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The great July heat wave of 2013


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15 96 75 86 6 0 21 0.00 0.0 0 5.6 13 300 M M 3 18 340

16 96 80 88 8 0 23 0.00 0.0 0 7.1 16 350 M M 5 23 300

17 97 80 89 9 0 24 0.00 0.0 0 4.6 12 350 M M 5 15 360

18 95 80 88 8 0 23 1.04 0.0 0 5.7 24 50 M M 4 3 31 350

19 95 81 88 8 0 23 0.00 0.0 0 9.2 21 230 M M 4 8 25 180

20 94 80 87 7 0 22 0.00 0.0 0 9.9 18 220 M M 8 3 22 210

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Before it disappears, this is from LWX AFD 1029 AM EDT SUN JUL 21 2013:

YDA DCA BROKE THE RECORD FOR MOST CONSECUTIVE DAYS/NGTS WHERE THE

TEMP DIDN'T DROP BLO 80. RECORD IS NOW 5 ECLIPSING THE PRVS RECORD

SENT IN JUL 2011. THIS MRNG DCA SPENT 4 HRS W/ TEMPS IN THE U70S.

PRIOR TO 2011 THERE HAD NEVER BEEN A PD OF LONGER THAN 2 NGTS WHEN

THE LOW DIDN'T GET BLO 80.

ONE LAST "DC 80" FACT - THE EARLIEST RECORDED DATE WHEN THE TEMP

DIDN'T DROP BLO 80 IN DC WAS 7/20/1876.

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To be fair, every piece of guidance I looked at last night had m/u 80's. Only the RAP has hooked onto this l/m idea 90's today, and that only happened at 9z.

 

i didn't look y-day i guess. my friday forecast was u 80s to low 90s... then near 90 ahead. sometimes too much thought put into a late july cooldown. unless it's epic we're going to be "hot" probably.

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i didn't look y-day i guess. my friday forecast was u 80s to low 90s... then near 90 ahead. sometimes too much thought put into a late july cooldown. unless it's epic we're going to be "hot" probably.

I'm very glad we are past peak heat. Starting on the 23rd average highs go back to 88. Doesn't count for much I guess but at least each day means another day that the heat gets a tiny bit more battered down by climo. 

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I'm very glad we are past peak heat. Starting on the 23rd average highs go back to 88. Doesn't count for much I guess but at least each day means another day that the heat gets a tiny bit more battered down by climo. 

yeah .. certainly doubt we'll have another 5 day stretch like that at least. 97 for a max annual temp is still a bit low so hard to say we can't threaten that, but it doesn't seem we will for now...

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5% wind introduced per SPC... localized damaging wind due to precip loading and moderately large CAPE

 

nam4k death blob a bit early?  half of the runs kept it south but looks like it would at least clip dc.

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yeah .. certainly doubt we'll have another 5 day stretch like that at least. 97 for a max annual temp is still a bit low so hard to say we can't threaten that, but it doesn't seem we will for now...

I personally cannot wait for the low dewpoints and highs in the low 70s. 

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i didn't look y-day i guess. my friday forecast was u 80s to low 90s... then near 90 ahead. sometimes too much thought put into a late july cooldown. unless it's epic we're going to be "hot" probably.

 

exactly, weather news tends to hype the heatwave and then hype the cool down. MA summers are either hot or less hot most of the time.  very rarely dry DP wise, too much moisture this summer to see dramatic drop in DP's ? until sept oct?. 

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