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I use two ply in the morning I use two ply at night I use two ply in the afternoon It makes me feel alright I use two ply in time of peace Two ply in time of war I use two ply before I use two ply And then I use some more

My guess is it becomes a “mild down” like this past weekend. Late this week is going to suck. It’s tough trying to keep the birds cool…a lot easier dealing with -15° than 95°.

I'd like that, but good luck at 294hr.

Ugh RIP Bill Russell

I’ve got a couple on a handful of milkweed plants on the backside of my garage. I’m going to make a small area in the back yard next year that is all milkweed and wildflowers.

Marny Stanier almost left the board

Pretty good model consistency for a big heat day this Thursday. I keep waiting for the 850s to lessen, and they have, but that plume is still exceptionally warm. GFS and EC are around 22-23C near peak heating. We used to use that “add 17C” rule for hot summer days with 12z 850s and they’re running around 21C at that time. So that puts the hot spots around 38C at the sfc…ie 100F. So we’ll see if the potency of that plume survives out of the northern plains. If it is overdone there it’ll be overdone here.

Think my high was 78°. It was pretty breezy in the afternoon with lower dews. But yeah, it was warm…especially when the sun came out. We were mostly cloudy for most of the day though.

Is that kudzu on the right? None of that looks that bad. If that's overgrowth you'd cringe here. I've been letting milkweed run wild in the yard and the monarch caterpillars are loving it.

It’s almost 90° down there…wtf? lol

Pants tent airmass this afternoon

Not mowing

Hasn’t been too bad up here…near normal or a hair below.

Like Scoot said. Be careful because the convection can rob moisture.

Newark 118° Central Park 99°

Looks legit

Haves and have nots

Screwjob here

Barely missing everything so far

Spring Summer Fall Winter Final answer

I dissent on 106F....not on a couple of days of 95-100F.

Great summer so far. I'd take this every year.

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