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This is what you wanted. Hope you're chilled to the bone.

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Tony is...... Different

Hi Don Do you mean April?

Reykjavik remains one of the absolute coolest towns I've ever been to in my life.

Thanks! It's a big change for me coming from small coupes or sedans always

You guys all made me so nervously excited a few pages ago sharing all your trucks. I finally got mine after some hard months of searching. 2020 Dodge Ram Limited

Thanks! Always interested in micro climate effects. One of the more fascinating aspects of meteorology to me, how from location to location the "climate" can vary from the regional climate.

Does a bay breeze ever make it over Staten Island to Carteret? And if so is there really any effect?

Definitely not 'darker' here per se. But it is absolutely dimmer...almost as if a mostly cloudy day.

Yea I'd also like to see how April or May 80 or 85 plus correlates if at all to summer 90s, just not sure that 90 is some magical threshold necessarily in early season. While an interesting tidbit...I'm not sold on needing a 90 in Apr May to get that many 90s later. There's plenty of 20 plus 90 degree day summers in there too. Edit: By 20 plus I mean 20 plus 90 days in summer without an Apr or May 90. Also worthy to note that there are a couple 29 90 degree day years without an Apr or May 90.

2 out of 11... yea I mean it's hard to say whether that's statistically significant without really looking at other variables.

There's many more than 2 years that had 30 plus 90 degree days without a 90 degree day in April. I'd say extending that to April or May is really a stretch as you're over extending the statistic at that point. Edit: by that I mean you really only have a handful of total 30 plus 90 days in recorded history so it's hard to make a conclusion that since only 2 didn't have a 90 degree day in Apr or May that the summer wouldn't have 30 plus 90 degree days. It seems there's little statistical significance at that point. And it would only take 1 day in Apr OR May of 90 plus to blow any correlation out of the water.

What does "some heat" mean though? Anomaly wise? 80 plus? And how long? Can we see the data set please? I'd imagine there's more to the story.

I think it's (correlation from Apr heat to summer temps) more about heat build then actual 2m temps in April in the tri state. And the ensembles continue to show the SE ridge building.