What's your weather currently?

[jgb191]

Missoula County was placed under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for about six hours today and not a single storm was near Missoula AT. ALL! None. All the storms were north, south, and east of Missoula. That forecast for storm risk was an absolute joke. *yawn* Thanks NOAA! Thanks SPC! Thanks NWS Missoula! For nothing! It may as well be raining goats from the land of the great Alans in the Garden City while clear and 73!

There is a difference between a 'Watch' and a 'Warning'.  As Scott said a 'Watch' only means there is a real possibility of something happening based on the given conditions at that time, so "watch" out for it.  And Severe Thunderstorm meets certain conditions like hail of a certain size and/or wind speed exceeding 50 MPH.  Had you experienced either or both condition(s) in or nearby, your city would have been administered a 'Warning', which means the severe is actually present or expected to be present.

[Ted$8roadFan]

Sunny, upper 70s, not too hot or humid. A perfect summer day.

[Roadgeekteen]

80 and sunny

[Max Rockatansky]

99F right now in Fresno, forecasted high of 107F tomorrow. 

[gonealookin]

99F right now in Fresno, forecasted high of 107F tomorrow. 

Fresno doesn't seem to be in line for smoke from that fire in Yosemite.  Prevailing summer flow along the Sierra tends to bring smoke north, then east.  We're looking at low 80s temperature at Tahoe the next couple days, but if the wind points the smoke in our direction, as it's projected to, that can get miserable fast.  Frustratingly, smoky summers are more and more becoming the norm.

[Roadgeekteen]

80s and sunny

[JayhawkCO]

72 and sunny. It's glorious.

[Bruce]

82 and sunny. A bit too much.

Yesterday was a comfortable 75 and partly cloudy, clearing in the afternoon. That's perfection.

[US 89]

NWS just issued an excessive heat warning for Salt Lake City for the next several days. Starting tomorrow, highs will be around 102-104 and lows 77-80 for probably the next week. We're used to heat here in the inland west, but even by our standards that is miserable. It's not even a true desert dry heat like we're used to, with dewpoints forecast to be in the 40s-50s range. At least it isn't east coast humidity, I suppose?

This all after we dropped to 68 last night, which represented the first time in all of July that we fell below 70.

[jgb191]

It was quite warm here too....almost at the borderline of hot.  Between five and ten degrees above normal yesterday and today.

Corpus Christi:  104 high (+8),  83 low (+3)
McAllen:           109 high (+9),  78 low (-1)
Laredo:            110 high (+8),  81 low (+3)

(Parenthesis showing departure above normal for this time of the year)

I'll gladly take this over freezing conditions any time.

[7/8]

Last night's thunderstorm cooled things off a bit. Today's a lovely day, partly cloudy with a high of 24C (76F). In a few days, it'll be creeping back up to high 20's C (low 80's F).

[Ted$8roadFan]

close to 90, hot and humid.

[Roadgeekteen]

80s and partly cloudy

[hobsini2]

Partly sunny and 83 in lovely Aurora IL at work. We are expecting a possible thunderstorm this afternoon. There are a few showers on the radar that just popped up about 30 miles east.

[Roadgeekteen]

80s and sunny

[LilianaUwU]

19C and partly cloudy.

[Roadgeekteen]

80s and partly cloudy

[Ted$8roadFan]

Hot and humid, waiting for t-storns that may or may not materialize. 

[Roadgeekteen]

80s and sunny today

[Billy F 1988]

Brutally hot, bone dry and 95, and it will be like that until...let's say October. I hate July and August in Montana now. BOOOOO!

This Montana heat is brutal. Trying to remotely find some shred of a way to move a tiny shred of cool air into the apartment is nearly impossible. Seems like every time I wage a battle against this heat, I lose. Even with AC (if I had one in the apartment, which I don't due to it being too costly for my own budget), I still lose.

[Roadgeekteen]

80s with rain and thunder

[Roadgeekteen]

90s and sunny

[webny99]

This Montana heat is brutal. Trying to remotely find some shred of a way to move a tiny shred of cool air into the apartment is nearly impossible. Seems like every time I wage a battle against this heat, I lose. Even with AC (if I had one in the apartment, which I don't due to it being too costly for my own budget), I still lose.

Oh no. I was in the upper Midwest over the weekend (Winnipeg area and northern ND) and the heat was terrible, much worse that I ever remember it being in that area. Usually the humidity is much lower there so the heat is more bearable, but this time temps were over 90F and the humidity was worse than it is here (and it's bad here thanks to the Great Lakes).

[NWI_Irish96]

This Montana heat is brutal. Trying to remotely find some shred of a way to move a tiny shred of cool air into the apartment is nearly impossible. Seems like every time I wage a battle against this heat, I lose. Even with AC (if I had one in the apartment, which I don't due to it being too costly for my own budget), I still lose.

Oh no. I was in the upper Midwest over the weekend (Winnipeg area and northern ND) and the heat was terrible, much worse that I ever remember it being in that area. Usually the humidity is much lower there so the heat is more bearable, but this time temps were over 90F and the humidity was worse than it is here (and it's bad here thanks to the Great Lakes).

It's not overly hot here. Mid-80s to low 90s this week. Only sightly above normal.

[7/8]

Just got back from Montreal and it's 33C (91F) and partly cloudy in Kitchener right now. Even the wind is hot lol.