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  2. All I got was a little bit of light rain. It took all morning just to get 0.12". As often happens with these summer morning storm events, it was fed from the backside by a low level jet. The nose of the jet remained to my west, so the storms continued to back-build, and any storm that tried to move east of that LLJ nose quickly vanished. Only a couple counties west and northwest widespread 1-3" fell. The year without thunderstorms continues, as if winter wasn't boring enough. Maybe next week's ring of fire pattern can finally produce something.
  3. Jesus ...look at this 582+ dam thickness ballooning over us by 4pm Sunday afternoon... What ever machine numbers are on that day, go bigger
  4. It finally got in line with that the euro has had for days. That model is watery dog shit.
  5. heh... it still has it though. Euro and GGEM's been on it as well... Granted it sucks with the placement.... It's ripping it more E and not curving it south. I'd still suggest that it's possible it turns the corner. Btw, this 12z NAM implies a kind of heat burst Sunday afternoon for eastern zones. The grid numbers suggest a wall of big heat sweeps in after 18z. It's not a 'textbook' heat burst, but it could surge from lower 80s to upper 90s late that day.
  6. And as we suspected, the eastward movement furnaces Sunday and Monday. Jesus that model is dog shit.
  7. You need to parse through analog seasons and determine what value there is to be gleaned from each, and then how to apply it to your forecast.
  8. Depends on the how they are applied....analogs in the explicit sense, ie verbatim with the expectation of a replica season evolving....yes. I don't use them that way.
  9. Now the GFS is hotter than the damned Euro. Monday 5PM temps in central Queens on 12z GFS: 104 degrees On 6z Euro: 85 degrees
  10. Taking advantage of this lower humidity and temp day. Lunch back out on the deck. And the cats are happy the catio is back open. Beautiful breeze right now.
  11. GFS is so bad. Remember when it had the MCS cutting into NY State 2 days ago? LOL.
  12. What I think also gives this more support is the NBM doesn't look to be overmixed wither...still has upper 60's to lower 70's dewpoints. The NBM tends to be lower with dews. I guess though if we end up seeing dews more 72-73 versus say 68-71 then we may be more 99ish versus 101-102ish.
  13. Interesting how many balloons and radiosondes were deployed or utilized in 30s-40s and 50s to get regional or national 500MB observations. Id argue those heat domes were just as high then with those readings.
  14. Here are the percentiles. This is a pretty damn good signal for highs to get into the 100's in the hottest spots. Not sure how much this applies to our area but in these anomalous heat patterns...those 70th-90th percentiles usually work out. This has with some of those big heat events within the West anyways...again not sure if that can be applied here.
  15. Yeah just a quickie. Upslope is already drying up. Gonna go right back up by Sunday.
  16. Remembering last June’s heatwave, I seem to recall there was an afternoon or two that we got some nice outflow that made things feel quite pleasant in the late afternoon, even in areas that didn’t get storms.
  17. Do you think that these days.. analogs are getting less relevant? Sure feels like it, but hey I'm just an amateur hobbyist here, lol
  18. Another way that we can look at how the tree growth over the NYC ASOS has artificially cooled the summer highs there since the 1990s is the comparison between Newark and NYC high temperatures on the warmest day of all the decades since the 1930s. Into the 1980s NYC would often be warmer than Newark on the warmest day of the decade. But the relationship shifted during the 1990s when the NYC ASOS was moved under the trees. Now Newark is always warmer on the warmest day of the decade than NYC. The current warmest day of the 2020s is 6-30-2021. Newark reached 103° with NYC only reaching 98°. So NYC was 5° cooler. Next Tuesday could be the warmest day of the 2020s so far. So it will be interesting to see if Newark can rival or even exceed the +5° warmer than NYC in 2021. Warmest day of the decade comparison between NYC and EWR 6-30-2021 EWR….103°…..+5° NYC….98° 7-21-2011 EWR….108°…..+4° NYC…104° 8-9-2001 EWR…105°……+2° NYC…103° 7-10-1993 EWR….105°…..+3 NYC….102° 7-21-1980 NYC….102°…..+1° EWR….101° 7-21-1977 NYC…..104°……+2° EWR…..102° 7-23-1966 EWR…..105°….+2° NYC…..103° 9-3-1952 EWR…..105°…..+2° NYC…..103° 7-4-1949 EWR….105°…..+3° NYC….102° 7-9-1936 NYC…..106°….+2° EWR….104°
  19. Cold pool rapidly moves out at least
  20. LSR is up and it seems the max gusts reported were ~55 - 60 mph - https://www.weather.gov/wrh/TextProduct?product=lsrphi Just looking at pics of literal "snapped" trees and poles (versus the usual uprooting) seems to suggest that there might have been some localized downbursts/straight line winds at some locations. I bottomed out at 64 this morning and it's like day and night compared to yesterday (with steamy windows). It's currently mostly sunny and breezy, with temp at 79 and dp a more manageable 64. Furnace will be incoming soon though!
  21. Damn, Philly is fast...was about to post the IRI update lol. Looks like El Niño is off the table...gonna either be cool neutral or weak La Niña, but given what we know about the state of the globe...probably wise to err on the side of caution and assume weak La Niña type of net impact. That said, what last season taught me is don't ENSO be a prohibitive factor in your analysis and discretion with analogs....ie, if you see strong value in a season, then go ahead an include it...even if its neutral or warmish ENSO. There is no way anyone could have had the Aleutian low reflected in their forecast composite for last season had they restricted themselves to solely cool ENSO seasons.
  22. 47F at top of the Gondola, 57F at the base. Windy with occasional squalls. Summer ops start tomorrow. A good 25F cooler than yesterday.
  23. The Northshore awaits you & fam. I get to escape the nasty heat this weekend. TY Lake Superior! (I bet half of the state will be up here LOL) Rough stms possible tonight.
  24. Can’t wait to watch that fail in storm threats all winter. I’m sure it will nail a 1040mb high within 0.1mb though.
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