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July 2025 Obs/Disco ... possible historic month for heat


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3 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:

acatt :lol:

 

Boston has registered 120 hours with a dew point of 70 degrees or higher through July 15 – over two times as many hours compared to average, according to data compiled by Iowa State University.

 

yeah this is it.  -the instagram meme i saw too.   

veracity notwithstanding.

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5 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:

acatt :lol:

 

Boston has registered 120 hours with a dew point of 70 degrees or higher through July 15 – over two times as many hours compared to average, according to data compiled by Iowa State University.

Hrm

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8 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Road trip to the state of "Militiagan"        

lost my sister and my mother in the same year recently so family reunions are higher on the kin priority these days.   my company furloughed ( no work of two weeks ) anyway, so used to the time to do the 'Zoo and Lake Michigan and stuff.  see fam 

Sorry to hear of their passing . That is a rough year. At least you can now get back on the coming torch middle of next week and beyond 

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I believe we are at 3 heat waves official on the summer when now including last week?   

I wasn't here last week but I saw two or three back-to-back days on NWS main page with Advisory graphics.   Mustn't of been too bad otherwise there'd have been more news coverage.  

Heat of some sort is slated synoptically for later this week.   This is impressive in the teleconnectors as a short but potent heat burst potential, however... the operational guidance are interestingly suppressed with the polar jet relative to normal latitude ...draping a fast ablative flow from Montana to Nove Scotia with ample S/W's rippling along. If so, would to spark daily MCS that turn right most likely ... fabricating boundaries that disrupt what would otherwise be something more similar to the heat wave we experienced around the end of June.     This is nuance in nature and wouldn't really be indicative in the teleconnector spread, which is a static -PNA through late next weekend, within which there's an impressive negative EPO interval.  This shows up as cascading/digging along the Pac N/W of the continent...sending an impressive + height signal E of 100 W. The fast flow across S Canada limiting the ridge's ability to balloon to 50 N is what's stopping the heat ( potentially...) from getting E of the Lakes.  It can happen and satisfy/fit inside of the -PNA/-EPO circumstance.  So we'll have to see.    Right now the highest heat looks to be packed back W-S of here, with perhaps more marginal heat wave conditions evolving NE of Pittsburgh   - which can change.. 

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15 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Congrats NNE again .. or at least CNE. Doesn’t look good south of there 

Yeah the greatest aerial coverage of storms will be north of us. Timing kind of meh for southern area, plus the greatest forcing is north. However, I do think we'll see isolated strong storms into northern Connecticut during the early evening. 

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42 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

Yeah the greatest aerial coverage of storms will be north of us. Timing kind of meh for southern area, plus the greatest forcing is north. However, I do think we'll see isolated strong storms into northern Connecticut during the early evening. 

Yeah, we'll probably get some action. If not from later tomorrow perhaps tomorrow morning in southern CT. 

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3 hours ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Road trip to the state of "Militiagan"        

lost my sister and my mother in the same year recently so family reunions are higher on the kin priority these days.   my company furloughed ( no work of two weeks ) anyway, so used to the time to do the 'Zoo and Lake Michigan and stuff.  see fam 

So sorry, John.

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20 hours ago, kdxken said:

Could be, If by " most areas" you mean areas which consider washers and rusty plows lawn ornaments. Boston has 10 days of 90 or above this year and one official heat wave. 1983 they had 30 lol. Didn't even hit 90 in Worcester this week. 

You’re off by 2.  BOS has had 12 AOA 90.  That’s probably above average for an entire summer.

Also, BOS had a 4 day heatwave in June and a 3 day in July.   Probably 2 more to come at least.  

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