[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by Öperator

If I had to go back to NC, thanks probably where I’d want to be, versus the middle of the state… I’m not a beach person but I’d take that over the center cities.

It’s my real estate / climate hedge.

[MTrumbo3]

Inland Empire in Southern California, it's hot and dry, really hot in the summer, cold in the winter, but pretty dry.

[M5Rick]

Expected high of 28C today after a few days of around 20C, plenty of sunshine so high factor sun screen recommended and a sun hat if out and about.

[Llarry]

After several days at 90F (32C) and up -- the hottest was 99F (37C) -- our temps are forecast to return to more temperate 80s. The llamas, the dog and we survived. It's still bone dry, though.

[Lady Jane]

We will be closing the clinic after lunch. I just need to make one house call . It's too hot and dangerous for elderlies to be travelling.

[Lady Jane]

Up early this morning for my run with Talii before the forecasted thunderstorms. At least now the temperature and humidex are bearable.

[Esteban]

Supposed to hit 100°F and 101°F this Saturday and Sunday. Woo-hoo!

[M_Six]

We're finally back to the normal once or twice a week rain day, so the drought threat is decreased. Lawns are green again. The temps and humidity have been tolerable. Not like last summer when it was unbearable. So far this year, no complaints.

[Llarry]

Daytime temps in the 70s today. Since I have insomnia, I'm up at oh-dark-thirty when the lows are mid/upper 40s. 90s coming next weekend, though.

Our rivers are snow melt and are C-O-L-D. Every year we have people who jump in on a 90 degree day and don't emerge.

[M5Rick]

Steady Eddie here with the temps at around 23C, perfect for tidying the garden and doing some repairs around the house.

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by Llarry

Daytime temps in the 70s today. Since I have insomnia, I'm up at oh-dark-thirty when the low are mid/upper 40s. 90s coming next weekend, though.

Our rivers are snow melt and are C-O-L-D. Every year we have people who jump in on a 90 degree day and don't emerge.

We have out own thrill seeking youths here who 'tombstone' with some killing themselves.

[freakystyly]

They're calling for scattered thunderstorms almost every day for the next 10 days...

[vreihen16]

We had rains approaching biblical proportions here on Sunday. My home weather station was reporting instantaneous rainfall rates of 4+ inches per hour at times. My storm total was 3.5" of rain on the tipping bucket and 3.9" of rain on the haptic sensor, and the airport across town reported 5+ inches. (Rain gauges have accuracy problems in heavy downpours.)

Many major roads are still closed on the southeast side of the county due to significant damage, including Storm King Highway (cliff road used in TV commercials), the Palisades Interstate Parkway, and roads around the USMA at West Point and Bear Mountain. Commuter rail on the other shore of the Hudson River is suspended due to track washouts.

Yesterday was sunny/humid and slightly below average, with some pop-up thunderstorms. Today is sunny/warm/dry, but we'll be back to hot with dank humidity by tomorrow.....





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[GarySL]

Foggy summer here, yesterday though it broke over the beach

[Esteban]

92°F right now, forecasted high today is 95°F. Got a new AC condenser during the early spring, glad I did. The old one was on its way out. New one is working hard right now and doing a good job of keeping the house cool.

[Lady Jane]

Currently, sandwiched between two approaching nasty little cells.

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

Currently, sandwiched between two approaching nasty little cells.


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I sort of know the feeling.

[JJ 911SC]

It was not very good, lots of down pour along with high wind.

10 miles to the East, they got a tornado that damage around 125 houses.

But nothing like the ones South of the borders.

https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/environmen...ario-1.6477984

[M5Rick]

Cooler temps and welcome rain today, glad I've done most of gardening and tidying.

Parts of Europe are suffering from the hottest weather in decades, nicknamed 'Cerberus' the heatwave has sent temps soaring to 48 C and another front coming in after that 'Charon'.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...continent.html

[Llarry]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

Cooler temps and welcome rain today, glad I've done most of gardening and tidying.

Parts of Europe are suffering from the hottest weather in decades, nicknamed 'Cerberus' the heatwave has sent temps soaring to 48 C and another front coming in after that 'Charon'.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...continent.html

48 C!? That's incredible! That's Arizona desert hot plus, Rick! I saw where Death Valley in the S. California desert was forecast for 130F (54 C) but it's not called Death Valley for nothing.

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by Llarry

48 C!? That's incredible! That's Arizona desert hot plus, Rick! I saw where Death Valley in the S. California desert was forecast for 130F (54 C) but it's not called Death Valley for nothing.

It sure is bad in countries like Spain,Italy and Croatia Llarry.
An uncle with his partner from Australia who is staying with us is planning a trip to Rome shortly but it's not putting him off !

[vreihen16]

We got another 1/2" of rain overnight, with flash flood warnings galore especially in the flood-damaged areas around West Point.

My 50-mile radar map thingy has been ticking constantly since yesterday afternoon for lightning strikes, and the forecast is for continued thundersorms all day today.....