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Up to 2.36" with light rain, 51/50.

Hammer had 72-81 Al of next week with only showers Wednesday. Looks good overall . Especially with some humidity middle/ end of week

I did that with my two girls from age 6 thru high school school . The amount of times I stood out watching games on days like today is too many to count. A couple times in snow with snow on fields . I don’t miss these weather days, but man do I miss watching them and the games and the joking with parents . It goes way too fast

2.03” since midnight for the day so far. Light rain currently and 50 degrees.

Looks like that last batch of rain is finally coming through.

It's raining again, maybe this is that last batch people were talking about coming through?

Hated these days with my daughter.

Precip min here every single time.

Looks like my inkling that May would suck was correct. Fake WestConn meteorologist FTW.

0.62” total

A 90-degree day away from crispy brown everything.

Days like today are suck all around. Honestly has been a good Spring.

Nope, not for travel soccer. Unless there is lightning.

This is a boon for the wind turbine industry.

That entire 2010-2013 may not be repeated again for a long time. What I really liked about it was it was hot and dry.

Higher summer mins seem to be the most notable aspect here. There's obviously nuances to everything, but LONGTERM, winter here really hasn't changed much outside of a Dec temp increase and Jan-Feb snow increase.

Mine would be July 2012. Just gross.

LGA has more of an inland influence so they are lucky enough to avoid the onshore flow we're getting here on the south shore. But as you said, it's much better at EWR, where there a southerly/southwesterly flow doesn't allow the ocean to moderate the air. The changing position of the Bermuda High is responsible. When we had more 90 degree days here during the 90s, it was south of us, giving us a downsloping westerly flow. Now the Bermuda High and heat has moved north of us giving us more of a southerly flow, which is more humid but caps our heat in the upper 80s.

Here is LaGuardia. Regression shows an increase from 10 days of 90+ to 25 days of 90+ since 1960. The peak 5 year moving average was 31 in 2022 - just two summers ago. It's fallen back a small bit over the last 2 summers, but a particularly hot summer this year will likely send it back to a new record 5 yma.

JFK too, the heat is moving inland, Chris said it's because the Bermuda High is moving north, which is why the heat is focused more inland and we're just getting the humidity (yuck). Our 90 degree days have not seen an increase in a few decades. Trust me I wish we were getting hotter drier summers but here on Long Island, they are much wetter and very humid but not as hot. More like Florida's east coast.

May has been warm and nice other than today

The only good thing about this super heat wave was it was the main reason Teddy Roosevelt became president, he was one of our very best.

Okay now you're starting to even piss me off.