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WB 6Z EURO. Quiet dry work week ahead with heat slowly building back in with Friday in the low 90s.

36.3 here this morning. Almost all of my plants are in the ground and they're not happy but seem to have survived. Another couple degrees probably would have been disastrous in the gardens

40.2 in Muttontown & 43.0 in Syosset this morning.

I’m seeing 46.9 inter hour. .

Screw you. Got a Steiner for rain yesterday and minimal sun, so hoping today turns out better. Has started off great.

Steiner here. Only about .15” of rain.

Yeah the vis loop this morning has me triggered. Hopefully we can bring down the rest of SNE with us.

JFK Airport reached 48° this morning. That tied the daily record set in 1966 and tied in 1977 and 2023.

Well... so much for SUNday

@OceanStWx Found an error in the MHT climo and record history. 36° is listed as the min for 7/22/1937. It should be 50°. I went and found the original form and the min for the date was crossed out and 36 was put in the range column alongside the 86 max. But the min for the month clearly has 50° listed on the 14th and 22nd. So that 36° is obviously the range and not meant to be the min.

Yikes! That's nuts! Had another half inch yesterday afternoon, with storms popping up already this morning. Wish everyone else could cash in.

41.2 at 6:30

The Nina-like WPAC warm pool forcing in DJF 2015-2016 and 2023-2024 did enhance the warmth in the Northeast those winters above the typical super El Niño winters like 1997-1998 and 1982-1983. While the PDO was positive in 2015-2016, we got the record MJO 5 in December adding to the historic +13 warmth. 2023-2024 had both a -PDO and strong MJO 4-7 activity. So both winters featured record Niña-like MJO activity for super El Niños. But even without the Niña influence in 1997-1998, that winter was still very warm. Plus the winters have warmed since 1997-1998. So perhaps that winter would be just as warm today as 2015-2016 and 2023-2024 was even without the La Niña influence. Since the stronger Southeast trough in 1997-1998 was all Pacific air with the record east based super El Niño. Top 15 warmest winters in NYC Time Series Summary for NY CITY CENTRAL PARK, NY Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending. 1 2001-2002 41.5 0 2 2022-2023 41.0 0 2015-2016 41.0 Super El Niño Nina Influence 3 2023-2024 40.6 Super El Niño Nina influence 4 2011-2012 40.5 0 5 1931-1932 40.1 0 6 1997-1998 39.6 Super El Niño No Niña influence 7 2016-2017 39.3 0 8 2019-2020 39.2 0 9 1990-1991 39.1 0 10 1998-1999 38.6 0 11 1948-1949 38.5 0 12 1889-1890 38.4 0 13 1952-1953 38.1 0 14 1982-1983 37.9 Super El Niño No Niña influence - 1936-1937 37.9 0 15 1996-1997 37.8 0 - 1932-1933 37.8 0

That 34° at MHT will go down as a record and tied for the coldest for so late in the season. Their threaded climate history is a bit of a disjointed mess though.

low of 46

Low of 39! Wow!

What a way to end May

Car top frost overnight. Might be the latest I've personally seen that

Thats the million dollar question. I hope were done with this cool, sometimes cold, cloudy windy weather till November. But I think we need further guidance on this matter.

Do you mean yesterday’s storm? It was a good event. Definitely thread worthy.

First time since 1988 here around HVN that the strongest May wind gusts occurred so late in the month. So an unusually strong late May storm system. Very impressive omega block for this time of year.

Mi casa was not part of the 'most' category. I haven't watched the whole thing, but I'm located about 100 yards from the scenes from minutes 17:00 - 20:00. Hurricane Bob drove a surge of 10 to 15 feet into Buzzards Bay. The Buzzards Bay shore east to Cape Cod was hardest hit. The highest surges, of 12 to 15 feet, were observed in Onset, Bourne, Mashpee and Wareham, at the head of Buzzard's Bay. Cove Road, in Mattapoisett, Massachusetts had 29 of 37 homes destroyed, while Angelica Point, Massachusetts lost 32 of 35 homes along the shore. Boat damage was significant, as many boats were torn from their moorings.

.37 total it does look like a twig/leaf massacre out there - winds were decent

Pretty good winds yesterday. .

Looks like maybe summer by the end of the week. Question is, do we keep it, or do the temps tank again after next weekend?