Bubbler86

Nooners...filtered sun and 85 in ROU. MDT @82 and CXY @88 on their 11:45 readings. All the numbers are a bit low compared to model progs but MDT's is crazy low.

Braggart! :-)

The article was referencing Greece a lot.

At 11 CXY and MDT are near where there were at this time yesterday. 84 and 81 respectively. Clouds probably do not change the final high but definitely changed the length of time that was originally forecast for 90's as most suites had all of us over 90 at this point.

I think it was pointing toward more stuff that required airplanes.

Opinion piece on CNN says vacations as we know them are coming to an end due to the extreme weather (whether climate change or not) and the need to have less carbon footprint so less travel at all. The heat people seek will find them at home instead of having to travel to it. The article suggests people trend more toward being content and recharging in their home area. Interesting take...not sure I buy people stop travelling until a recession stops them. 9:45 and still cloudy but seeing some blue/breaks to my west. 78 degrees.

Re: the clouds, The HRRR has dropped the 9AM temps by 2-5 degrees from the 9Z run....showed mid 80's here at 9AM a few runs ago, now upper 70's on the 12Z. Drop closer to 2 degrees in central LSV. Still gets most of the LSV 95-96 eventually.

At some point they probably do not get them all perfect. Still only 76 here.

Northeast Drought Summary Temperatures in the region were mainly cooler than normal outside of New England, which had temperatures that were near normal to 2-4 degrees above normal in Maine. Precipitation was spotty and there were equal numbers of dry and wet areas. The most abundant rains were observed over Pennsylvania into the DelMarVa Peninsula as well as eastern New York and portions of Vermont and Connecticut. The cooler and wetter pattern allowed for some improvements in the region this week. Abnormally dry conditions were improved over both western and eastern New York, southern New Jersey, central and western Pennsylvania, northern Maryland and southern Connecticut. Moderate drought conditions were improved over western New York and western Pennsylvania as well as northern New Jersey.

Step carefully! Lol. It has only risen one degree here since the low of 75....quite cloudy.

Some pretty large differences in surface temps for the enxt 3 days on the suites this Am. Today, the GFS and Euro have the LSV poke just over 90 while the Fv3, HRRR, Rgem show mid to upper 90's. Nam is the same as the GFS and EURO and its cold bias is usually not 5-10 degrees cool. It is a short time frame but I do not have any issue using Globals for temp compares. Similar tomorrow with different models suggesting we reach 100 in parts of the LSV and others saying 90-92 will be tops.

I keep seeing Wild Willie every time I read one of those posts. LOL. An obscene 75 here this AM.

MDT made 90 as well. If they can get to 91 they can sneak in an AN normal day today. Edit-actually they are officially 1/2 degree AN at this point either way.

The HRRR and Fv3 leave little doubt about 90's tomorrow having most of the LSV over 90 before lunch so the afternoon rains it predicts do not blunt getting to the mark. .

85 here....MDT teetering on 90 at 88. Quite a bit cooler in Eastern Lanco/Western Chester

Did he just punt major heat the rest of the summer? This upcoming, 3-day stretch of sweltering heat will undoubtedly be the worst of the entire summer.

After Saturday, MDT does not breach 87 at 18Z until the very final day of the GFS 12Z run...on August 10th. It is a BN barrage from the model with one-night getting into the 40's in the far northern part of the LSV or MSV depending on definition.

Y'all sound like a bunch of weather models making predictions.

Saturday is an almost total wash out on the Rgem. Eastern areas get over 1". MDT high is 82. Other globals not buying it yet.

Nooners, 81 and mostly sunny. AC has not been running too much so far today which is a bonus.

That is the other thing....90 is less than 3 degrees AN, the official normal today is slightly over 87, so if it hits 90, we are 2.x degrees AN as to the high. LOL. Not exactly a frying pan. I was out watering this AM and it was super nice. MDT's low today was 66 which is 2 BN so MDT has to hit 90 to avoid today being a BN day considering the high and low.

Oh sorry, I was not debating your word but was fresh off looking at the 12Z NAM which gets rain early enough on Friday to question it a bit. The Nam is not on a hot streak though.

Yep, I am not getting to 90 here today but MDT is in play and CXY probably. I think there is a slight question every day for any given spot depending on clouds. Very probably Thur and Fri but not a guarantee.

We are up to 79 here now. MDT still clinging to that as well. CXY at 82.

Will be interesting to see how the globals evolve on Sat with today's runs. Several progs show 18Z temps in the 70's in N PA and mid 90's in far Southern PA with Harrisburg being under 90 on some and well over on others. All based on frontal timing.