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June likely to come in with a summer-like scorch


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Its not really a southern gradient. Its a west to east gradient. Areas close to water, like NYC, only reached 90 one time.

Earthlight, Forky and Isotherm dont get affected by south winds (only east winds affect them) and have reached 90 at least 4-5 times.

Actually I've only hit 90 once before today (on June 1st, 92.4), the other days were 85-89.

Currently 90.0 now for my 2nd 90F day. Hot as hell with a dew point of 70.

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I kid you not, I just met a girl in long branch who is into meteorology. totally smokin. she saw me looking at the mycast weather app and asked about it.

boom.

You'll really know if she's into meteorology if you can talk to her for hours about the snow in the middle of the summer.

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I kid you not, I just met a girl in long branch who is into meteorology. totally smokin. she saw me looking at the mycast weather app and asked about it.

boom.

Did you tell her that you want to teach her how to bronze at your private spa? That would've been auto win right there.

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Actually I've only hit 90 once before today (on June 1st, 92.4), the other days were 85-89.

Currently 90.0 now for my 2nd 90F day. Hot as hell with a dew point of 70.

Notched my first 90 today...

90.6/74, brutal here in Westchester. Glad to be back in the A/C classrooms for the afternoon courses.

Luckily, 12z GFS shows a cooler regime with showers dominating this weekend into Monday, and then a 570dm block developing over Central/Western Canada that keeps the heat ridge away for a while.

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Notched my first 90 today...

90.6/74, brutal here in Westchester. Glad to be back in the A/C classrooms for the afternoon courses.

Luckily, 12z GFS shows a cooler regime with showers dominating this weekend into Monday, and then a 570dm block developing over Central/Western Canada that keeps the heat ridge away for a while.

I can see that not coming to fruition. The furnace is on full blast right now.

The weekend does look spectacular though temp-wise.

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Notched my first 90 today...

90.6/74, brutal here in Westchester. Glad to be back in the A/C classrooms for the afternoon courses.

Luckily, 12z GFS shows a cooler regime with showers dominating this weekend into Monday, and then a 570dm block developing over Central/Western Canada that keeps the heat ridge away for a while.

this heat wave didn't show up until it was within day 6

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Notched my first 90 today...

90.6/74, brutal here in Westchester. Glad to be back in the A/C classrooms for the afternoon courses.

Luckily, 12z GFS shows a cooler regime with showers dominating this weekend into Monday, and then a 570dm block developing over Central/Western Canada that keeps the heat ridge away for a while.

Everyone's lawn looks like its mid August right now, not early June. I haven't had more than 0.5" of rain since mid May, and if we don't get some significant precip soon, we'll be rapidly heading into a drought. Haven't looked beyond this heat wave, but is the stalled front still in the cards for Fri-Mon?

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I can see that not coming to fruition. The furnace is on full blast right now.

The weekend does look spectacular though temp-wise.

It may not happen, GFS looks a little extreme with 570dm heights up to the Yukon. It's pretty certain though that the heat ridge is going to retreat to the SW for a while as we move into more normal conditions. 70s to low 80s this weekend with the occasional shower, then some cool/dry weather as we get into next week.

this heat wave didn't show up until it was within day 6

Yeah, with the SOI being positive again and strong trade winds, I wouldn't be surprised if we went into a warmer than normal summer regime for a while if the Nina does indeed try to make a comeback. We've still seen slight ENSO warming in the last week, but perhaps if it flips back towards Nina we get a heat wave while lower heights return to the Arctic?

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Notched my first 90 today...

90.6/74, brutal here in Westchester. Glad to be back in the A/C classrooms for the afternoon courses.

Luckily, 12z GFS shows a cooler regime with showers dominating this weekend into Monday, and then a 570dm block developing over Central/Western Canada that keeps the heat ridge away for a while.

Also, I doubt the cooler regime will last more than a few days. Heat ridge should balloon back NE thereafter.

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