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While we enjoy temps in the low to mid 80s this weekend (albeit still a bit sticky), the West bakes with temps as high as 110 at lower elevations and all time records possibly broken
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A New Orleans special
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Feels like El nino has finally forced the pattern change, storms developing nicely again today. Going to have to mow the lawn for the third time this summer
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Today is again looking promising for downpours across the area
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Also should start to see some cumulus start to form in the next couple hours. Already popcorn storms over the higher elevations
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The DC swamp ends it's influence at the Triangle I guess.
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Yeah, it's really strange, because you would expect downsloping to produce lower DPs in the western Piedmont not higher
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This may well be the hottest day of the heat wave by heat index, Dewpoints holding in the low 70s and heat index climbing into the mid 90s
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Philly seems to be ground zero. Tommorow 104 with Dewpoints in the high 60s/low 70s, heat index near 115
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In some ways the NE does heat better than us. Greensboro has reached 100 only in 5 of the last 50 summers (12 days total). Boston has hit 100 in 9 of those years (9 days total)
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Yes, definitely accurate for that particular strip of concrete

