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I always wanted to know what it would be like at the top of Mt Washington. Luckily these winds the past several months have shown me a shining example of it.

Finally some decent rains may be on the way for next week if trends persist. After a lush first 2/3 of April it has become pretty dry/dusty around here the last few weeks.

High was 95 here, MLI a new record with 93, and DVN hit 94. Picked up a quick 0.05" as dry line cells pushed through. EDIT: Dewpoint at DVN has fallen back to 43 after hitting 70 earlier. Potent dryline.

Continuous thunder with this cell coming in from the southwest. Building quickly.

Nice towers going up in western horizon here.

Up to 95 degrees already here.

83/70 here with juicy southeast winds. Dry air should mix in in a few hours and temps will skyrocket up above 95.

Will see the developing cu pass overhead here early afternoon. I'll crack open a beer and raise a toast to them and wish them well on their eastward journey.

Picked up 0.09" from some decaying showers last night/early this morning. Euro shows temps pushing 100 on Thu behind the dryline. If dews crash behind that dryline as depicted upper 90s/near 100 looks likely. Consolation prize for missing the storms I guess lol.

Gonna feel like west Texas here Thursday. Impressive dryline to plummet dews in the afternoon, with mid-upper 90s looking likely for the QCA. Unfortunately that means little or no rain with the big system. Looking beyond, rain chances don't look all that impressive for the next 10 days.

May have a slight shot at mid 90s on Thursday here as dewpoints plunge in the afternoon.

100 degrees up in the frozen tundra of northwest MN. Very early for that kind of heat.

Looks like another miss for this area. This time to the east.

Many fields around here have corn popping up now. Should be about 45 days or so until our first 80+ dewpoint. Have a shot at our first 90 Thursday.

Good to see that South Carolina is getting some warm weather though.