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Low was 77.4F. Already back up to 87.4 with a 99F heat index.

Without a doubt. She was away last summer for this. Would have lost her mind Almost to the day a year ago. Back when we got storms here https://imgur.com/a/rrKpAz8#cKrHWER

Up to 88/72/95

I was as well, and elderly folks and INFANTS!?

Already back up to 86F after a low of 79F.

I'm amazed so many people went to this Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

West wind is great news for those of us who will be on the other side of Buzzards Bay.

This month is going to be a scorcher. We'll get some breaks in the higher heat/humidity...I mean we're at the mid-latitudes so fronts will be coming through but those breaks will be brief. Looks like we could get at least one day of 90's towards the end of next week (maybe two), then a front goes through and we drop off again (still seasonably warm) and then could be looking at another push of high heat/humidity

My buddy in central NJ hit 106

Been in the upper 90's the last 3 days, with high dews. Reel feels 115-120. This is the most humid month i have seen the last 3 years I have lived here. Its usually not prolonged like this in my area. More of the same the next couple weeks.

You have probably instilled all sorts of fear in her over any and all weather dangers.

Walking the dog and a bird fell dead out of tree almost hitting me Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

Really impressive and dangerous temperatures and heat indices yesterday and today. With the deep cold earlier this year we have to be close to some record disparities between various metrics in a calendar year. It’s about as hot as it gets and was about as cold as it gets ‘round these parts. hope the nam’s right and we get some thunderstorms out of this soup this evening

already 88/78 here as of now after a low of 80

Smart puppers! Dipped down to 77F overnight, sitting at 83F post time. Looks like another day of hibernation in the AC.

Heat Index almost 100° at 8am.

0.68" overnight with lots of lightning.

73 for the low here. Cooler than I would have liked. Currently 85.

S tier sleeping boomers

80 was the low. Disgusting

Muhlenberg Township Police Department · ·doSosetrnp740li8gfc6ti01267701879h0h40303i15m3cafcu2fug179il · Mass Casualty Incident Declared During Union Pacific Big Boy #4014 Event Muhlenberg Township, PA — July 2, 2026 On July 2, 2026, the Muhlenberg Township Police Department, in partnership with the Muhlenberg Ambulance Association and Muhlenberg Fire Company, provided public safety and emergency medical coverage for the scheduled arrival of Union Pacific Railroad’s historic steam locomotive, Big Boy #4014, at the Reading & Blue Mountain Railroad Outer Station, located at 3501 Pottsville Pike, Reading, Pennsylvania. The event drew an estimated crowd of several thousand spectators in addition to more than 900 passengers arriving aboard excursion railcars. Due to operational delays along the locomotive’s route, the anticipated arrival was postponed for more than one hour. During this period, outdoor temperatures reached approximately 106 degrees, creating hazardous conditions for attendees who had gathered at the site. Beginning shortly before the Big Boy steam engine’s arrival and continuing throughout the event, emergency responders treated a significant number of individuals suffering from heat-related illnesses and medical emergencies. Patients ranged in age from infants to elderly adults. As the number of medical incidents rapidly increased, a Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) was declared to facilitate the deployment of additional emergency resources. More than 100 individuals received medical treatment on scene, and 35 patients were transported to area hospitals for further evaluation and care. One patient suffered cardiac arrest and was successfully resuscitated prior to transport. The Muhlenberg Township Police Department was assisted by the Berks County Sheriff’s Office, Pennsylvania State Police, Reading & Blue Mountain Railroad Police, Berks County Department of Emergency Services, numerous fire departments, and EMS agencies from throughout Berks County and neighboring counties. Additional support was provided by Tower Health and BARTA through the deployment of cooling resources to assist affected individuals. The coordinated response by local, county, and regional public safety partners demonstrated the effectiveness of mutual aid cooperation and the commitment of emergency responders to protecting the public during a large-scale emergency incident. The Muhlenberg Township Police Department extends its sincere appreciation to every law enforcement agency, fire department, EMS provider, healthcare partner, business, organization, volunteer, and supporting agency that responded to or assisted during this event. Their professionalism, dedication, and willingness to work together played a critical role in ensuring the safety and well-being of those in attendance. Additional information will be released if warranted as the incident review process continues. Randall C. Hoover Chief of Police Muhlenberg Township Police Department This is nuts. Hope all have recovered.

84 at DCA! All-time record tied. IAD falls one short at 78.

Once again the GFS (6Z) is way too hot in the extended. Even if H5 reaches the near record high upper 590s as it has, highs on July 14-15th will not reach anywhere near as hot as this shows even with the drought:6Z GFS July 14th highs: for example 112 at SAV is loltastic as that’s compared to the 105 all-time hottest on record there back 155 years! 6Z GFS July 15th highs: also not going to happen

That place is in Harrisburg where he works at and runs 24/7 365 days a year and serves the public. My son said they expect less strain on the grid today as a lot of industries are closed today in observance of the 4th.