90°F(32°C) or Warmer Days in 2015 (locations, Kansas, Washington)

[tommyFL]

58 days

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

The entire Uk has seen 35C/95F+ temps only 18 times since 1959.

Chicago/MDW has seen 35C/95F 548 times since 1928.

Originally Posted by Glacierx

Phoenix has reached 35C/95F 548 times in just the past 12 months!

Originally Posted by Craziaskowboi

Pittsburgh has had only 56 days of 95°F temperatures since 1960,

Boston 195 days of 95°F+ since 1948

Bridgeport, CT 77 days of 95°F + since 1948

NYC 275 days of 95°F + since 1948.

Washington DC 614 days 95°F+ since 1948

NYC 463 days of 95°F+ since 1876

[Cambium]

July 28, 2015

NYC hit 95° today.
Philly, Hartford(BDL), Albany, Poughkeepsie hit 93°. Pittsburgh 92°.
Burlington, Bridgeport & White Plains 90°

[Craziaskowboi]

Officially 92°F in Pittsburgh today, which makes this the hottest day in Pittsburgh since July 26, 2012. Here's the round-up of all major Northeastern and Midwestern metropolitan areas today:


100°F - St. Louis
95°F - New York
94°F - Kansas City
94°F - Washington DC
93°F - Philadelphia
92°F - Cincinnati
92°F - Hartford
92°F - Indianapolis
92°F - Pittsburgh
91°F - Baltimore
91°F - Chicago
91°F - Columbus
90°F - Detroit
89°F - Buffalo
89°F - Cleveland
89°F - Providence
89°F - Rochester
86°F - Boston
86°F - Milwaukee
84°F - Minneapolis/St. Paul


Also noteworthy is that Fort Wayne, Grand Rapids, Toledo and Youngstown all joined the 90°F club today.

[chicagogeorge]

Highs yesterday

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Boston 195 days of 95°F+ since 1948

Bridgeport, CT 77 days of 95°F + since 1948

NYC 275 days of 95°F + since 1948.

Washington DC 614 days 95°F+ since 1948

NYC 463 days of 95°F+ since 1876

Hey Cambium how did you get these calculations?


Also, it's interesting that Chicago (Midway) gets THAT many more 95F+ days then NYC

[nei]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

Hey Cambium how did you get these calculations?


Also, it's interesting that Chicago (Midway) gets THAT many more 95F+ days then NYC

I'm more surprised why Bridgeport is so much lower than Boston and NYC. I would have expected Bridgeport to be a bit higher than Boston and a bit lower than New York City

[tommyFL]

Originally Posted by nei

I'm more surprised why Bridgeport is so much lower than Boston and NYC. I would have expected Bridgeport to be a bit higher than Boston and a bit lower than New York City

Probably Cambium screwing with the data to make it seem cooler...

Not unlike the blow torch the NWS were holding over the Central Park station when it 90

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

Hey Cambium how did you get these calculations?


Also, it's interesting that Chicago (Midway) gets THAT many more 95F+ days then NYC

NowData. National Weather Service Climate

Originally Posted by nei

I'm more surprised why Bridgeport is so much lower than Boston and NYC. I would have expected Bridgeport to be a bit higher than Boston and a bit lower than New York City

That was my shock.. I didn't think BDR would be 250%+ more than NYC.

Originally Posted by tommyFL

Probably Cambium screwing with the data to make it seem cooler...

ROFLMAO. That was a good one. Call me AAON (opposite of NOAA) LOL

[Wildcat15]

Just recorded #10 at LEX. 90° right now. And with a dewpoint of 75, the heat index is 100F.