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LOL it would be nice to see that in December, January, February, or March been a while my friend.

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I’m just focused on the development of blocking later this month

Cmon time to sign up

Don statistically speaking when is the first high temperature in the 50s in NYC/JFK? I think/hope it's drifting towards November 1st. Right now my steam heat is going gangbusters lol. I have it set to 63.

gust were pretty good all day

Don I thought the 1981-2010 October average was 57.3 degrees and the current average is 57.8 (57.9 according to the magic math of the NWS.) Where did you get the previous 30 year average? I simply took the average of the Octobers from 1981 through 2010 and got 57.3 degrees. And when I do the same for the Octobers from 1991 through 2020 I get 57.8 degrees.

Beautiful fall day. Sunny high of 68 after a low of 52 which is our current temp. Supposed to drop to the low 40's tonight. Sky is clear and winds have calmed.

Frost in the mountains next week.

I wonder if that has any implications for the winter. I was getting used to not having any high temperatures in the 50s in October High temperatures in the 50s are a trigger for me to turn on my heating.

This day was glorious fall.

One of them will be right. Google AI basically says all options are on the table. Which is correct! I’m going with that.

I remember this day very well. One of a few times during my grade-school years when there was a thunderstorm during school hours (5th grade). The good stuff was to my east but there was heavy rain and occasional lightning and it was really dark blue outside.

Is there an organized tornado archive other than Wikipedia and also possibly Tornadoarchive dot com? Just wondering. I think SPC online severeplot is adequate, but not necessarily easy to use.

Just started hearing them now

The fall colors on trees are muted this year due to this drought. We definitely can use the rain, but it will be too late to make those changing colors pop. Looking at the forecast models it doesn't look like much rain is in store for NJ in the next 5-7 days. One system will move to the west, in the Ohio River valley, up in to Canada. Maybe some showers overnight Sun in to Monday. I had hoped the system this past weekend would help change the pattern, but I guess not.

He's wrong. The paper documents sea-level rise that began some 6,000 years ago.

Your table shows the 2F cooling associated with the Phoenixville move, but you need to go back to 1945 to capture the Coatesville move. Here are two data tables which isolate the moves more clearly. Roughly 2F cooling according to the raw data. Regarding the site photos which you complained about. Coatesville's housing stock is almost entirely pre-1920, the city's population peaked in 1930, so todays photos provide useful information about conditions in 1945.

Words of wisdom WolfStock1 - thank you!!

Holy crap with the winds. Stronger than during the nor'easter.

It was much warmer last October than is likely this time around. Last October had a mean temperature of 60.9° in New York City.

@wxmeddler or @Eskimo Joe, DM @dendrite to answer a question or 2

Colors are starting to pop.

Found this screen cap I took. It was Nov 16, 2006. Haven't looked at H5 yet so it may not even be a close match - but anecdotally that's my high water level for Oct/Nov severe potential.