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1 hour ago, winterwx21 said:

Hard to imagine the actual temp hitting 110. Gotta believe the Euro is overdoing it a little bit. But 100 to 105 seems likely -- this is looking like one of our worst heat waves ever. 

Last year the euro spit out 100° in more than 100 separate runs for the area throughout the summer (tracked on another board).  I think we get there, but 110 won't happen.  Its got a horrible summer warm bias even just a few days out

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28 minutes ago, FPizz said:

Last year the euro spit out 100° in more than 100 separate runs for the area throughout the summer (tracked on another board).  I think we get there, but 110 won't happen.  Its got a horrible summer warm bias even just a few days out

Agree and the risk of not surpassing last year and 2021's lat june / early uly heat will be any MCS development and storm but Wed-fri look prime for upper 90s / 100+.  Next wekend still hot but core of the intense heat shifts south by the 5th.  

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4 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

Idk it's got model and ensemble support and we're still a few days out. Ridges have only trended stronger as we got closer.

In addition the overall dry environment would make higher temps more plausible. I think some 105+ readings are on the table. 

the euro has a cold 2m temp bias in winter but they never talk about that

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90% of models were wrong with not showing the rain in north jersey today. Kinda a shame. Good thing have no wedding or event today…

latest nam has over an inch…not sure about that but we’ll see..

in any case, very happy to be getting some rain. Just thought it was going to stay to our south. Proves why “now cast” is a thing 

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9 minutes ago, boxingdayblizzard said:

90% of models were wrong with not showing the rain in north jersey today. Kinda a shame. Good thing have no wedding or event today…

latest nam has over an inch…not sure about that but we’ll see..

in any case, very happy to be getting some rain. Just thought it was going to stay to our south. Proves why “now cast” is a thing 

Yep, kind of sucks with the timing.  Already have over 3 inches this week, so was hoping today would be dry.

Radar looks robust.

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40 minutes ago, boxingdayblizzard said:

90% of models were wrong with not showing the rain in north jersey today. Kinda a shame. Good thing have no wedding or event today…

latest nam has over an inch…not sure about that but we’ll see..

in any case, very happy to be getting some rain. Just thought it was going to stay to our south. Proves why “now cast” is a thing 

It's funny that for days the models showed the heavier rain missing to the south. 

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EWR top temps last 8 years

Year #1 #2 #3 #4 #5
2025 103° (Jun 24) 101° (Jun 23) 101° (Jun 25) 101° (Jul 29) 100° (Jul 8/25/30 tie)
2024 100° (Jun 21) 100° (Aug 1) 99° (Jun 23) 99° (Jul 16) 98° (Jun 26/Jul 15 tie)
2023 97° (Sep 6) 96° (Jul 27) 96° (Sep 7) 95° (Jul 12) 95° (Jul 28/Sep 5 tie)
2022 101° (Aug 9) 99° (Jul 1) 99° (Aug 8) 98° (May 31) 98° (Jul 12/Aug 4 tie)
2021 103° (Jun 30) 102° (Jun 29) 99° (Jun 28) 99° (Aug 13) 98° (Aug 12)
2020 96° (Jul 19) 96° (Jul 20) 95° (Jul 2) 95° (Jul 5) 94° (Jul 3)
2019 99° (Jul 21) 98° (Jul 20) 97° (Jul 19) 96° (Jul 5) 96° (Jul 22)
2018 98° (Jul 2) 97° (Aug 29) 96° (Aug 28) 95° (Jul 5) 95° (Jul 4)                                             

 

 

NYC

 

Year #1 #2 #3 #4 #5
2025 99° (Jun 24) 97° (Jul 29) 96° (Jun 23) 96° (Jun 25) 95° (Jul 30 / Jul 25 tie)
2024 95° (Aug 1) 95° (Jun 21) 94° (Jul 16) 93° (Jun 22) 93° (Jul 15 tie)
2023 93° (Sep 7) 93° (Sep 6) 93° (Jul 5) 92° (Sep 5) 92° (Jul 28 tie)
2022 97° (Aug 9) 96° (Jul 24) 95° (Jul 20) 95° (Jul 21) 94° (Aug 4)
2021 98° (Jun 30) 97° (Jun 29) 95° (Aug 13) 94° (Aug 12) 93° (Jul 8)
2020 96° (Jul 6) 94° (Jul 19) 93° (Jul 28) 93° (Jul 27) 93° (Jul 20)
2019 95° (Jul 21) 95° (Jul 20) 93° (Oct 2) 93° (Jul 17) 92° (Jul 30)
2018 96° (Jul 1) 95° (Jul 2) 94° (Aug 28) 93° (Sep 6) 93° (Jul 10 / Jun 30 tie)

 

LGA

Year #1 #2 #3 #4 #5
2025 101° (Jun 24) 100° (Jul 29) 99° (Jul 30) 99° (Jul 25) 99° (Jun 25)
2024 97° (Jul 16) 97° (Jul 15) 97° (Jun 21) 96° (Jul 31) 95° (Aug 1)
2023 96° (Sep 7) 95° (Jul 27) 94° (Jul 28) 94° (Jul 5) 93° (Sep 6)
2022 98° (Aug 9) 98° (Jul 24) 97° (Jul 23) 97° (Jul 21) 97° (Jul 20)
2021 100° (Jun 30) 98° (Aug 13) 98° (Aug 12) 98° (Jun 29) 96° (Jul 7)
2020 97° (Jul 28) 97° (Jul 27) 97° (Jul 20) 97° (Jul 19) 96° (Jul 30)
2019 100° (Jul 21) 99° (Jul 20) 95° (Oct 2) 95° (Jul 30) 95° (Jul 19)
2018 98° (Aug 28) 97° (Aug 29) 97° (Jul 10) 97° (Jul 1) 96° (Sep 6)



JFK:


 

Year #1 #2 #3 #4 #5
2025 102° (Jun 25) 102° (Jun 24) 96° (Jul 29) 95° (Jul 30) 93° (Jul 28)
2024 95° (Aug 28) 93° (Aug 1) 91° (Aug 2) 91° (Jul 31) 91° (Jun 25)
2023 93° (Sep 6) 93° (Sep 5) 92° (Sep 7) 92° (Jul 27) 91° (Jul 28)
2022 96° (Jul 24) 96° (Jul 23) 95° (Jul 22) 95° (Jul 20) 94° (Jul 19)
2021 94° (May 22) 93° (Aug 27) 92° (May 23) 91° (Aug 24) 91° (Aug 14)
2020 97° (Jul 20) 94° (Jul 27) 93° (Jul 28) 93° (Jul 26) 92° (Aug 27)
2019 99° (Jul 21) 99° (Jul 20) 95° (Oct 2) 93° (Jul 14) 91° (Jun 27)
2018 94° (Jul 1) 93° (Sep 4) 92° (Aug 30) 92° (Aug 29) 91° (Jul 2)


 

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A warming trend will commence tomorrow. June will conclude with above normal temperatures.

The guidance is increasingly suggesting the potential for extreme heat to open July. Some of the guidance suggests that the heat could rival that of early July 1966. Much of the region will likely experience its highest temperatures so far this summer. Baltimore, Newark, Philadelphia, and Washington, DC will all likely see the temperatures peak at or above 100°. Washington, DC could make a run at its all-time record of 106°. 

The ENSO Region 1+2 anomaly was +3.0°C and the Region 3.4 anomaly was +1.7°C for the week centered around June 17. For the past six weeks, the ENSO Region 1+2 anomaly has averaged +2.42°C and the ENSO Region 3.4 anomaly has averaged +1.22°C. The ongoing El Niño will continue to strengthen through the summer.

The SOI was -19.61 today. 

The preliminary Arctic Oscillation (AO) was +1.016 today. 

Based on sensitivity analysis applied to the latest guidance, there is an implied near 99% probability that New York City will have a warmer than normal June (1991-2020 normal). June will likely finish with a mean temperature near 73.3 (1.3° above normal). 

Supplemental Information: The projected mean would be 1.9° above the 1981-2010 normal monthly value. 

 

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