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Only 83 f here in wildwood... even during the heat wave back inland, that would be below Philadelphia or my area of sjs average high for this calendar date
Last night's rain totals. Some locals got 5" in less than one hour
Might get another round in a couple of hours
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Originally Posted by Jakobsli
So C.George you can enjoy proper summer warmth. Or has it become too much?
Temps are perfect, but these dew points are almost unbearable even for me.... I think 70-72F/21-22C dew points are good enough. A 28C dew point with 32C+ temps is pushing it....
National Weather Service New York NY
214 PM EDT SUN JUL 24 2016
The hottest airmass of the season builds into the region on Monday.
Surface dewpoints will climb into the lower 70s. With highs in the
upper 90s across NYC and most of NE NJ, the heat index will range
from 105-110.
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A cold front approaches during the day Monday. Scattered showers
and thunderstorms will develop over far NW zones and spread east
during the afternoon and evening. MUCAPE values will range from
2000-3000 J/kg. Inverted-V forecast sounding indicate potential
for gusty and potentially damaging winds. PWATs will be over 2",
and heavy rainfall is possible as well.
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High pressure builds in from the
west on Tuesday with slightly cooler and less humid conditions. Highs will top off in the low to mid 90s in/around NYC and in the
upper 80s to low 90s elsewhere. Dewpoints will be in the low 60s.
Heat indices will be in the low to mid 90s.
KRDU can't seem to hit 96, but it's managed to hit 95 a total of five times. I wish we'd either hit upper 90s or drop into the 80s, but neither seems in the forecast for the near future.
KRDU can't seem to hit 96, but it's managed to hit 95 a total of five times. I wish we'd either hit upper 90s or drop into the 80s, but neither seems in the forecast for the near future.
Boston got 4 in a row of 90s. Believe it or not, 8 is the most. Who flipped the switch??
Man, Chicago got slammed with thunderstorms over the few days. I heard that downtowns can induce thunderstorm development and a downtown as big as Chicago, I am not surprised. Also, Lake Michigan being a factor. Warm air from the west clashing with cooler Lake Michigan air.
Rockford was the hot spot in Northeast Illinois today hitting 98F, dew point was 76F at the time
That station had a dew point which peaked above 80 degrees.
Friday Rain comes from NW, disappears before getting here.
Saturday Rain comes from the North and disappears over MA
Now rain coming from the West ... lets guess what will happen.
Pittsburgh, DuBois, Altoona, State College all those areas got rain today and it's moving West but I already see it weakening and evaporating. WTF
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