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Looks like a 93-94 Camry? Fix the window and send it another 400,000mi.

A beautiful Good Friday to all! Today will be our warmest day in 2 weeks. We should see temperatures touch 70 degrees today and even warmer tomorrow with some spots hitting 80 degrees. We cool back to near normal in the mid 60's on Easter Sunday before we warm back up into the low 70's by mid-week. Our next rain chances look to arrive by Monday night.

A beautiful Good Friday to all! Today will be our warmest day in 2 weeks. We should see temperatures touch 70 degrees today and even warmer tomorrow with some spots hitting 80 degrees. We cool back to near normal in the mid 60's on Easter Sunday before we warm back up into the low 70's by mid-week. Our next rain chances look to arrive by Monday night.

Members 12.3k Location:NYC-NJ Posted 16 minutes ago Records: Highs: EWR: 93 (2002) NYC: 96 (1976) LGA: 91 (1976) JFK: 86 (2002) Lows: EWR: 32 (1943) NYC: 25 (1875) LGA: 35 (2014) JFK: 35 (2003) It's amazing how the heat in 2002 in April coincided with 1976 but the summers were radically different (even though both were followed by el ninos the following winter). 35 for a low on this date in 2003 is pretty shocking for JFK April 1875 which we've talked about before was a real outlier.... and wow a dust devil in MA? 1957 - A dust devil near Dracut MA lifted a small child three feet into the air, and rolled two other children on the ground. Fortunately none of the three were hurt. The dust devil was accompanied by a loud whistling sound as it moved westward. (The Weather Channel)

31 this morning. Undoubtedly the last freeze until the fall. Decently late

the ring of fire getting established this week. 1993 had a similar pattern to this, record flooding in St Louis, historic heat for us.

Yes that's a good point it would be funny if JFK had more 90 degree days lol.

Will it be closer to 20 because it won't be that hot or because Central Park is notorious for recording many 89 degree days while everyone else is in the 90s?

My course opened yesterday. I was able to get 6.5 holes in. After a double, double start I made back to back pars before three-putting for a couple of bogeys. It was windy and cold but I was happy to be out.

Probably Evansville, WI. Credit: “Jordan”

A shift to dry the past week and going into next

Yes. It warmed up quick. 56 degrees at 9:20 am

Records: Highs: EWR: 93 (2002) NYC: 96 (1976) LGA: 91 (1976) JFK: 86 (2002) Lows: EWR: 32 (1943) NYC: 25 (1875) LGA: 35 (2014) JFK: 35 (2003) Historical: 1880 - More than two dozen tornadoes were reported from Kansas and Arkansas to Wisconsin and Michigan. More than 100 persons were killed, including 65 persons at Marshfield MO. (David Ludlum) 1906 - A severe earthquake shook San Francisco, and unusual easterly winds spread fires destroying the city. (David Ludlum) 1944 - California experienced its worst hailstorm of record. Damage mounted to two million dollars as two consecutive storms devastated the Sacramento Valley destroying the fruit crop. (The Weather Channel) 1957 - A dust devil near Dracut MA lifted a small child three feet into the air, and rolled two other children on the ground. Fortunately none of the three were hurt. The dust devil was accompanied by a loud whistling sound as it moved westward. (The Weather Channel) 1970 - Rapid City, SD, received a record 22 inches of snow in 24 hours. (17th-18th) (The Weather Channel) 1987 - Thirty-one cities in the central U.S. reported record high temperatures for the date, including International Falls MN with a reading of 88 degrees, and Bismarck ND with a high of 92 degrees. A sharp cold front produced high winds in the western U.S. Winds in Utah gusted to 99 mph at the Park City Angle Station, and capsized a boat on Utah Lake drowning four persons. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data) 1988 - Afternoon and evening thunderstorms produced large hail and damaging winds in the southeastern U.S. A strong (F-2) tornado severely damaged seventeen mobile homes near Bainbridge GA injuring three persons. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data) 1989 - Thunderstorms produced large hail and damaging winds in Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. A thunderstorm in Pecos County of southwest Texas produced wind gusts to 90 mph at Imperial. (Storm Data) (The National Weather Summary) 1990 - Heavy snow blanketed the west central valleys and southwest mountains of Colorado with up to 18 inches of snow. Nine cities from the Mid Mississippi Valley to the Middle Atlantic Coast Region reported record low temperatures for the date, including Fort Wayne IND with a reading of 23 degrees. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data)

I hope you all are aware that websites we access are slowly decreasing. RCC's stopped today. This, because of government funding reduction.

Evansville, WI, about 15 mi south of Madison. Credit: “Jared”

55 / 32 sunny. Mid 70s today. Warmer tomorrow but clouds get in the way so stuck in low 80s at best in the warmer spots. Front is mainly dry and cools us off for Easter but a pleasant low 60s. Overall warmer week ahead and drier with up to 0.25 inches of rain. Ridge into the east to close the month, turning the negative departures plus.

Vegetation will really pop now with the warmth and sun

Yes, it's still April lol... what I do like is no more cut off lows and days of rain, maybe that noreaster changed the pattern finally?

so closer to a normal summer for us then

Maybe this means that we will have an el nino next winter, some of our hottest summers are after el ninos 1966, 1977, 1980, 1983, 1995, 2010 are some examples.

Yep, looking warmer since we should have westerly flow for now. Have to always be aware of the turn on a dime to gunk with easterly wind this time of year though.

Yes I see 70s are forecast for all of next week after Monday so the warm season is definitely taking over now.

Low of 48, looks like that will be our last 40's for awhile. Possibly a long while.

SVR warning is now destructive in Waukesha County

Storms were pretty intense this morning. Tons of cloud to ground lightning. Had 1” hail with the cells that formed behind the main bow