80/72 S/SW wind. Low clouds burning off and today starts the next surge of heat which briefly ended Friday. Onshore component to winds may keep coastal areas from 90 today. Sun - Wed widespread strong heat peaking Mon -PM Tue with 850MB temps pegged at 22C which with enough sun should translate to the upper 90s with EWR/LGA a shot at 100. 850s actually look highest on Tue but storms timing could limit max heating and Mon is the better bet for the hotter day right now. Recent deluge may prohibit 100 but dont think we are done with strong heat so perhaps not the last chance or hottest air of the season yet. By Tue and Wed heights are dropping ahead of a front so numerous storms are likely later Tue and perhaps Wed morning which would make Wednesday (7/29) the tossup day for 90s.
Beyond there drier cooler near normal Thu (7/30) and Fri (7/31). August looking to begin warm / humid and likely wetter than normal. US ridge shifts west to the Rockies to open the month with W. Atl Ridge shifting south with some weaknesses into the Mid West. W.AR does looks to migrate west with the Rockies ridge pushing into the plains again by the second week of August. Overall warm with no prolonged / strong heat the first week, which should feature chances of 90s. Hotter, stronger more sustained period looks possible by Aug 6th. TIme will tell as tropics ramp up and WAR steering storms towards the US..