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  2. Cyg
    My town went ahead with their fireworks tonight despite the storm damage. My power ended up coming back on after about two hours, but I noticed most streets were out while heading downtown. Twigs and small branches were everywhere, and a couple streets were impassible with downed limbs and power lines. Needless to say turnout at the fireworks was pretty low.
  3. jm1220
    Yep, nailed twice today. This afternoon’s were pretty crazy, wind must have gusted to 50 where I’m staying. Quite a bit of tree/property damage around the city.
  4. nj2va
    Yeesh that’s brutal. 88/77 at our house in Alexandria at 1115. Just disgusting.
  5. michsnowfreak
    As I said, idk what happened at PIT but July 1977 had some brutal heat. However summers with brutal heat, regardless of the winter, are not uncommon in this area with our extreme seasons. But I do think spring 1977 gets lost in the shuffle. That was a very impressive and fast change from one of the coldest winters on record to one of the warmest springs.
  6. Stormchaserchuck1
    I don't think a Winter -EPO El Nino is impossible. Further north it's more random than the mid-latitudes and the historical analog composite is probably biased to +epo (same with +ao and +nao of super Nino's). The warmth is definitely winning the battles in 2026 so far, however.
  7. pazzo83
    11pm was 89/78 - close!
  8. michsnowfreak
    Detroit has now seen a temp range in 2026 from -10° to 97°. The DTX NWS range is -21° to 95°.
  9. rimetree
    95.2 for the max here. About a degree shy of yesterday's mark. Even slightly lower dews with that breeze made a world of difference in comfort level.
  10. BoulderWX
    Just getting cell service back. Still no power. Lots on damage and trees down in my yard and neighborhood.
  11. calculus1
    It’s just after 11 PM, and the outside temp IMBY is 82.4 F. This is so anomalous.
  12. michsnowfreak
    Clearly the east got the brunt of it. Im not as familiar with their summer climo so I really didnt follow where this would rank. Kind of surprised that none of their subs even have a thread for it.
  13. psv88
    Chicago getting crushed
  14. John1122
    Massive thunderstorm finally hit my area. Trees down, power out. It's miserable with the humidity being so high still. It rained 1.5 inches in about 45 minutes in the storm.
  15. pazzo83
    they literally almost tied it up right at the end for a 3rd time - just incredible effort.
  16. pazzo83
    DC just cancelled theirs for tomorrow.
  17. Typhoon Tip
    It is … … it’s physically impossible not to be causally related.
  18. Jebman
    National Weather Service. Okay folks, I Don't have a bone to pick with you guys after all. I looked at our regional page down here in the Austin region https://www.weather.gov/ewx/ You fine people at the Austin EWX NWS had a YEAR, an ENTIRE YEAR, to post a professional disco about the Kerrville Floods!! You did post one, at the top of the ewx page! THANKS! https://storymaps.arcgis.com/collections/bb1109cec58248fba33e459c4bf9852f
  19. NorthHillsWx
    Tomorrow many areas have a chance to go for the all time records. Let’s see them fall screw it at least make this pain historic
  20. Terrapinwx
    My PWS in Chesapeake Beach hit a HI of 136!! It’s probably a bit overdone, my station seems to run a few degrees higher than those around me after baking in the sun all day. But checking the surrounding PWS and they all got up to 99/84 around the same time. .
  21. canderson
    Yeah it’s absolutely miserable. The last two years we have had a hotter summer peak than Austin. Completely normal.
  22. MANDA
    Just got update from JCPL. For my area "estimated restoration times will not be available until tomorrow afternoon" This is not going to be a quick fix.
  23. Jns2183
    It's 88 with dewpoint of 71 Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  24. Avdave
    This heat today really got to me. Between sweating, feeling light headed at times and stomach was blah. I'm so done with this crap. It is useless and does no one any good. RDU did get a new record today at 101. My PWS got to 105.4, probably over done some but not too far off likely. I was just going through my pics when I lived in New Hampshire and that record snow season in 2008. This was at Franconia Notch in Feb 08. Gladly take half of this right now.
  25. cmillzz
    Give me a spring like 1977 next year please. Still remains the warmest on record in my city, even beating out 2012 (and by far the warmest May). Kinda doesn’t really make sense either as it was a complete outlier in an era that was dominated by cold seasons in general (not just winter). Wonder what led to that happening.
  26. cmillzz
    Strongest Niño on record with no precedence along with other competing factors and even some lingering niña-like effects. Wouldn’t be confident at all in making calls for the upcoming winter, especially at this juncture. Only confidence is that it’ll likely be very warm at times, and very statistically unlikely to be as cold as last winter in the East (even without taking ENSO into account).
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