Hottest day of the year, so far (92°, so it will get worse), and himid, as well. I only went out briefly, to knock down a newly started wasp nest, over my mailbox. I looked all around for more, and there was one in my rain gauge - same place I knocked one out of about a week ago! Supposed to be cooler tomorrow, but rainy.

60 degrees this morning June 11th, Woohoo!

Hot, and humid, heat index around 100F

12:30 pm, 88 degrees, feels like temperature 87, dewpoint 53 degrees. June 11th, 13 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. This just doesn’t normally happen here in mid June.

Jet winds are stable over North Africa, so the moist air from the northern Atlantic has a free reign. It's been raining for the last month, and will continue doing so for some time yet. Fun meteo fact: Belgrade has more precipitation an average than both London and Paris.

we have weather whiplash going on.

arnorrian wrote: ↑Sun Jun 14, 2020 2:10 pm Jet winds are stable over North Africa, so the moist air from the northern Atlantic has a free reign. It's been raining for the last month, and will continue doing so for some time yet. Fun meteo fact: Belgrade has more precipitation an average than both London and Paris.

You're welcome!
Nice map btw. Puts the north atlantic where it belongs.... right in the middle.

And yes, it's raining here again too.

Is it just me, or is the moon exceptionally bright tonight?

Dewpoints staying in the mid and upper 70s means warm nights. Getting enough of a sea breeze to remain around 90 during the afternoon. Nothing atypical. Getting dry again.

Comet Neowise is supposedly visible to the naked eye this month and may grow. Low in the morning sky until july 11th and then in the evening sky thereafter.

Don't think my tomatoes are going to set any new fruit until the fall...

Weather here so far has been... the unexpected. Very cold and snow on ground until the third week of May, then July heat in bouts right through June. It was shaping up to be a hot summer, by any measure. Put it this way: in May the garlic was two weeks behind normal. By the end of June it was looking like an early harvest year. Enough degree days to put the scape emergence 5 days ahead of any year I have on record.
Ah but July. Also known as Julyuary. A string of days that didn't even reach 10C/50 F as a high. Moderately warmer since then, with highs close to 60 F (maybe hotter here at moments for sure, we are inland) and 3-4 nights of frost warnings. We may have had a light frost one night. Foggy mornings. No wind, but there is ice on the breeze however faint the blow. I thought we were out of the ice, but no... Some sunny days with high UV, dry ground, but not warm except the greenhouse, and that is fatal.... Hardly any fruit set during the heat of June. Lots of drops. More scorching in there when there's no wind and sunny, even if it is below 70 F out. Find myself glad of a cloudy day, as surely the tomatoes are. The plants look great but where is the fruit? Sad. It is not warm enough to put tomatoes outdoors. Period.

Ain't busted a dollar yet but maybe soon will.

Just hit 100 today, heat index 110. Also a high pollution day. We've been in the 90's for a while now.

In the 90's here & humid.

Still waiting for summer, here. Rainy, cloudy, windy days some of which would be nice for October. Very few days above 20C. Supposed to warm up next week.

It's been in the 90s here, or very close, for 10 days, but only one in the high 90s. Since it's been the low 90s, the blossoms don't seem to be dropping from any of them. Today will be much lower, due to that storm (4-5" rain predicted), then right back into the 90s! .52" of rain, so far.

Update - up to 1.23", and getting stronger.

92 degrees at 15:30, feels like temperature 107. Temperature on my barbecue table copper top surface 157.

102 on the way home from work.

[mention]worth1[/mention] tahitian village has a heat index at 118. Be careful, hard to stay cool when it’s like that.