon here on the shoreline with a high of 83. Suns been out since around noon.

I know a bunch of people have solar. Interesting article from WBUR Boston on how much behind the meter solar reduced the grid demand during the heatwave. I produced more than my home and central air used Mon-Weds. I was also exporting a ton back to the grid to my neighbors on those days as well. https://www.wbur.org/news/2025/06/24/behind-the-meter-solar-peak-demand-iso-new-england

Starting to notice a lot of tree damage from the heat around here. Many of the pin oaks/red oaks have outer sections of very light green/yellowish leaves. Many young trees seems to suffer the worst and dropped a good portion of their leaves. My neighbor's young river birch probably dropped like 75 percent of it's leaves.

From ISO New England. Consumer demand for grid electricity unofficially peaked Tuesday evening at 26,024 megawatts (MW), the highest level seen in the region since 2013. The all-time record for regional electricity demand was set on Aug. 2, 2006, when demand reached 28,130 MW after a prolonged heat wave.

My sister's at her house on Pt Judith this week and said it was cold on her morning run. Haha. Looks like the high was only 78-79 yesterday on a few wunderground sites there.

Someone should go check on Wolfie..

You know it's warm one when installs go down on an ice planet....

Definitely some record high mins going down tonight.

The New England grid is basically maxed out right now. Lots if installs went down.

Haha. It's like Miami down here on the shoreline. 88/74 at 9pm.

What a torch here on the shoreline to kick off summer. Highs for today.

Bring it.. After morning cloud cover dissipates, hot and humid weather begins and is expected to lead to high heat indices, with extreme heat and humidity expected on Monday.

Upton's thoughts A shortwave pushing through southeastern Canada has forced the development of an MCS that is making its way southeastward through Upstate New York. Despiteits progression toward the area this morning, there remains substantial uncertainty in its ability tomaintain itself as it approaches this morning. The MCS is moving into a less favorable environment and while CAMs disagree as to the exact track and continuance of the MCS, the chance exists for showers and thunderstorms to move into the area this morning.

What a special week coming up.

Will be interesting to see the overnight lows. Someone posted in the NYC thread that the Euro had something ridiculous like 92/72 in NYC at 2am Mon night.

Drive up to the top of Castle Craig in Meriden. The round stone observation tower of native trap rock was built by local stone masons in 1900. It stands on East Peak with an elevation of 976 feet. The tower is 32 feet in height and 58 feet in circumference

Will probably be some top demand day records next week for ISO New England, especially since the bulk of the heat is midweek. Anyone know how any of these top demand days compare to next week? The large drop in peak demand from 2013 on has been mainly due to residential solar deployment and energy efficiency gains.