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If you track the current cloud deck over the GL and progress it east, I think we may be dealing with clouds durng the overnight into early morning - not countng any new storms that pop. Probably a 12 hour trip then 6 hours of clouds (18 - 24 hours). May get most of the day and if that holds - it will be qute hot.

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wow...105! When is this heat going to break? I am looking forward to some cooler/drier weather at some point soon.

There actually seems to be a better chance of the heat weakening following the Saturday cold front, when a larger trough likely drops into SE Canada with ridging building into Greenland again. Highly doubt it'll be as cold as it was with the late June ULL, but still a relief from the persistent 90s.

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Models continue to differ in potential for back door lake enhanced

front sneaking in late Wednesday afternoon into Wednesday night. If this

occurs ample instability and limited capping could allow for

explosive T-storm development along it late Wednesday PM into Wednesday

evening. Potential for thunderstorms and lake enhanced cooling raises

some doubts in forecast for temperatures Thursday...but even more aggressive

NAM heats things back up quickly so day shift will probably need

to extend advisory into Thursday and probably go with a heat

warning for Chicago. Friday looks to be an absolute scorcher with

European model (ecmwf) still painting a scenario that would result in Chicago

making a run at all time record high of 105 as 925mb temperatures climb

into the lower 30s. Frontal passage Friday night should put an end

to the intense heat though temperatures look to remain above average

through the weekend.

Its Worth noting the current forecast has highs reaching 100f in

Chicago today through Friday at o'hare...if by some chance this

forecast actually pans out then it would be the first time in

recorded history that the official observation site for Chicago

would see 4 triple digit days in a row.

What year was it that they had 500+ deaths due to a heat wave... and this potentially is hotter than that? I don't know the answer, which is why I'm asking...

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Example of Garbage temps. Newark 93 5 above anyone in area. Even LGA 86 with nw wind. Lousy exposure for therm

https://mobile.twitt...Bastardi/tweets

False. Not "5 above anyone in area". New Brunswick daily TMAX of 91, Hillsborough 91, Davis stations in Harrison and North Arlington both at 93 around 2 PM. Yeah, Newark's a warm station, but come on....

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False. Not "5 above anyone in area". New Brunswick daily TMAX of 91, Hillsborough 91, Davis stations in Harrison and North Arlington both at 93 around 2 PM. Yeah, Newark's a warm station, but come on....

Plus a NW wind for LGA is right off the East River.

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The 850's look hot enough to support a 100 degree reading for Newark on Saturday.

We'll have to see what the timing of cloud debris and convection is to know if they

get stuck at 98-99 or crack the century mark.

Upper 90s don't even impress me anymore. It's like ho hum at this point. A couple days ago it was 97 at LGA and I was like really?

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False. Not "5 above anyone in area". New Brunswick daily TMAX of 91, Hillsborough 91, Davis stations in Harrison and North Arlington both at 93 around 2 PM. Yeah, Newark's a warm station, but come on....

yesterday i did a check of high temps in metro ne nj and most of them were within a degree of ewr's 91

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As of 4pm EWR isn't even the highest anymore

ATLANTIC CIT, NJ 4pm 87 87 36 S/13 29.91 10 SUNNY

BELMAR, NJ 4pm 88 88 39 SSE/10 29.92 10 MOSTLY SUNNY

CALDWELL, NJ 4pm 91 93 31 N/5 29.88 10 MOSTLY SUNNY

NEWARK INTL , NJ 4pm 90 93 29 S/3 29.87 10 PARTLY SUNNY

SUSSEX, NJ 4pm 88 91 34 N/5 29.89 10 SUNNY

MORRISTOWN M, NJ 4pm 91 91 31 W/10 29.89 10 MOSTLY SUNNY

SOMERVILLE, NJ 4pm 91 93 29 N/6 29.87 10 SUNNY

TETERBORO AR, NJ 4pm 88 89 37 N/7 29.86 10 MOSTLY SUNNY

TRENTON, NJ 4pm 90 94 29 N/3 29.89 10 SUNNY

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As of 4pm EWR isn't even the highest anymore

ATLANTIC CIT, NJ 4pm 87 87 36 S/13 29.91 10 SUNNY

BELMAR, NJ 4pm 88 88 39 SSE/10 29.92 10 MOSTLY SUNNY

CALDWELL, NJ 4pm 91 93 31 N/5 29.88 10 MOSTLY SUNNY

NEWARK INTL , NJ 4pm 90 93 29 S/3 29.87 10 PARTLY SUNNY

SUSSEX, NJ 4pm 88 91 34 N/5 29.89 10 SUNNY

MORRISTOWN M, NJ 4pm 91 91 31 W/10 29.89 10 MOSTLY SUNNY

SOMERVILLE, NJ 4pm 91 93 29 N/6 29.87 10 SUNNY

TETERBORO AR, NJ 4pm 88 89 37 N/7 29.86 10 MOSTLY SUNNY

TRENTON, NJ 4pm 90 94 29 N/3 29.89 10 SUNNY

back to 92 with west winds at 5 pm... it probably was a seabreeze influence since winds went ssw at 4

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Lol

Looks like upper 60's to low 70's for highs and 50's at night.

Likely typical ECM long range exaggeration IMO. Might be a day or two of widespread 70s if there's widespreaad cloud cover/rain but otherwise this time period appears to look more like upper 70s-mid 80s, or in other words near/slightly below average.

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