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My station hit 103 between 4:30p and 5p today. Highest it's ever been. Wind was from the west at the time.

102 now at my station. Record high for my station after the earlier 101 reading.

Still holding on to 101 at my station but wind has veered to the SW.

Up to 101 at my station. Highest I've ever recorded. DP 72/ HI 112. Humidity a touch lower than yesterday.

99/73 HI 112 at my station. Westerly wind doing it's dirty work.

NW component to the wind doing it's work

83/75 HI 90 here. Will see how hot it gets before any sea breeze kicks in

Down to 92 after a high of 94 as the wind shifted more southerly. DP holding at 78. Heat index of 108 down from a high of 112 earlier today.

OKX still has not updated their AFD from 7:50am

80/71 here with dim sun shining through the cloud deck

.13 in the bucket so far at my station

NWS site forecast still showing 20% chance of rain this morning

67 in CPK at 8am with low-mid 50s along south shore of Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island. Temp at my location jumped from 57 to 64 as the wind shifted from SE to West.

Temp actually at the high for today right now at 72 degrees here.

Down 27 degrees from 81-54in 45 minutes here

21 degree drop in 30 minutes. 81-60. Impressive

17 degree drop in 15 minutes here. 81-64

Down 6 degrees from 81-75 in 5 minutes

Wind just shifted to the north here. Let’s see how much we drop

Radar shows the nw/se oriented front just about to Long Beach on the south shore. Raining over northeast Suffolk

Up to 83 here in Sheepshead Bay now. The high for the day. Back door cf making steady progress this way

Albany 38. Boston 36

Made it up to 82 before dropping back a degree to 81 now

Up to 72 at my station in Sheepshead Bay with a westerly wind.

From OKX AFD .NEAR TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/... Most of the showers with the passing warm front have lifted out of the area. Unseasonable warmth expected for most of the area today expect perhaps the forks of Long Island and far SE CT. Followed lead of earlier HRRR guidance, with deep mixing to 700-750 mb and W-WSW flow sustained up to 20 mph and gusting up to 30 mph promoting temps rising to the lower 80s from NE NJ and NYC and western Long Island, and rising well into the 70s across the rest of the CWA except perhaps SE CT and parts of the forks of Long Island, before a strong back door cold front sweeps across from the east late this afternoon into early this evening. Latest HRRR guidance is slower with this frontal passage and so is even warmer, with 80 degree readings up into the Hudson Valley and 70s across nearly the entire rest of the area except for coastal SE CT and the far ern forks of Long Island. Temps should drop suddenly after fropa on a gusty E flow late today into this evening. Temps will fall to the 40s across SE CT and ern Long Island and the 50s across SW CT and western Long Island by sunset, and into the 50s across the NYC metro area during the evening hours. Low temps will range from the upper 30s across ern sections to the mid 40s across NYC and NE NJ. Per CAM`s the front may spark a few showers and possibly a tstm mainly E of NYC via elevated instability after the front moves through, then some additional elevated shower/tstm activity should drift in from the west tonight. Low clouds also expected due to the sharpness of the frontal inversion, also some patchy fog in spots E-NE of NYC.