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i'm willing to put money down that knyc reaches 90 saturday

you said the euro looks hot. Just for Saturday? I agree, Saturday looks warm. Otherwise, the big heat stays to the south and west on this run, AG3's text output confirms.

Whether its right or now, who knows, but gfs supports it.

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you said the euro looks hot. Just for Saturday? I agree, Saturday looks warm. Otherwise, the big heat stays to the south and west on this run, AG3's text output confirms.

Whether its right or now, who knows, but gfs supports it.

the gfs does not support the euro on friday.

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winds are almost due west for all of us. see the lee trof running from sne to the carolinas? the euro shows that feature hanging west of us and i think it's wrong

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the gfs does not support the euro on friday.

winds are almost due west for all of us. see the lee trof running from sne to the carolinas? the euro shows that feature hanging west of us and i think it's wrong

It supports it for surface temps. Look at raw text outputs and also surface temp maps.

GFS has almost identical high temps to the 12z euro for Thursday and Friday.

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The euro hasn't been that great of late correct? Might lean towards the Americans on this one....either way-should get a nice ring of fire storm setup somewhere out of this (more likely N and E of the city)

Temps were 2-3 degrees too warm at this time with the latest heat episode, they cooled prior to the event

With the flow around the heat ridge, we could be dealing with a lot of convective debris, convection itself, and the affects of Debbie. Too many variable to lock in epic heat.

89-91, sure, but 97-100+, no.

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Temps were 2-3 degrees too warm at this time with the latest heat episode, they cooled prior to the event

With the flow around the heat ridge, we could be dealing with a lot of convective debris, convection itself, and the affects of Debbie. Too many variable to lock in epic heat.

89-91, sure, but 97-100+, no.

I think the 95+ degree heat overspreads our area at one point for a day or 2. Could be Friday or could be Saturday, like the euro. But it's coming.

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upton is hot in the city for Fri and Sat....not bad out this way--mid 80's from Thursday-Monday

They have a high of 93 for Friday. They are taking the GFS/Euro blend. NAM has 101 degrees for Friday.

They are also not using the NAM for Thursday. NAM has low to mid 90's for Thursday and Upton is forecasting a high of 89.

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Upton's latest discussion says they are siding with the cooler GFS but they might need to bump up their forecast. And they are also confused with regards to the front placement (bolded part)...Tough, tough forecast for Upton to make:

A WARM FRONT APPROACHES THURSDAY NIGHT AND PASSES THROUGH FRIDAY

MORNING. A TRAILING COLD FRONT WILL SLOWLY APPROACH LATE IN THE DAY.

IT WILL BE MORE MUGGY IN THE WARM SECTOR FRIDAY...AND PERHAPS WITH A

SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM...BUT MAINLY IN THE AFTERNOON. GFS SHOWING

850 MB TEMPERATURES RISING UP TO 19-20C...AND THE ECMWF 21-22C.

CONSIDERING BOTH MODELS SHOW A FLAT FLOW ALOFT...WILL SIDE WITH

COOLER GFS IDEA...BUT THIS STILL PUTS INLAND SPOTS WELL INTO THE

90S. WITH SOME CLOUD COVER AND SEA BREEZE UNCERTAINTY...WILL BE

CONSERVATIVE WITH THE HIGH TEMPERATURE FORECAST AT THIS POINT...BUT

THIS MAY NEED TO BE BUMPED UP.

THE COLD FRONT IS PROGGED TO STALL OVER THE REGION LATE FRIDAY NIGHT

AND REMAIN OVER US UNTIL AT LEAST EARLY MONDAY MORNING BEFORE

SHIFTING SOUTH. BEST CHANCE FOR SHOWERS AND STORMS DURING THIS

PERIOD APPEARS TO BE FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY...BUT ONLY AT CHANCE

POPS. MUCH OF THE TIME THROUGH MONDAY WILL BE DRY HOWEVER. WITH THE

FRONT BEING STALLED OVER THE AREA...HIGH TEMPERATURE FORECAST

BECOMES PROBLEMATIC AS WIND DIRECTION BECOMES TRICKY AND CLOUD COVER

FORECAST IS UNCERTAIN. NORTH OF THE FRONT...TEMPS ALOFT DO NOT

SIGNIFICANTLY DROP OFF. SO IN ANY CASE...AREAS AWAY FROM ANY SEA

BREEZE INFLUENCE SHOULD END UP IN THE 90S THROUGH THE WEEKEND.

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0z Euro held serve with 12z for Thursday and Friday temps.

6z GFS got 1-2 degrees warmer.

6Z NAM is 100+ for Friday.

It's all about where the wind shift sets up. I don't think we'll know for sure until the day of honestly.

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