jm1220
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LI severe storms come from the north in almost all cases, the other ones being stray storms on the seabreeze boundary that can sometimes blow up around Mineola/Westbury. Every now and again severe can reach western Nassau if conditions are right but for Suffolk it’s game over. Long Beach/Rockaway has been hit a couple times recently by bowing out storms coming east from NJ but they die once they reach Jones Beach.
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About 0.4".
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It’ll get here but evident on radar the collapse is starting.
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Looks like Nassau might make it in time to get a smacking. W Suffolk TBD before the marine layer inevitably gets it.
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Those are always so creepy looking. Saw them in Chicago when I was there before July 4th and got nailed.
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Looks like 60mph possible in N Manhattan/Bronx.
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Maybe the tail end of the line can clip Nassau/W Suffolk.
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Velocities look pretty intense west of Newark, over 60mph. But it looks concentrated in a spot near East Orange.
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Takes very little to wring out a downpour on these days.
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I was in Chicago in early July where it was much like today there-it was hotter here but a little less humidity. Last summer’s where it hit 100 didn’t feel this bad.
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92/78/107. Hideous.
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Brutal day. This feels worse than the days we hit 100 but less humidity. Just atrocious.
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Can clearly see the anvil top from the CT I-84 storms from here.
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89/78/103.
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Probably safe to book the trip to FL or the Caribbean this September when it’s cheap.
