HailMan06

I wonder if there’s a strong temperature inversion preventing the wind from reaching its forecasted potential.

Yeah I have to agree. IMO the two biggest causes for Gen Z’s academic struggles were remote learning during COVID and cellphone use in school.

Recurving means lower heights along the EC meaning cooler. A more southerly track means a probably hotter pattern.

All FL needs is another Andrew but 10-20 mi further north and it’s lights out for their insurance and real estate market.

Guess all of our insurance premiums will be increasing faster next year.

CNJ storm line appears to be getting some orographic lift assist from the Watchungs.

An 88/84 reading sure is something else.

SMQ and Hillsborough both are located in a lower elevation pretty far removed from any potential marine influence so probably both factors are the likely reason why they are higher than many other stations. Interestingly SMQ actually in Bedminster in a very rural area so UHI wouldn’t be much of a factor.

I’ve never experienced such oppressive outdoor humidity as this in my life.

Yeah this humidity is absolutely insane right now.

Here’s a station maybe 500 ft from my house about 10 miles NNE of SMQ.

RIP NJ power grid if that happens.

Nice, finally a verified svr t-storm.

I don’t know why you would hope for that. 100F heat WITH an onshore flow would likely be a mass casualty heat event with the humidity.