Friday is going to be atrocious down here, that smoke plume advects in then stalls as atmospheric flow shuts off. Hard to script it worse than that.

I start to notice mugginess in the air when dews hit that 69-70°F range but I can tolerate that just fine (especially by midsummer when I’ve acclimated to heat/humidity). However, it gets exponentially more uncomfortable for me in the 73-74°F range, and downright miserable and insufferable at 78°F and above (at that point I’m on this forum raging at heat misers for their insufferable sadomasochism).

I just thought this was interesting. That storm on the East side of the state, you can see the radar echoes better with the Portland radar than the Pendleton radar. I'm guessing the Blue Mountains are blocking the radar for the Pendleton station. It also shows how high base these thunderstorms are

I think we topped out in the upper 700s in Seattle around 2020 or 2021. Today we had some filtered orange sun, so that was fun for a bit.

Oh yeah please come to daddy.