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One of the silver linings of crippling depression is staying home and not having to step out into the miserable heat. Now, if I can just figure out how to have crippling depression while working remotely I'll be golden.

I can guarantee rain here on Wednesday night. I plan on taking my car to the car wash on Wednesday morning to wash off all the dead bugs from my road trip to Niagara and the Finger Lakes this past weekend. Weather was mid to upper 80's and beautiful up there.

I mean...that's a TC to me. SHIPS has continued to get more aggressive with development, and now has this becoming our first major hurricane of the year in a few days when it reaches a more favorable environment. 97L is getting an upper level assist from a passing CCKW, but heat content and SSTs will significantly improve further west. That said, note the drier air ahead of it though. It may impact its ability to intensify despite its current IR display.

The next time Wiz complains about every swirl getting named by the NHC I'll just show him this. IR, surface obs, and sat wind estimates have had this a TC for a good portion of the day.

Gotta finalize but each winter lately has kinda slowly improved from disaster and I think that trend continues

I'm surprised it's drier there than 1965, 1966, 1993, 1999, 2002 and 2010. It's good to see 2010 still #1 for heat though.

2010 was such a magical historic summer

thats 1965, 1966 level (well close anyway).

that was an unexpected 90 at NYC, the dryness must be doing its magic there

it felt rather hot after 4 pm

How much snow before the inevitable changeover?

Rclab you are a mathematical marvel, you have a future in analytics my friend

gone on ggem

1944 redux would be fun

Great shots. Heading to Vermont tomorrow camping at Gifford Woods with the kids, Stowe toll road day trip planned for Tuesday, looks to be quite warm up top ?

it was coc. great day

On this ensemble at least looking at the players on the field the center of the high way out in the Eastern Atlantic would allow this to turn north or even continue westbound depending on high up north along the Eastern States. Now what is exactly going on along the east coast will tell the tale to where exactly this will go. I mean right now (and caveat is right now) there is quite a bit of blocking going on off the Mid-Atlantic and New England coasts the Carolinas by no means are out of the woods at this long lead or up into the Middle Atlantic and Northeast.

I really like using a “super ensemble” to visualize what’s being modeled, and Tomer has a great site that shows the trend over time.

I'm an Orioles/commanders fan so I have decades of sports misery. Growing up in the 80s I'm sure there's plenty of others my age that root for those 2 teams. That time frame between when the colts left and the Nats werent here yet.

What

While today got into the low 90s by me the seabreeze was furious in the late after and brought me down to a comfortable upper 70s by late afternoon/evening with dews not being out of control.

This applies to winter also

That’s what she said

Prolly.

Models and forecasts seem to be showing mid 80s to low 90s this coming week. Today was an out performer at least in my back yard. We'll see what happens