Here’s tomorrow’s email — Sunday, August 9 in South Jersey/Philly forecast, so “today” in your notes maps to Sunday, “tonight” to Sunday night, “tomorrow” in your notes to Monday the 10th, “mid-week” to Wednesday the 12th, and “end of the week” to Friday/Saturday the 14th–15th.
One quick flag before the draft: your notes this time push pretty hard for loose, uneven, “not AI” structure across the whole email. That’s the same ask you brought up before, and the call last time was to keep the standard section structure (it’s what makes these scannable for readers and easy for Megan to review) while still writing loose and human within each section. I kept that approach here. Happy to rough up specific passages more if you point me at them.
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- Rinse and Repeat: Another Hot, Humid One (recommended)
- No Storms Today… But Still Sticky
- Copy, Paste, Sweat: Sunday’s Forecast
Hey gang!
Seriously, you could copy and paste the forecast from the past couple days and just set it on autopilot at this point. The ONLY difference today versus where we’ve been? No thunderstorms in the picture. That’s it. Otherwise, same soup.
Today
We’re starting off in the lower to middle 70s this morning, and it is humid. Dew points are stuck in the middle 70s, so yeah… it’s gross out there. Highs climb into the lower 90s on the mainland, with the beaches running a bit cooler in the mid 80s. Skies partly to mostly sunny.
At the Beach
Mid 80s for highs at the shore today. Heads up if you’re headed down: moderate rip current risk, so use some caution in the water. Winds out of the southwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour.
Overnight
Lows drop into the lower 70s tonight under clear skies. Nothing tricky here, just another mild, sticky night.
Looking Ahead
Monday looks… very similar. Copy and paste, honestly. The real change comes by mid-week, as a trough develops off to our east. That’ll knock temps back into the middle 80s by the end of the week, and the humidity is FINALLY coming down too. Small victories.
Stay cool out there!