9 minutes ago, The Swamp said:

92 here in The Swamp.  What a glorious streak of beautiful summer weather.

Unbelievable!

Fantastic!

Wow!

Trying to create drama and contributing absolutely nothing to this place as usual…

10 minutes ago, The Swamp said:

92 here in The Swamp.  What a glorious streak of beautiful summer weather.

Unbelievable!

Fantastic!

Wow!

Remarkably stable streak here.  6 consecutive all 91 to 94.  Really incredible to have a heat pattern be so consistent like this.

100F right now outside but still comfortable inside with A/C. I hope that A/C doesn't become politicized. 

6 minutes ago, LowerGarfield said:

100F right now outside but still comfortable inside with A/C. I hope that A/C doesn't become politicized. 

No doubt it will.  Where do you think all of the power will come from when we are all ordered to drive electric cars?

The GFS is showing a really strong onshore flow setting up tomorrow.  Good chance Tuesday will be quite a bit cooler than shown.

Ohh????? A blessing from above, perhaps??

5 minutes ago, RentonHillTC said:

Ohh????? A blessing from above, perhaps??

The trough hangs in better than previous runs.

Record shattering all time heat last year... followed now by the longest heat wave in history.  In back to back Nina summers.    Pretty surreal even for someone who loves warm weather in the summer. 

SEA up to 92 and PDX up to 95 at 3pm.

1 minute ago, Frontal Snowsquall said:

SEA up to 92 and PDX up to 95 at 3pm.

Every time I see that snow person walking I want to eat it with sprinkles. 

56 minutes ago, snow_wizard said:

Remarkably stable streak here.  6 consecutive all 91 to 94.  Really incredible to have a heat pattern be so consistent like this.

It's an incredible streak from the heavens.

Maybe we can get an equally cold, dry, sunny streak like this in the winter with some cold dry snow and windy outflow?

This stretch has been heaven sent.  I love the sun and the warmth and am in seventh heaven.

11 minutes ago, TT-SEA said:

Record shattering all time heat last year... followed now by the longest heat wave in history.  In back to back Nina summers.    Pretty surreal even for someone who loves warm weather in the summer. 

This is an incredible and unreal stretch.  Fantastic!

100 out again

 

I think today is a record if KGEG gets to 100 of 5 straight days at 100 or over.  even beats last June

18 minutes ago, TT-SEA said:

Record shattering all time heat last year... followed now by the longest heat wave in history.  In back to back Nina summers.    Pretty surreal even for someone who loves warm weather in the summer. 

You seemed surprised.  seems pretty 'normal' to me at this point.  Hot summers, at least part of them is here to stay I'm afraid.  Just wait until we get a Super Nino summer,  oof

KSEA blasting off. Up to 92F on the 3pm update. 93F here.

All Heat warnings and advisories end tonight at 9PM!!!  (In Western Washington and Oregon)

Ma nature trolling my a** hard.

 

lol 103 out feels like 97

 

with 10% humidity

 

Dew Point is 36

 

Dry as a bone

 

WILDFIRE UPDATE

NEW Known Wildfires started today! 7/31/22 

Washington - 5 (Five new fires broke out with all posing no significant threat, one has been put out, and two have been controlled. No major fires. Thanks to many fires being put out, the total still is 18.) Total: 18

Oregon - 9 (Nine new fires including a fast moving and fast expanding fire in the Umpqua National Forest. It is being labeled the Potter Fire.  Of the nine new fires, six have been controlled or put out already. The major fire near Ontario that had been downgraded has shifted back to being a major fire. Total increases from 23 yesterday to 25 today.  Significant progress has been done on the major fires in Northern California along the Oregon-California border.) Total: 25

Idaho - 1 (One new fire west of Boise, but it has already been put out. Two fires that were downgraded in significance yesterday have increased to being major fires again.  There are two major fires in the state. Total fires decreases by one. ) Total: 9

British Columbia - 31 (Fires continue to increase, but thankfully many are naturally not spreading as BC Fire Crews are having a poor time at containing any actual fires.  There are two major fires, Lytton and Okanogan Falls which are named Nohomin Creek Fire and the Keremeos Creek Fire.  Many of the lightning sparked fires burned out. The total went from seventy one back down to sixty.) Total: 60 

SMOKE UPDATE

Smoke models show significant smoke in BC and a possible smoke expansion from California into Oregon.  This big smoke push would happen in early August if things go as the models predict.  No smoke for Washington or Portland, Oregon metro.  The smoke would encompass central, souther, and most of eastern Oregon. 

17 minutes ago, NWbyNW said:

All Heat warnings and advisories end tonight at 9PM!!!

not over here, go thru tomorrow night

20 minutes ago, NWbyNW said:

All Heat warnings and advisories end tonight at 9PM!!!

Not in Redmond!!! I believe it goes away tomorrow night but I’m sure there will be another one issued by weeks end. 

27 minutes ago, Meatyorologist said:

KSEA blasting off. Up to 92F on the 3pm update. 93F here.

SEA up to 93 now. PDX up to 97. Hillsboro leading the way down here at 99.

51 minutes ago, Frontal Snowsquall said:

SEA up to 92 and PDX up to 95 at 3pm.

Already busted by 3F so far. It's currently 97F.

Today marks the 6th day in a row at or above 102 for Redmond, Or. A week ago it was 99 so not too far off the ol’ century mark there either. Crazy stretch. 

Seattle sets all-time record longest stretch of 90 degree highs at Six

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13 minutes ago, NWbyNW said:

Seattle sets all-time record longest stretch of 90 degree highs at Six

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And PDX sets the all-time record of 95+ days in a row with 7 today

11 minutes ago, Doiinko said:

And PDX sets the all-time record of 95+ days in a row with 7 today

96+ to boot.

16 minutes ago, Doiinko said:

And PDX sets the all-time record of 95+ days in a row with 7 today

 

4 minutes ago, Deweydog said:

96+ to boot.

Impressive. 95+ at even 5 days straight is hard to do. I doubt this new record gets broken anytime soon.

 

95 in The Swamp

Smoke/fire season has arrived...?

3 minutes ago, Frontal Snowsquall said:

 

Impressive. 95+ at even 5 days straight is hard to do. I doubt this new record gets broken anytime soon.

 

Well I never thought we would see two record setting heatwaves in two years (although last year's was much more significant), so who knows!

58 minutes ago, TigerWoodsLibido said:

Already busted by 3F so far. It's currently 97F.

Coast remains chilly.

Wow very surprised we’ve hit 95 here. I was expecting this to be the coolest day of the stretch but it’ll end up the hottest by far. Figured Friday or Saturday might hit 95 apparently it was today. 

14 minutes ago, TacomaWx said:

Wow very surprised we’ve hit 95 here. I was expecting this to be the coolest day of the stretch but it’ll end up the hottest by far. Figured Friday or Saturday might hit 95 apparently it was today. 

I’m stunned at how hot it got today as well. Models guidance showed Fri/Sat being the hottest. Today was very much on par. Christ. 

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7 minutes ago, Cloud said:

I’m stunned at how hot it got today as well. Models guidance showed Fri/Sat being the hottest. Today was very much on par. Christ. 

Today was my hottest day by 0.5F (so far)

7 minutes ago, Cloud said:

I’m stunned at how hot it got today as well. Models guidance showed Fri/Sat being the hottest. Today was very much on par. Christ. 

Yeah very surprised…we’ve been 90-92 the past 5 days then all the sudden we pull off a 95. Went outside and I could tell it was hotter than the last few days. DP is lower however just 63. 

4 minutes ago, TacomaWx said:

Yeah very surprised…we’ve been 90-92 the past 5 days then all the sudden we pull off a 95. Went outside and I could tell it was hotter than the last few days. DP is lower however just 63. 

Here in the foothills. 

Hit 97 here yesterday with a DP in low 60s. Today we hit 95 with DP in the 50s. Should cool off even faster tonight. Really looking forward to Monday. 

NW winds kicked in here starting at 3:30 pm. 97 for a high, down to 84 now.