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Mid July SNE Torch en route!


HoarfrostHubb

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98 at ORH? What's their all-time record high? I was thinking more along the lines of 93-94 for this event.

The current site hit 99F in September of 1953 of all months. Its only ever gotten to 98F one other time and that was in June 1952. Last year hit 96F during that heat wave which was the first time it had gotten that warm since 1975.

The 1991 heatwave got to 95F here. I haven't really checked to see if this setup is perfectly favorable for that here. If we can get enough W component to the wind then we have a shot. But its almost impossible to break 95F here unless you have a W or NW flow.

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This is going to one of if not the all time hottest wx we've ever seen

Sounds like you guys are excited about the heat too :) Based on what John said about the NAM, it looks like we could hit 104-106 here during peak heating on Friday.

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The current site hit 99F in September of 1953 of all months. Its only ever gotten to 98F one other time and that was in June 1952. Last year hit 96F during that heat wave which was the first time it had gotten that warm since 1975.

The 1991 heatwave got to 95F here. I haven't really checked to see if this setup is perfectly favorable for that here. If we can get enough W component to the wind then we have a shot. But its almost impossible to break 95F here unless you have a W or NW flow.

It's crazy that was the longest heatwave of recorded history at NYC and it was in late August and early September with a peak temp of 102 in September! Is there any way you can extrapolate how hot that would have been around here had it happened in July, Will?

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This is going to one of if not the all time hottest wx we've ever seen

Yes, but usual Heat ( hot) weather yields about 91 or 92 at ORH. this time I'll go with 95 at ORH.

Also, PVD gets some Narragansett Bay contamination unless flow is more WNW there. Therefore, 99/100 is my call there.

BOS 100/81

BDL 101/77

CON 100/79

Pete 91/67

Dave 95/74

Kev 97/77

KGAY 100/78

Jerry 100/80

Will 94/76

more later

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Be careful with all your 100 calls.... They just don't fall that liberally around here as something more often than not will permute the system enough to f it up.... Just look at the upper MW near the boundary of the ridge and westerlies... They've got heat warn/advisories there too and are failing each day because of thunderstorm complexes. Could very easily run into that issue here -

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Case in point:

WED NIGHT...

WARM NIGHT GIVEN INCREASING SW WINDS AND CLIMBING DEW PTS. DRY

WEATHER SHOULD PREVAIL BUT HAVE TO WATCH A JET IMPULSE RACING

ACROSS THE ST LWRN RVR VLY WHICH COULD TRIGGER AN MCS OVERNIGHT

INTO EARLY THU ACROSS NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND...POSSIBLY EXTENDING

INTO SOUTHERN NH AND/OR NORTHERN MA.-- End Changed Discussion --

Supposin' it did ... how much debris lasts until 11:30am and pretty much 86's Kevin's Thursday outlook -

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Sounds like you guys are excited about the heat too :) Based on what John said about the NAM, it looks like we could hit 104-106 here during peak heating on Friday.

I think everyone is very excited about this..I haven't seen this much excitement since the back to back and belly to belly blizzards we had in Jan.

It's full frontal nudity for the next 5 days at least

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I think everyone is very excited about this..I haven't seen this much excitement since the back to back and belly to belly blizzards we had in Jan.

It's full frontal nudity for the next 5 days at least

24 people in this thread vs 450-500. :lol:

We had a couple hundred in the June 1st tornado outbreak thread.

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Weatherwiz might be grazing.

He might be coming there looking for the other kind of "grass"

this is more like 90s style heat-- like what we had in 1991, 1993, 1995, 1999.... I think it will be a shock to the system for a lot of people; even though we remember last summer well, we never had heat indices like what we are going to get later this week.... I dont think we even had a 110 heat index last summer and it's progged to be around 120 up here on Friday.

Here are the Philly numbers from July 15, 1995....

http://classic.wunde...eq_statename=NA

The high was 103 and the max DP was 83.... but that occurred when the actual temp was 98. The dew point was "only" 77 when the high temp of 103 was reached, but jumped up to 82 the following hour when the temp was 102:

12:00 PM 98.1 °F 82.9 °F 62% 29.90 in 3.0 miles ESE 4.6 mph - N/A Drizzle

1:00 PM 99.0 °F 81.0 °F 56% 29.89 in 3.0 miles SSW 8.1 mph - N/A Drizzle

2:00 PM 100.9 °F 81.0 °F 53% 29.87 in 3.0 miles WSW 10.4 mph - N/A Drizzle

3:00 PM 102.9 °F 77.0 °F 44% 29.86 in 4.0 miles WSW 11.5 mph - N/A Drizzle

4:00 PM 102.0 °F 82.0 °F 53% 29.85 in 3.0 miles SW 13.8 mph - N/A Drizzle

5:00 PM 100.9 °F 82.0 °F 55% 29.84 in 3.0 miles SW 12.7 mph - N/A Drizzle

6:00 PM 100.0 °F 81.0 °F 54% 29.82 in 3.0 miles WSW 12.7 mph - N/A Drizzle

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