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July 4 Weather tracking the forecast


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July fourth showing up on long range guidance. 380 hours away.  As of now almost all long range guidance maintains lower heights into the east with strong ridging along the West coast.  We'll see how things progress, Can the WAR save the day and produce some heat?

 

Past July 4th's  Last year Arthur ruined most of the day and broke the string  of nice July 4ths from prior years.   

 

Lets go with normal temps 83 - 88 for the select sites.  

 

 

Year...14..13...12....11....10.....09...08....07...06...05...04.....03...02.....01....00...99...98...97...96...95...94...93
 EWR:.76..91....97...92...101....83...81....73...89...80...87.....94...100....81....88...99...86...88...72...84...86...97
 LGA:..74..91....95...88....98.....81...80....73...92...82...83.....93....98.....81....84...95...86...87...73...84...83...92
 TTN:..75...84....88...95....99....81...80....74...89...84...89.....92....97.....82....87...99...85...84...73...81...83...92
 JFK:...76....84...89...86....101...83...82....72...86..78...79.....92....99.....75....81...97...82...89...74...80...83...96
 NYC:..74...87....92...86....96....79...78....71...87...83...82.....92....96.....79....84...96...84...85...71...84...86...95

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July fourth showing up on long range guidance. 380 hours away.  As of now almost all long range guidance maintains lower heights into the east with strong ridging along the West coast.  We'll see how things progress, Can the WAR save the day and produce some heat?

 

Past July 4th's  Last year Arthur ruined most of the day and broke the string  of nice July 4ths from prior years.   

 

Lets go with normal temps 83 - 88 for the select sites.  

 

 

Year...14..13...12....11....10.....09...08....07...06...05...04.....03...02.....01....00...99...98...97...96...95...94...93

 EWR:.76..91....97...92...101....83...81....73...89...80...87.....94...100....81....88...99...86...88...72...84...86...97

 LGA:..74..91....95...88....98.....81...80....73...92...82...83.....93....98.....81....84...95...86...87...73...84...83...92

 TTN:..75...84....88...95....99....81...80....74...89...84...89.....92....97.....82....87...99...85...84...73...81...83...92

 JFK:...76....84...89...86....101...83...82....72...86..78...79.....92....99.....75....81...97...82...89...74...80...83...96

 NYC:..74...87....92...86....96....79...78....71...87...83...82.....92....96.....79....84...96...84...85...71...84...86...95

The way this summer is going?

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the first July 4th of my life (1949) was 102 degrees...1966 was 98...1978 had a max of 62 with light rain...1986 had a minimum of 55...coolest for the date...2002 had a minimum of 81...1965 had what was the best July 4th day with a max of 90 with low humidity...

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The way this summer is going?

I am not sold on this turning into a 2009,  1996 or 1998 type summer.  We had a 6 or 7 week stretch of very strong warmth endof April and May.  Had a week of cool in June then a week or warmth with a toss days in between. The next days few look warm and humid then do we get 7 - 10 days of troughing before the ridging  returns, or sustained troughing?

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360 hours away and shrinking and if you believe the latest guidance from 00z 6-20 hints the WAR builds west on/around 7/3.  Lots of time and guidance to work out.

 

WIll stick with normal  84 - 88 range.... 

 

in WAR we Trust

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320 Hours to go.  Latest overnight guidance continues with lower heights into the Northeast with huge ridge out west 6/28 - 7/3.

 

Beyond there and into the 4th potential for WAR to build west or trough to remain in the east but somewhat retreating north.

 

Either way nothing to change normal temps at this point  Caveats with storms/clouds to be examined as we get closer to 10 days.

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300 hours away and late night guidance maintains strong ridging into the WC and pushing into AK with trough into the northeast.  

Somewhat of trend to build a southerly flow - this would produce humid, but trough would also increase rain chances.  We'll see how things progress today.  

 

Once to 11 or 10 days ill throw up some maps.  No point now other than upper air argues no real heat and rain chances high 6/29 - 7/3.

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265 hours away.

 

Latest overnight (6/23 00Z) guidance maintains the ridge out west but the Northeast trough is varying on each suite.  GFS most tame and actually elevates heights along the coast for the 4th.  ECM showing a lot of southerly flow.  

 

So will take the split and say temps near normal still 84 - 88 range.  Perhaps increasing hints of more humid flow.  Will begin to look at more detail tomorrow.

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Just about 250 hours away and while the theme of higher heights in the west remains, the subsequent trough over the northeast does retreat a bit towards the Great lakes as SE and WAR fight back by the 3 and 4th.  Still some tendency to have more southerly flow but GFS and ECM now showing sw flow as trough pushes back west.  Pattern is such for elevated rain/storm chances.  But nothing now to make me change the normal  84 - 88 on the day.  12z will get us into 240 and will post some maps later.

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Just under 10 days or 228 hours to ho now.  12z guidance continues to retreat the trough back towards the Great Lakes as the southeast ridge and WAR force resistance while expanding heights.  No reason to believe 84 - 88 for highs and building humidity.

GFS and ECM rain free but still plenty of time to see things progress...

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KNYC records for 7/4

Highest max. Lowest max. Highest min. Lowest min. Max. Precipitation.
102 in 1949....62 in 1978....81 in 2002....55 in 1986....1.76" in 1981
..99 in 1919....64 in 1941....79 in 1999....57 in 1938....1.20" in 1872
..98 in 1966....68 in 1909....78 in 1876....58 in 1882....1.20" in 1895
..97 in 1911....69 in 1895....78 in 1908....58 in 1909....1.19" in 1978
..97 in 1955....70 in 1882....78 in 1974....58 in 1978....1.11" in 1967
..96 in 1999....70 in 1954....78 in 1983....58 in 1979....1.06" in 1906
..96 in 2002....71 in 2007....77 in 2006....59 in 1963....1.00" in 1889
..96 in 2010
..96 in 1898.
1939...
http://www.nycsubway...erl/show?113363

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12z Guidance continues to show trough retreating north towards Great Lakes by Saturday the 4th as the WAR and SE ridge build  heights into the EC.  Storms from Thu/Fri 2/3rd look to clear out by Friday night.  At this point 4 - 6 look normal.  Still gogin 84 - 99 range.

 

Tony

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Overnight guidance pushed storms later and now into Saturday (the 4th) morning.  We'll see how the timing of the front continues.  As of now no reason to maintain normal temps in that flow with scattered storms  clearing out by morning.  

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Overnight guidance pushed storms later and now into Saturday (the 4th) morning.  We'll see how the timing of the front continues.  As of now no reason to maintain normal temps in that flow with scattered storms  clearing out by morning.  

 

 

Agree. Right now, I think the safe bet is about 84-88F high temperatures with a slight chances of T-storms. Could be a fairly "normal" 4th of July. Doesn't look like any significant heat or cool down for the period.

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The temperatures look really comfortable for the 4th with a SE flow.

Models have mid 70's to around 80 in NYC depending on the amount

of cloud cover and onshore flow.

NYC July 4th stats

http://www.weather.gov/media/okx/Climate/CentralPark/4thofJulywx.pdf

Not a good thing for the jones beach Fire work show which is back after being cancled since 2008. If the ceiling is low it completely ruins the show which happened during one of the first years

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Upper and mid level clouds(more easterly wind) on guidance for Long Island look to be around the area for the morning with gradual clearing for the late afternoon and evening. Mid level clouds look to hang around New Jersey till mid-morning then clearing afterwards. Hudson valley looks fine for the whole day.

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