WxWatcher007

Yeah man, I don’t recall going over 82° dew on my VP2 or having a heat index over 120. Today is probably an all timer.

97 at BDL and HFD

100 probably off the table but temperature march is picking back up here. 95.5 now.

I can’t remember the last time I’ve had dews this high, but I’m near HFD.

Temp here is struggling now to reach 95°. Getting to 100 almost looks out of grasp.

Yeah, that makes a lot of sense actually. These dews are incredible, seriously.

Not sure I can get to 100F with these dews but good lord I can’t recall the last time I saw a dew of 81 imby.

91.6/80 HI 110° here at home at noon. Heat of yore but we want that hundo.

Just hit 80° dew at my home

He knows better. This is about as high end as we get. New Haven is already 90 and has had a heat index of 100 since 8:15. It’s just the academic question of whether we can tickle 100 today and then if we can put up back to back days.

My station is the cool spot in town at a cool 78.5/75. This is pretty common, but once we get to later in the morning I’ve “caught up”.

HFD is still at 81/73. I’m at 77/73.

High of 92.0° here in East Hartford. Dead on with HFD. We depart on the dews—I had a peak heat index of 107. Hovered between 103-105 most of the afternoon.

Plateauing at 91.5 as the dew comes up

+3° in 25 minutes Beautiful out

84.7/73 at home at noon.

You can tell when the rain stopped and sun peeked out. We’ll see what happens under full sun.

Thought the same thing.

Fireflies are wonderful tonight

Christmas in July?

It cuts deep because it’s so true. Today is great though. Getting long overdue work done outside, enjoying the summer warmth.

I agree, but we’ll see if we can get lucky and make something happen.

Marginal…for now…very interesting nowcast coming up. Northeast... A somewhat complex severe weather scenario exists for the Northeast, from Sunday morning into the afternoon hours. Scattered strong thunderstorms (perhaps a remnant MCS) may cross from southeastern Ontario and progress toward the Hudson Valley region during the morning. Should this occur, convective restrengthening is possible along the leading edge of outflow over the Mid Atlantic, with strong to potentially severe wind gusts likely. However, if convection moving into the Northeast by Sunday morning is less robust, convective re-intensification may be more likely farther north into southern New England. A more focused severe threat would be highly dependent on the placement and evolution of earlier convection/MCS morphology across Ontario during the late Day 1 period, which currently has low predictability. Despite weak vertical wind shear, of concern is the eastward advection of a modest EML into the Northeast, which may boost MLCAPE well over 3000 J/kg (perhaps over 4000 J/kg locally). Higher severe probabilities may be needed if confidence in the placement and/or timing of more organized convection increases.

90°?