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  2. SACRUS
    You skipped a bunch between 1992 - 2024 May 1995 featured 16 / 17 days of measured rain and had many highs lingering in the 60s. May 1996 had a srting of 2.5 weeks of mainly cool/rainy weather May 1997 was -4.1 below normal (EWR) May 2000 was very wet and had more than a mostly 10 day stretch of rain and below normal May 2002 was between -2.5 and -3.00 below normal with a week of more than 10 below normal May 2003 was more than -4 / below normal and featured a 11 day wet period. May 2005 was more than 4 below normal with a week and half long stretch similar to this one May 2008 was around 3 below normal May 2009 opened with a wet period the first 9 days May 2016 opened the first 10 days wet and well below normal May 2017 was -2.5 to -3.0 below normal and likely cooler than this May as a whole May 2019 featured measurable rain 20 days that month May 2020 was -2.5 below normal
  3. IrishRob17
    Nice. Sucks you missed the final game but happy to hear you did the right thing.
  4. LibertyBell
    Just be glad we've banned fracking in NY/NJ
  5. BxEngine
    Yeah missed the final game, had to head home for my daughters softball game. Was nice to get a trophy for once. Been a while.
  6. canderson
    Oh good!
  7. WestMichigan
    The entire state has had SO much rain? Holland, Grand Rapids, and Muskegon are all below normal this month continuing the long term dryness.
  8. SnoSki14
    Is that even possible
  9. WestBabylonWeather
    I believe it hit 100mph in places. Remember it like it was yesterday. Debris everywhere.
  10. CAPE
    Check out the HRDPS. Looks like a Derecho lol.
  11. IrishRob17
    Congrats Champ
  12. LibertyBell
    That one we had last year was awesome and timed well with the solar eclipse lol Just like the one we had in 2011 that happened just before Irene.
  13. LibertyBell
    looks like it was more of a Suffolk County thing although the Rockaways being out of power means it was bad here too, I just don't remember it. What I do remember is that big November tornado outbreak we had a few years ago-- 8 tornadoes on Long Island including one in my town, my power went out for 4 hours and I was freezing lol
  14. LibertyBell
    I enjoyed the 4.8 we had here a year ago, it was fun.
  15. LibertyBell
    unfortunately this shift to cold crappy rainy May weather was rather unexpected. Drier springs were MUCH better. The only other time I remember getting a May like this was 1992 and that was when Pinatubo was influencing the climate.
  16. Typhoon Tip
    I know what climate variations over geological time is. What were/are you referring to when you use the word "denialism" - what does that mean in the context? hint hint, I already know what your tact was. This cannot be pointed out any clearer: you are completely off based and just ... wrong, period. The entire ambit of climate research has not only distinguished the difference between natural vs (natural + human influence) in climate change, they have used physical chemistry data to prove it. Let me let you in on a secret that only the enlightened people are aware of ... we don't get to question data that is objectively real. - something that is quite irritatingly obvious at this point, what you are clearly doing is trying to create uncertainty in data measuring practices, that ISN'T THERE. Your are wasting your time. And you are wasting the bandwidth of these threads with this DENIALISM stategy.
  17. TWCCraig
    81mph on the radar velocities (elevated). Crazy storm
  18. Brian5671
    Zero chance of a 7 quake around here
  19. ineedsnow
    Not saying we won't see HHH weather at all.. to me that's atleast upper 80s with dews in the 70s.. some were saying it could be an all timer the other day and I'm just not seeing that.
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  21. forkyfork
    i hope it's a foreshock for a 7
  22. CoastalWx
    The problem next week though is a cutoff just to our south. That will force the heat more over the top. Maybe it's 85-90 up in Quebec, but more modified here. We just don't have a good trough out west that can rip a heat plume heat for the good stuff.
  23. bdgwx
    Speaking solar cycles...The study of solar output is a great example of another discipline of science that performs corrections/adjustments for biases and errors in the instrumentation to create a more accurate picture of what is actually happening. Dr. Kopp's webpage is a good starting point for the science of solar output in general, but more pertinent to the discussion at hand you can see how the bias corrections/adjustments work to homogenize the observations of the different solar observatories and that without these corrections/adjustments scientists would grossly misinterpret how the Sun behaves.
  24. Itstrainingtime
    Neither Elliott or CTP agrees with you: Sunday Partly Sunny Cool <10% 68 4 Sunday Mostly sunny, with a high near 68. I just looked at the GFS, CMC, ICON, EURO and NAVGEM and not a single one of them shows rain on Sunday. They could all be wrong, however.
  25. WestBabylonWeather
    It stretched well beyond west Babylon. Surprised you do not recall this event After dealing with the a day of stifling heat and humidity, severe thunderstorms plagued most of New York City and neighboring counties in New Jersey in the evening, but it appears Long Island may have gotten the worst of the storms. PSEG Long Island says lightning brought down trees and wires, causing outages mostly in the Towns of Islip and Babylon in Suffolk County. As of 8:30 a.m., the company restored more than 67,000 customers impacted by the storm last night, howeber, PSEG Long Island is reporting that more than 24,000 of its approximately 1.1 million customers across Long Island and the Rockaways are still without service.
  26. WinstonSalemArlington
    Keep it mild in early June
  27. Sundog
    1.5C over 120 years for the Earth is a shit ton, but that doesn't mean you wake up to a tropical climate one morning.
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