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The sizzlecuse heat having no problem hoping on 81 and riding north lol Already 87° as of noon.. Forecast high is 90° which is the only one forecasted during this stretch..The good thing is it will be short lived as we head back towards normal wed through sat..

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3 hours ago, BuffaloWeather said:

The min last night was 77 in BUF. These overnight lows have been so high compared to average.

Was on pace to set the record for the warmest minimum temp for the entire month of June, but we’re dropping off to quick this evening.  Already down to 79 at 8pm.  Didn’t drop below 80 until after midnight last night. 

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A B.C. heat wave is shattering temperature records and meteorologists expect the weather to get even hotter over the next couple of days. 

Lytton, B.C., broke the record Sunday afternoon for the hottest temperature ever recorded in Canada with a measurement of 46.1 C, according to Environment Canada.

The previous record high temperature for the country was 45 C, set in Saskatchewan in July 1937. 

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36 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

Still 77° here, forecast tomorrow is only 83° lol Previously it was 87°.. I've noticed it's a "West" wind now instead of out of the south.. We'll see..

If it comes out of the south tomorrow and down those hills, I can easily see the Cuse hitting 90 again. 

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14 hours ago, BuffaloWeather said:

Lytton, BC.

Data as per Environment Canada: 46.6C/116F.

https://twitter.com/ECCCWeatherBC/status/1409306438074310661?s=20

Canada just broke its ALL TIME record high by 3 degrees...Mind blowing stuff.

How anomalous is the HP over Canada? I'm guessing that's the culprit. And how does one attribute this specific event to global warming? Isn't this event 99% tied to timing and pattern? Just like the dust bowl, hurricane Sandy, and other anomalous events? I would say increased frequency of the same event over time would be a good indicator, though.

Roger Smith's discussion here provides a good perspective: 

 

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Although dampening, the mid level trough that has been nearly
stationary across the Upper Midwest for the last several days will
finally move across the eastern Great Lakes Wednesday. The
corresponding mid level height falls and associated surface front
with encounter and humid and increasingly unstable airmass across
the region resulting in a more widespread risk for showers and
thunderstorms. Locally heavy rainfall with thunderstorms will be a
concern with precipitable water value 2-3 standard deviation above
normal. Shear profiles and instability do not look overly impressive
likely keeping severe weather threat very low but not zero.

&&

.LONG TERM /THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/...
Rather unsurprisingly...the medium range guidance continues to
exhibit notable discrepancies in the handling of an upper level
trough projected to drop southeastward across the Great Lakes region
late in the week and over the Independence Day weekend...with
notable differences still seen with respect to its positioning...
timing...and whether it eventually truly closes off.

With this in mind...have once again undercut NBM precip chances for
this period...with generally chance PoPs indicated save for some
likelies across interior sections on Thursday...in tandem with a
passing weak frontal boundary. Enough instability should still be
around to warrant a chance of thunder on Thursday with mainly just
plain rain showers thereafter...though daytime heating of the
progressively cooler airmass aloft could still yield an isolated
afternoon storm or two each of the following three afternoons.

What does appear more likely is that temperatures and humidity
levels will gradually trend downward through at least Saturday...
with daytime highs largely settling back into the mid 70s...and
nighttime lows mostly dipping back into the much more comfortable
upper 50s and lower 60s.
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5 minutes ago, TugHillMatt said:

It was achieved even before noon. Like I've said this year, add 5 degrees to whatever is being forecasted for Sizzlercuse.

We should start a petition to rename Syracuse to Sizzlercuse. Instead of being known for 10 feet of snow a year it can be known as Phoenix of the northeast. BTW, today is the 10th day with a maximum temperature of 90 or greater. 

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