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I guess one more day of this then we head into wavy boundaries and thunder chances for a few days. Gotta say tho … theees an underpinning -PNA that looks to persist. It may not take too long before we set up another dome.

97 was the high here without the asshole of a city up wind ...just sayn' with 97+ and FIT/ASH/MHT I'm not sure the temperature nuns are necessary?

Yes... thunderstorm debris from Brian ( his chicken poop caused it )

97 ..wow Upper 90s/75 dp... HI > 110

96 woof

nah... until browning kicks in it's all just hyperbolic

and BDL ...

jumped to 90 here... Same at FIT We seem to have removed the delay factorization

now, those are polarization effects -

Interesting ... as I've been opining all morning, we had a bit of a delay - cause unknown - where several sites stuck at 81 for an hour under full sun. There may have yet been a genesis of a shallow low level inversion, even in this torridity ... BOS was down to 69.x while BTV was 81 ... There's almost no movement to the air so there might have been a bit of challenge at first to mix out -

Finally seeing some more rapid rises. 88 at FIT... ASH

Jesus... not sure how that's even done at that temp. I ran 5 on Mill at the gym yesterday ... where they had issues keeping the facility below 77 and it was brutal

Since we've been on the subject ... I've noticed recently that FIT's DPs are higher and more in concert with other NWS sites around the area. I'd long maintained that site seemed a bit too dry. Just curious, is there a maintenance log anywhere for NWS machinery?

meh... piss pour d(t)s around the area this morning. Should have rows more than what we've seen - it's actually if anything a bit under the synoptic expectation so far.

some sites had a weird stagnation for 40 minutes. interesting. FIT was one of them.

It's entirely possible that micro feedback phenomenon are effecting these sites, guys.

FIT and here for some reason have stuck at 81 for the last 20 mintues... so we'll miss the 90 by 9.

It'd have to be a pretty big diurnal swing for us down here. 72 next door at FIT and 72 here ... I was a little surprised to see BOS slip below 70 by decimals. Can we get 28 out of this rise? It's already 81 now

funny I was just thinking looking at the satellite trends since dawn ...this is a good day to test the unofficial metrics "90 by 9", or "10 after 10"

Suspect you're L.I. Sound tainted? Tomorrow the regional winds appear more like 230 to 240 deg. If you happen to get N of the sea air contamination you'll roast.

June's gonna end up being a wildly above normal month... it's +4 around the region prior to this thing as it is. I was looking that the Euro and it's starting to be influenced by the underpinning -PNA persistence. Both it, and the GFS show a pattern evolving around D9-13 that is almost indistinguishable from now ... Granted that's a ways out there, but when in Rome. If there's a coherence disruption in the hemispheric footprint yet to be observed then okay.

HFD was 90 yesterday ... so likely a 4 spot for that location. Otherwise, the models are doing everything in their power to limit this to 3 days. It's somewhere between a high end deal vs just a seasonal heat wave, but it seems we've lost the duration aspect. If the operationals get their way, NE of NYC is 75-80 with dps no higher than the mid 60s on Saturday. Looks dubious ...not sure I'm seeing the frontal mechanics - seems the model might be organizing convective cool pooling and then assuming a BD behavior. I suppose that's possible.. Sunday is right back up near 90.

Upgraded NH to Excessive Warning for Wednesday... which, if that's the case, I don't see FIT-BED-LWM being much cooler... And of course B D L

We were calm here as we rose through the early 90s... About 93 "o'clock" ( lol ) the breeze picked up just enough to expose the under side of leafs - we had the boundary pause and turned over and that was the wind momentum that force Logan back offshore. I always dork on these meso nuances like that.