Rjay

Not that I know of. It might be a glitch. It's not letting you type after you add an image?

89 for a high here. 87 currently. 88 for a high at ISP 91 for a high at FRG

EWR

Yes it does. Fixed it for you though.

Happens with wind shifts sometimes.

High of 86 today. A much nicer than the rest of you 82 currently lol.

Not today

Low of 76 in Portland. All-time record low max.

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They seemed to have stalled at 111. Dropped a degree last hour to 110.

They also flipped to an east wind and the dew point dropped 10 degrees. They're likely headed towards 115+.

Portland is 11 degrees ahead of yesterday at this time.

Portland is 7 degrees warmer than they were yesterday at this hour. 98/67 currently.

Yes. A few hours after Don's post.

If it's 95 it might as well be 105.

Portland hit at least 108.

Game 7

Nice soaking rain here. ~0.80" and counting.

I misread your other post. Yikes.

I wonder if the threads were started by someone who was flagged as a spammer which would explain why the threads vanished. Otherwise they were likely deleted by the original poster and no one saw it in time to restore it and it's gone for good. Unless an admin can find it somewhere.

My 2 gardens are looking pretty good for a first try. Here's the front one.

It's possible.

DCA 101 NYC 96 (102 at LGA) BOS 99 ORD 100 BIS 106 ATL 99 IAH 102 DEN 101 PHX 119 SEA 94

Classic spot for the storms to fall apart.