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Today and Monday will be cooler than the last few days with temperatures remaining 6 to 8 degrees below normal for June. Highs on both days will be not too far from 70 degrees with some higher ridge locations staying in the upper 60's. Shower chances are around today through Tuesday morning before we clear out and warm up by Wednesday. By Wednesday temperatures should return to near normal with highs near 80 degrees with temps rising to the mid 80's by the end of the new work week.

Today and Monday will be cooler than the last few days with temperatures remaining 6 to 8 degrees below normal for June. Highs on both days will be not too far from 70 degrees with some higher ridge locations staying in the upper 60's. Shower chances are around today through Tuesday morning before we clear out and warm up by Wednesday. By Wednesday temperatures should return to near normal with highs near 80 degrees with temps rising to the mid 80's by the end of the new work week.

All that matters is that if the season ended today they would once again be in the postseason! Once there they need some luck and to get hot just like all teams still alive come October. Do I think they can win the World Series? Of course.....Do I believe they will win the World Series?? As a long time Phillies phan - of course not - Go Phillies!!!

Spin away TimB - spin away - LOL!!

Not my data - KMQS Airport data from the NWS....

We continue to see less and less 90 degree days here in the Philly burbs of Chester County PA....however over at our old UHI problem spot the PHL Airport we continue to see more and more 90 plus days each summer season! Out here in Chester County we are averaging only 6 such days each summer over the past 2 decades - while PHL sizzles on the runways with 35 of those days!!

We continue to see less and less 90 degree days here in the Philly burbs of Chester County PA....however over at our old UHI problem spot the PHL Airport we continue to see more and more 90 plus days each summer season! Out here in Chester County we are averaging only 6 such days each summer over the past 2 decades - while PHL sizzles on the runways with 35 of those days!!

Our climate change to less and less 90 degree days continues in the Philly burbs of Chester County PA....however over at our old UHI problem spot the PHL Airport we continue to see more and more 90 plus days each summer season! Out here in Chester County Coatesville 2W/KMQS we are averaging only 6 such days each summer over the past 2 decades.

As always Charlie with zero facts and just says the adjustments were justified but without any actual data to back up his claims. As he shows above all of the stations were clearly altered and chilled from the 1920's thru the 1950's....without those chilling tweaks there is little if any warming. They are the facts not the fiction that Charlie continues to peddle!

And climate alarmists like Charlie have so far presented not one shred of evidence to support the broad changes made each and every year to every single station in the USA to chill our past records.

We will all keep up the good fight by using actual scientific facts and data against what is the true source of perceived warming - man made climate data alterations being made to the factual raw data.

Showers will continue today into the evening. We should dry out a bit before more showers arrive by Sunday afternoon. The next several days have showers in the forecast at almost any time. We finally clear up by Wednesday with temperatures warming back up into the mid 80's by the end of the week. Looking ahead maybe our first shot at a 90-degree day by around the summer solstice.

Showers will continue today into the evening. We should dry out a bit before more showers arrive by Sunday afternoon. The next several days have showers in the forecast at almost any time. We finally clear up by Wednesday with temperatures warming back up into the mid 80's by the end of the week. Looking ahead maybe our first shot at a 90-degree day by around the summer solstice.

From Meteorologist Mark Margavage "FYI, it reliably hit 100° at least once in a summer every 10-15 years at KAVP for the entire 20th Century up until July 1995, which is the last time the 100° mark was observed in NEPA. It has not hit 100° here in almost 30 years. How does that fit within the catastrophic Global Warming Narrative? It doesn’t." "Let the countdown begin! We are 1 month and 10 days away from from the 30-year anniversary of the last time the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Area (KAVP) saw a 100°F air temperature. If we make it to July 15th without seeing 100°, we will have to face the reality that 100° temperatures in NEPA might just be a thing of the past…. At the very least, their frequency has not increased over the last 30 years."

Must have kicked on earlier today - temp not fluctuating much during today's noon hour - sorry Forky!!

Wobbling a bit!! No drop yet but fingers crossed...cmon fan aspiration!!!

I'm betting on a 0.7 to 1.2 degree drop when the fan aspirator kicks on....

Charlie what you meant to say was Why? Because every single station in Chester County shown above and all of the other stations have had adjustments made to the raw actual data that only after that post observation alterations are made can we see any statistical warming at all. Charlie which of the stations Coatesville, Phoenixville, West Chester, Allentown, Quakertown, Reading etc. did NOT have chilling adjustments made to the 1920's thru 1950's with man made climate change adjustments to the raw data??

Always amazed at how much warmer you are than more southern places like here in Chester County. What is your elevation there again?

Today will be our last day with high temperatures near 80 degrees for about the 5 days. That is pretty close to the normal high for next week across the area. The good news is there is no sign of any 90-degree temperatures across Chester and SE Berks Counties till late June. Rain chances increase tomorrow and through the weekend but not a washout. The NWS has forecast of rain to be between a 0.25" to 0.50" by Monday morning. Generally showery weather looks likely to continue for Monday and Tuesday before we finally clear up and warm up to near 80 degrees again by mid-week.

Today will be our last day with high temperatures near 80 degrees for about the 5 days. That is pretty close to the normal high for next week across the area. The good news is there is no sign of any 90-degree temperatures across Chester and SE Berks Counties till late June. Rain chances increase tomorrow and through the weekend but not a washout. The NWS has forecast of rain to be between a 0.25" to 0.50" by Monday morning. Generally showery weather looks likely to continue for Monday and Tuesday before we finally clear up and warm up to near 80 degrees again by mid-week.

No one in Chester County even close to that the last 2 days....86 was the highest. What is your elevation there Voyager? assuming a low valley locale??