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I predict the hottest day of the year here will be September 11 (nothing to do with the anniversary of the 9-11 attack; just a coincidence) with a high of 105 F and a low of 74 F.
A low above 80 F happens here every 2 years. Evaporated water from the river makes it hard to cool down and increases humidity.
I never experienced real humidity until my first trip to Florida last September. It felt really odd to be so warm at midnight. With El Nino coming, we have a shot at some mild humidity here in August or September (highs in the 80s with lows in the upper 60s rather than upper 50s). I'm hoping we get our once a decade summer thunderstorm too.
Betting that DCA will max out at 98F, and its warmest low will be 80F to 82F; I would be surprised if there isn't an 80F low. IAD maybe dock off 1 to at most 3F off DCA's hottest reading due to the extra rain (which generally means higher soil moisture) there, and 75F for warm low.
'Hedging' a 92F/72F for PIT.
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Originally Posted by Adi from the Brunswicks
Hottest day will be August 2nd:
High 101 F
Low 87 F.
That's a very tall order out in the central NJ 'burbs, river or no; even EWR and LGA have a record warm minimum of 86F, alarmingly set/tied in Jul 2011 and Jul 2013, respectively.
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