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It Really Was a Heat Wave II (unless it wasn't, in which case it was weak sauce)- - Obs and Disco Late June/Early July 2012


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Torch enroute...these highs in the 70-75F range and lows in the 50s will continue killing New Englanders in the epic heat sink of 2012.

Saturday Night and Sunday

Partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 50s. Highs in the lower 70s.

Sunday Night and Monday

Mostly clear. Lows in the mid 50s. Highs in the lower 70s.

Monday Night and Tuesday

Partly cloudy. A 30 percent chance of showers. Lows in the mid 50s. Highs in the mid 70s.

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All models have a cool down. It's not 60s obviously, but probably 75-85 stuff for most of the week and 50s-60s for lows. Low humidity. It will turn warmer and possibly wetter by the following weekend.

We shall see.

ITs hot out here on the sand today!~

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We shall see.

ITs hot out here on the sand today!~

Happy 4th! Enjoy the beach.

I could see this next week coming in warm down in your area...with tapered departures to normal or below as you move north.

Models seem to show a decent H85 thermal gradient across New England from north to south. Hopefully a pattern where you can enjoy your mid/upper 80s beach weather while it's great hiking/biking up here in the low/mid 70s.

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Forky likes to reference its temp, but I don't think he lives at the terminal.

The 108F from last July is still tough to believe...but TTN was 106F so who knows?

100F doesn't even seem like a big deal lately since so many locations over the last 2 years have been eclipsing the 40C 2m barrier. If you're not making a run for 105-110F you're not trying.

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The 108F from last July is still tough to believe...but TTN was 106F so who knows?

100F doesn't even seem like a big deal lately since so many locations over the last 2 years have been eclipsing the 40C 2m barrier. If you're not making a run for 105-110F you're not trying.

That same day, BOS hit 103 for their hottest day in 85 years which I thnk goes back to before Logan was used mening it's more remarkeable. So 108'may be a tick or 2 hgh that day for EWR but it's in the ballpark.

This summer is much more typical of what one expects to experience in this area. Lately it's been warm but not extreme by any means.

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That same day, BOS hit 103 for their hottest day in 85 years which I thnk goes back to before Logan was used mening it's more remarkeable. So 108'may be a tick or 2 hgh that day for EWR but it's in the ballpark.

This summer is much more typical of what one expects to experience in this area. Lately it's been warm but not extreme by any means.

That's how this month plays out I think. Virtually positive it is above normal, but any big prolonged heat stays west. Doesn't mean we won't have a day or two in the low to mid 90s, but I could see a lot of 85-90 stuff for our area.

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Looking at EWR they are almost unusable when it comes to temps. They stick out like a sore thumb and are probably severely affected by the tarmac.

the asos is as far away from the tarmac as any of the other airport asos sites in the area

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Just an absolutely perfect 4th of July. So so sweet. It's too bad some cynical urban types aren't in touch with their American roots. It's getting dark and it's almost time for DIY pyrotechnics.

Not a brother in the crowd. Looked like a John Birch rally.

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