What's the weather in your area?

[phw115wvwx]

76°F Mostly Sunny

[Zach]

HOT!!!

[toxictwister00]

I just busted a blood vessel in both of my eyes looking at that ridiculous heat.

Right now here it's 87, partly cloudy. We keep flirting with that 90 degree mark, but we just can't nudge it yet. Tomorrow will most likely be our first 90 degree day though, were forecasted to be in the low 90s! I'm not ready for THIS!

[Mr. Rainman]

Ouch! That's one of those rare instances where I'm glad to be in ND.

56 Overcast. Tomorrow's high: 56.

[Zach]

Right now here it's 87, partly cloudy. We keep flirting with that 90 degree mark, but we just can't nudge it yet. Tomorrow will most likely be our first 90 degree day though, were forecasted to be in the low 90s! I'm not ready for THIS!

Looks like Hartsfield-Jackson hit the 90 degree mark, per the image on your profile at this time.

[TWCCraig]

Zach, any records broken? I'm sure you guys came near an all-time record high.

Here in Bay Shore,NY:
70.0°F Mist & Haze
Very odd day 

[toxictwister00]

Right now here it's 87, partly cloudy. We keep flirting with that 90 degree mark, but we just can't nudge it yet. Tomorrow will most likely be our first 90 degree day though, were forecasted to be in the low 90s! I'm not ready for THIS!

Looks like Hartsfield-Jackson hit the 90 degree mark, per the image on your profile at this time.

On the contrary, this says otherwise. We maxed out at 88 at KATL (Hartsfield Int'l.)
http://www.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KATL.html

[Zach]

Right now here it's 87, partly cloudy. We keep flirting with that 90 degree mark, but we just can't nudge it yet. Tomorrow will most likely be our first 90 degree day though, were forecasted to be in the low 90s! I'm not ready for THIS!

Looks like Hartsfield-Jackson hit the 90 degree mark, per the image on your profile at this time.

On the contrary, this says otherwise. We maxed out at 88 at KATL (Hartsfield Int'l.)
http://www.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KATL.html

Hmm, when I made that post the sticker said 90.. are there any other airports in Atlanta?

[Mr. Rainman]

There are several airports in the Atlanta area, however only 9 I know of produce METARs on a regular basis. I'd guess if it wasn't ATL, maybe he's getting something from Dobbins.

[toxictwister00]

Maybe the reading came from KPDK (Dekalb-Peachtree Airport) or KFTY (Fulton Co. Airport)?

http://www.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KPDK.html
http://www.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KFTY.html

EDIT: It couldn't have came from Dobbins, they only maxed out at 89 today.

[Mr. Rainman]

Check the wind speed. Peachtree Airport is the only one in your area that is reporting 88 and winds from the N at 5. 

[TWCCraig]

79.6°F Sunny
Dew Point: 72.1°F
Heat Index: 82°F
Getting into the mid 80's today, dew point continues to increase, now your talking heat indices around 90°F+!

[phw115wvwx]

75°F Sunny

[toxictwister00]

87, fair skies. There is no doubt we'll hit 90 today.

A record high is also in jeopardy. If we hit or surpass 94 degrees today, we will tie/break the record high set back in 1936! I think we have a good chance at tying it.

EDIT: AS OF 1:08PM ET.

[Donovan]

84° with periods of cloudiness and sunshine. High for today (my forecast) 90°. Not expecting much from Beryl other than some winds around 10-15mph and the off chance of a sea breeze shower or two. My forecast discussion is below.

 [MYRAFD]
USA Weather - Myrtle Beach, SC
Area Forecast Discussion
10:23 AM EDT Saturday, May 26, 2012

...Short Term Forecast.../6PM Sat-6PM Tue/....

In the short term the local weather patterns look to be quite messy with sub/tropical storm Beryl just offshore. This is the second tropical(sub/) to impact the FA within less than a week. We are keeping close tracking on it as this storm looks like it will do much more than Alberto did last weekend. On the way in to landfall, the system looks to produce minimal rainfall on Saturday and Sunday. However, once the system moves inland and then weakens into a depression early this week, it will possibly dump heavy rains from Tuesday-Wednesday enhanced by the moisture flow off the Atlantic and what the system will have already been carrying with it. The Severe Weather office has issued a Slight Risk for severe thunderstorms in the Day 2 Period for the area and all models indicate with the system coming ashore, it's not out of the question to see isolated severe convection form, however coverage is in question attm. Temperatures look to be a bit above average on Saturday, forecasting a high around the 90 degree mark. Temps then will fall back into the low-mid 80s for the rest of the period.

...Long Term Outlook/6PM Tue-6PM Sat/...

The long term period also looks a bit unsettled. Prefer to keep severe wording out of the forecast attm but it appears that some may be possible. After Beryl exits the area around the Thursday timeframe, a potent cold front will move in from the west. With the enhanced lift of the front combined with moist flow from the GOM/ATL it will be possible to see some days with isolated-scattered convection possibly becoming severe although it looks to be a bit too far out to tell now. Temperatures look to be on track with temps in the 80's thru the period. The cold front is forecasted to be out of the FA by late Saturday/Early Sunday. High pressure will build in behind thes ystem and allow for a few days of sunny weather.

GATLIN