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July 2025 Discussion-OBS - seasonable summer variability


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17 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

Up to 95. Doesn’t feel atrocious but still pretty damn hot. 

Yeah, 2nd warmest summer on record so far for Long Island with numerous top 10s since 2010.

Time Series Summary for JFK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, NY Warmest June 1st- July 27th
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1 2010-07-27 77.8 0
2 2025-07-27 75.9 0
3 2011-07-27 75.8 0
4 2024-07-27 75.6 0
5 2008-07-27 75.2 0
- 1948-07-27 75.2 46
6 2020-07-27 75.1 0
7 2016-07-27 75.0 0
- 2013-07-27 75.0 0
- 1994-07-27 75.0 0
8 1983-07-27 74.9 0
9 2012-07-27 74.7 0
- 1949-07-27 74.7 0
10 1999-07-27 74.6 0
- 1991-07-27 74.6 0
- 1952-07-27 74.6 0

 

Time Series Summary for ISLIP-LI MACARTHUR AP, NY Warmest June 1st-July 27th
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1 2010-07-27 75.0 0
- 1999-07-27 75.0 0
2 2025-07-27 74.9 0
3 2024-07-27 74.3 0
4 2013-07-27 74.1 0
- 1994-07-27 74.1 0
5 2020-07-27 73.8 0
6 2011-07-27 73.7 0
7 2008-07-27 73.6 0
8 2019-07-27 73.5 0
9 1966-07-27 73.0 0
10 2014-07-27 72.9 0
- 1991-07-27 72.9 0


 

 

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Don's pre-summer outlook of a statistically significantly warmer than normal summer looks like it will come to pass with June-July at KEWR top 6.  Very good statistical call barring a chilly August.

Waiting on a thread til tomorrow morning for two 100F days at KEWR,  (for me unexpected in lae June),  to be followed by a potential widespread 1-4" forum rainfall with iso 8"... EPS through 12z/28 cycle continues strong on this, though edging northward.  I also have to think there has to be a stripe of svr near the boundary Thursday?   Just too early for me to be sure the EPS is going to be mostly correct.  From what I can tell, WPC is so far,  accepting the EPS solution. 

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3 hours ago, winterwx21 said:

Euro now brings the 90s back early to mid next week. Looks like a break for a few days and then we go back to the heat. 

It's 94 with a dewpoint of 67 here right now. Doesn't feel terrible today. 

95 was my high with dews in upper 70s. Peak heat index was 108

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MCS into WPA -  Last visible loop sees the clouds racing into PA

 

Good thing this wasnt later overnight or clouds could have had a similar effect to the Jun 22nd MCS which limited many from heating to 90, this time whatever clouds look to be long gone by the morning.

 

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EWR moves into tie with '73 / 2018 for number of 95F or higher days season leaders.  Tomorrow ties the hot 1966, 1983 seasons and Wed  1999, 91 and 2016.   Long ways to go for 88, 44, 93, 2010, 2021  and 2022.

 

Year Rank Days >= 95 °F
1993 1 25
2010 2 21
2022 3 20
1988 3 20
1944 3 20
2021 6 18
2012 7 17
2011 7 17
2002 7 17
1955 7 17
1949 11 16
2005 12 14
1953 12 14
2016 14 13
1999 14 13
1991 14 13
1987 14 13
1994 18 12
1983 18 12
1966 18 12
2018 21 11
1973 21 11
2025 21 11
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3 hours ago, wdrag said:

Don's pre-summer outlook of a statistically significantly warmer than normal summer looks like it will come to pass with June-July at KEWR top 6.  Very good statistical call barring a chilly August.

Waiting on a thread til tomorrow morning for two 100F days at KEWR,  (for me unexpected in lae June),  to be followed by a potential widespread 1-4" forum rainfall with iso 8"... EPS through 12z/28 cycle continues strong on this, though edging northward.  I also have to think there has to be a stripe of svr near the boundary Thursday?   Just too early for me to be sure the EPS is going to be mostly correct.  From what I can tell, WPC is so far,  accepting the EPS solution. 

18z NAM has a very strong look for potential severe weather.. it’s out their at 81 hours but definitely has to be watched for trends.

 

https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=namconus&region=neus&pkg=z850_vort&runtime=2025072818&fh=84

 

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1 hour ago, psv88 said:

95 today. It’s been a hot summer no doubt about it 

was bearable offshore. fishing sucked, as usual. 2 keeper fluke in 14 hours. a couple ling, and one sea bass for each of us, which is the limit in nj. not a soul on raritan bay, in the middle of summer, in july, with perfect conditions.....they really have accomplished their goals with all the limits....people have just quit fishing. we did see several trawlers.....a whale and a ton of small sharks....not dogfish, but real sharks. 

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38 minutes ago, weatherpruf said:

was bearable offshore. fishing sucked, as usual. 2 keeper fluke in 14 hours. a couple ling, and one sea bass for each of us, which is the limit in nj. not a soul on raritan bay, in the middle of summer, in july, with perfect conditions.....they really have accomplished their goals with all the limits....people have just quit fishing. we did see several trawlers.....a whale and a ton of small sharks....not dogfish, but real sharks. 

The increased sharks are also eating a lot of the fish…

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