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Even if there was a huge heat spike in 1879 it's always about longevity. How long did that type of heat last in 1879. Today's heat is a combo of extreme highs + longevity. Nothing in recorded history comes close

Plenty of warm air coming. Ensembles show strong ridging in East.

Yeah but since Alaska is cold it's okay if the west is shattering all time highs by 8-10 degrees for multiple days. Also UHI or something is the cause because that definitely affects daytime highs

That's wild, it'd be like seeing 90s here right now.

Records are going to be smashed so fast everywhere when the Super Nino comes. Summer looks brutal with deadly fire season

Lots of delusional people out there.

Only a matter of time before we get some of those prolonged ridges here. Doesn't take much. Our first warm-up last week set record highs here and the earliest 80F at NYC.

Flagstaff had a higher temperature than their average July-August temperatures in March...crazy

That would give us 90F so no thanks

Beast of a squall line. Better than we see in summer storms

Practically zero instability is never a good sign for severe around here

Very active Monday likely. If we get higher dews/temps and more sun than forecast then wind/tornado threat goes way up

Terrifying if this verifies. We could see all time monthly records smashed by 8-10+ degrees

All time March records will be shattered. We're literally the cool bubble on an ocean of boiling water

EPS has us under the cool bubble