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Just adding to this, I found my paper where I had this data... In 145 years of record, using the POR-average of 41" of snow... There have been 10 winters on record that finished with above avg snowfall WITHOUT a 6"+ storm. The last time this happened was 1996-97. The snowiest of these was 55.1" in 1984-85 (biggest storm 5.5"). The lowest "biggest storm" of these was 1996-97 when the biggest storm was only 4.7" despite 43.1" total snow. There have been 22 winters that did feature a 6"+ storm but still finished with below avg snowfall. The last time this happened was 2006-07. The least snowy of these winters was 20.0" in 1982-83 (biggest storm 7.3") and the highest storm in this dataset was in 1932-33, when despite a 9.0" storm only 25.8" fell all winter. There has never been a winter with a storm over 9" that finished below avg in snowfall. Id be curious to know of all of NYC winters that finished above the longterm avg snowfall, what was the winter with the lowest "biggest storm of the season" where they could still finish above avg in total?

Won't mind sitting outside in October watching Bruins games. Hopefully we roll 80's and 90 right through October.

Yup

Probably will be a warm fall.

Fine with us . The less dry chilly air the better. That much closer to the return Wednesday

@A-L-E-Kmade a comment awhile ago about this being the greenest drought he remembers and I definitely concur for my neck of the woods. For some reason im in moderate drought on the monitor but haven’t watered anything the entire season and the yard is all green

That inch of rain you got yesterday evaporating into your sensor? You'll mix out this afternoon... 63F fits with the current ASOS stations of 58-60F around there. Looks like its still advecting in. 40s north, 50s central and still some holding near 60F around you.

If its good for the roofers and pavers, it's usually good for 99% of daily life activities... except beach and pool parties. Though we all remember as a kid, it does not matter. Most kids DGAF if they go swimming when it's 72F or 92F. They are going into the pool either way.

feels like 50s tbh

Dews of 63-64 , towering CU and smoke. This is Coc k?

..once you try it you will never go back to notebooks....

We haven't seen those types of temperatures here since January 1994 (and I was barely young enough to remember that). Before that, the last time it happened was in January 1985 (before I was born). We haven't had a legitimate cold shot in this area so far this decade. The last one was the end of January 2019.

I'm still old fashion and like doing stuff in notebooks

Going from mostly sunny to partly cloudy. 83 / 64 here. Beaut of a day!

Similar day to Jul 4th /5

Amazon fire tablet solves that problem..

The breeze drives me nuts because when I'm doing stuff in notebooks or trying to read it blows the pages and annoys the crap out of me.

Looks like today into Thurs is going to be a good douching again in my area. Lake winds may again really help the lift around the Lake. TH co-op updated their rain total for 7/16 to 2.83" from 1.92". Not sure what that was about (error in reporting I guess), but that puts July at 5.65". Another 1-3+" possible. Smoke thinned out yesterday evening, but is back this morning.

Lets not confuse COC weather with summer beach weather. I'd want mid 80s+ for the beach, with dews in the 60's at least.

Honestly....it retards constructive dialogue because then everyone is forced down that wormhole and loses sight for the forest through the trees. Seasons are measured against current base climo...that is a tacit undersanding, so please stop referring to 1895 in the responses. An understanding of how base climo is used doesn't preclude an acceptance of GW.

zzzzzzz

Ensemble guidance is still advertising a shift in the longwave pattern with the upper ridge retrograding into the central/western US for the end of the month into August. That should at least give us some drier air if not notably less hot. That pattern could also put our area in a position for mesoscale convective systems that develop on the periphery of the ridge and drop southeastward. Probably should have posted this in the other thread but whatever lol.

i hate this weather because it brings out all the slow walkers

.....windchill advisory???????? Ya can't go wrong with this classic mid July outift! lol