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  2. 85/61 here. Definitely feels dryer down in SE CT than yesterday. Still moist along the shore however. 79/70 at KGON.
  3. 12PM round up: EWR: 90 ACY: 89 PHL: 89 ISP: 88 LGA: 88 TEB: 88 New Brnswck: 88 JFK: 87 BLM: 87 NYC: 86 TTN: 85
  4. We may actually get screwed down here. Dews are dropping behind that feature moving through...unless they rebound
  5. Personally, I'll take warmer if it means wetter, which it should. Last season was the worst of the past several for me.
  6. Afternoon before the 4th…was probably at a standstill anyway.
  7. This is one example of why GW doesn't always mean a slew of cat 5 hurricanes.....the low thermal gradient between the subtropical and tropical ocean is fostering this stifling stability, which is why the tropics are quiet.
  8. Imagine if we could actually see the actual real raw US average temperature trend?
  9. Storming in Meredith, but nothing too out of the ordinary.
  10. My folks are near 89/93 interchange, says traffic at a standstill almost due to violent weather.
  11. Bethel-Rumford corridor now warned, Healthy cell too near Bartlett NH.
  12. Looks like Hubbdave gets the goods. will probably split N/S in this area, not expecting anything.
  13. That’s actually super ideal for fireworks. The lower dews mean less smoke clogging up the sky.
  14. fixed it for you - The NOAA method is well proven for getting the DESIRED answer
  15. There are cycles and there are also longer-term trends. For example, New York City is seeing increasing precipitation (as expected from climate change). Its cycles continue and a drier cycle will commence at some point, but the overall trend is greater annual precipitation. In contrast, parts of California and the Desert Southwest are in an aridification trend. There will be wetter cycles, but the overall trend is reduced precipitation.
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