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What kind of sea breeze interaction can we see during this stretch? Only reason asking last night its appears one formed and made it down into NE CT judging by radar. After spending 9 years working outside in S FL I was keen to watching the sea breeze develop on radar for indication where storms might start to form.
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Aright we’ll see, it will be close. Basically every other station in the 5 boroughs will do it. .
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Because New England?
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Central PA Summer 2026 Discussion/Obs Thread
canderson replied to Voyager's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
Upgraded to extreme heat warnings for 7/1-7/3, heat advisories for 7/4. -
Wonder if that MCS coming into Watertown, NY area will survive the trip down to the coast?
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91 feels like 96. Ahhh feels great compared to the next 4 days haha
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Central PA Summer 2026 Discussion/Obs Thread
Jns2183 replied to Voyager's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
Every top heatwave aside 1953 in August hit this week Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk -
Central PA Summer 2026 Discussion/Obs Thread
Jns2183 replied to Voyager's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
You have one of the most studied watersheds in America in your backyard relatively speaking. 1966. Produced some of the most cited and best done hydrology research in the world to this day. https://www.tucson.ars.ag.gov/icrw/Proceedings/Gburek.pdf They have minute by minute rainfall data since the 1960s!!! Only a handful of places in world have that Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk -
Oh they can, and have. Location! Mostly east of me but there have been plenty of 6-10" events here in Nina winters since 2017. I root for Ninas now. Sure there is always the chance of a ratter with a persistent SER but lately most have been on the cold side.
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Nope the park hits 100 easily im not that type to hype shit but this has the makings of an historic heatwave
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Late May/June 2026 Medium/Long Range
EastCoast NPZ replied to JenkinsJinkies's topic in Mid Atlantic
Maybe for you, but rain is never a lock here. Personally, I've given up on snow around here. There hasn't been a 6" snowstorm in Stephens City since 2016. I watched it sleet for hours this year at 11F. Outside of some miraculous fluke, a true snowstorm here is a thing of the past.- 246 replies
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Jns2183 replied to Voyager's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
What I mean is the elevation is accounting for less than 10% of that difference. Everything else is due to what type of area it was placed it, canopy location, if it had good radiation shielding, if it used an aspirator, location of it to buildings, decks, house, rows. Realistically elevation is almost certainly less than 5% of the difference Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk -
ahh... good snark needs to have some truth to it... Not sure you're on point this time. Ha. Seriously. 100? It's not as common to reach that. Perhaps that's getting easier in recent decades. Granted. Almost has to. But even in these later decades, we're not doing it often enough to justify snark. It's coming though. Much to the chagrin of the assholes that will one day actually be dying from heat while setting confused emojis to anyone that dares talk about it.. that's unavoidable.
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Day 3 marginal risk issued for parts of Ky sc nc al Ms and ga .
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Perfect track rainstorms
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Late May/June 2026 Medium/Long Range
SnowenOutThere replied to JenkinsJinkies's topic in Mid Atlantic
Are they good for nor easters? I’ve missed having big storms in general.- 246 replies
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naso sure we get enough sun/mix enough to hit the mid 90s today
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That’s a fully developed MCS with a nice trailing cold pool. Could survive the trek, we’ll see .
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I your defense... I remember these summers since 2020 as having 101's on the car dash driving around during heat waves. Depended on where one was. It was like that kind of quantum oscillated away from the tarmacs to hide it, heat. hahaha. Anyway, point being ...when your 98 in a lazily flag waving sear, it's sort of like "close enough" ? That sort of puts this thing in coming up a notch because good luck hiding from this. Ineedsnowcocaine'll be all giddy to tell us how his elevated wooded residence is only 94 so I guess it fails, huh - 2021 had a June bizarre kind of DP heat wave. It was 93/81 ... I remember this specifically because both my kitchen refrigerator and my main living area window AC both crapped the bed literally within the same hour at the apex of that motherfucker. It was like the week after the solstice. Holy hell. and of course... because it was afoot, I had to skulk around the country side for hours to find both on emergency. I pulled it off though. Sat in a blast of cold AC air stream by 8 pm that night, and the refrigerator was picked up the following afternoon.
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Forky's head will pop off in delight if EWR hits 107
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Yeah EWR has to hit 107+ for the park to hit 100. My call is 98 .
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Not sure why models are weakening this but sure does look good.. lots of tornado and severe warnings with it
