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Down to 59 with a 57 dew in Rochester breaking the 400 hour/16.6 day streak of temps above 60. The max was also just 69.
Ithaca ended up with a max/min of 64/59! It was certainly cool today as I needed a sweatshirt and it was overcast the whole day. It misted for a while but didn't really rain. The lake was incredibly warm though and it felt freezing coming OUT of the it not going INTO the it.
This summer has been more boring than watching the San Diego Padres at bat. Feel bad for you guys in Eastern NA, hopefully a nice big heatwave for the end of summer?
At this point, **** it. Bring on the fall. Let's have some front-loaded seasons for a change.
6am temps. Clear skies north of the front allowed for a nice drop off.
Nice gradient NYC southwards. NYC is a world away from here. 58° outside here. Mid 50s few minutes north of here. 65° in NYC. Low-Mid 50s Eastern Long Island. 40s in some spots in MA, NH, upstate NY.
National Weather Service words, not mine. Not just past 2-3 days. More of this coming again this weekend. And No humidity! Amazing for this time of year.
Quote:
National Weather Service Charleston WV
724 PM EDT Tue Jul 25 2017
Although there are differences in the specifics, models are in
very good agreement signaling an unseasonably strong low
pressure system and attending strong cold front dropping
southeast across the area for the later part of the work week.
Behind the front, an unusually cooler Canadian airmass moves in during Friday, but upper dynamics and
wraparound moisture from the upper low will keep showers and
storms going Thurday night and much of Friday, especially in
the north. Because of this, given the recent heavy rains,
flooding is also possible across the north Thursday night into
friday. So look for a dramatic weather change from Thursday to
Friday from very warm and humid to much cooler and damp.
.LONG TERM /SATURDAY THROUGH TUESDAY/...
As of 350 PM Tuesday...
The aforementioned upper low and wraparound rains lift out
early Saturday, with dry Canadian high pressure quickly taking
firm hold over the region for the weekend. Unusually dry air will now be the rule for this time of year, with a slow warming under summer time sunshine. Still, temperatures for the weekend will be below normal, especially at night with the drier air.
The heat index is forecast to reach 108-112F inland today which I believe would be the highest of the year. Today will also be the hottest day of the year for coastal areas with a heat index of 106F (as well as a high of 92F which would be the highest temperature of the year and the 5th day at or above 90F) being forecasted for Key Biscayne.
Our local NWS just issued a Heat Advisory for most of south florida, something I can't remember ever seeing before due to our summers generally being very consistent and un-extreme.
Edit: Apparently this is the first Heat Advisory issued for Miami-Dade country in eight years.
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Amazing for this time of year. 
