JerseyWx

24 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

Ehh, not sure about that. The near 100 temps are done but I think we have a few more 90s left. 

Yeah since 2015 it's hard to bet against the endless summer pattern like bluewave alludes to.  And it doesn't necessarily have to be in the 90's for it to be AN once we get into September.

Absolute deluge here currently.  Had heavy rain this morning but this is way harder.

1 hour ago, bluewave said:

The coming higher dewpoints will allow the minimum temperature departures to catch up to the warmer maximum departures. 
 

Yep, took a little while to get here, but the warm humid nights are back.

2 hours ago, SACRUS said:

Blue Skies - nothing but blue skies

Good Vibrations kind of day

Don't think you can ask for a better combo of days between yesterday and today.  Perfect weather for the 4th, deep blue skies.

1 hour ago, nycwinter said:

sun angle is decreasing it won't be to long before it is very noticeable...

Lol, enjoy your 90's this weekend.

On 6/6/2022 at 1:49 PM, Stormlover74 said:

How insane would this be?

 

And yes I know there isn't a snowballs chance in hell

 

Well it did pick up on the cool idea interestingly enough.  Ended up being mid-60's during the day and 40's at night here.

48 minutes ago, greenmtnwx said:

If long range is right time is gonna start slipping away on this summer. 72 at 1pm full sun in late June. Not heat next couple weeks puts us well into July. By August it obviously can be hot but some of the sting is taken out and thoughts turn towards school and fall. Heat has about a 6-7 week window right now and it don’t look great. 

We get heat into October these days.  I'm not worried at all.  We wouldn't say winter is starting to slip away a day before the solstice in December.

49 last night.  Not sure I remember a cooler night this far into June.  The house is 68 degrees.

Today should be better with the sun.  Hoping for July we can turn on the heat switch and get some heatwaves going.

Just over an inch here with the heavy rain early this morning.

Really tropical like torrential downpours here.  

Around the .6" mark since midnight for most stations by me.  See what comes of today before a really nice Sunday and Memorial Day.  So much better than last year.

Solid downpours here with some lightning as well.

1 hour ago, ForestHillWx said:

Felt like the humid decreased throughout the afternoon. Great day for catching up on yard work. 

I think it did, right now feels pretty good actually.

Man what a day it turned out to be.  Once the skies cleared the temp was able to rise quickly with the hot sun.  Currently 78. 

1 hour ago, ILoveWinter said:

Forecast in CPK for Wed-Sat has dropped since yesterday by several degrees. Went from upper 70s/near 80 to low 70s.
 

But even if it is in the low 70's, that's great for this time of year.  Way better than this terrible weekend.

Next week is looking pretty great for this time of year, just have to get past tomorrow through Sunday.

Despite this nice stretch of weather, and it being mid-April, I have yet to hear a single peeper.  I feel like it gets later every year.  Used to hear them start in March.

Had a brief but heavy downpour.  Sounded like some hail mixed in hitting against the house.

19 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

I wouldn’t say the storm last night was a bust. The heavy rain was always favored to be north and west of the city on the models. The first storm was somewhat of a bust. It dried up on the northern edge. You could say that NYC/LI were shafted relatively for both storms. 

Yeah I have no idea what he is talking about.  The metro isn't just NYC.  Not a bust at all, in fact you could say it was a high bust for some of us if anything.

All nearby PWS locations are 3" or greater.  Impressive storm with a lot of moisture.  Had several rounds of very heavy downpours throughout the day, one being within the last hour.

2 hours ago, bluewave said:

It will be interesting to see how long the mid month more spring-like pattern can last. The week 3 EPS and GEFS try to bring back some blocking around the 20th. While there will still be a SE Ridge, it could mean occasional back doors and stalled frontal zones between the warmer days. We’ll get some hints when the new extended EPS comes out tomorrow.

Probably going to be the classic back and forth pattern.  Get a tease of 70+ for a week and then be met with backdoors and rain the next.

1 hour ago, SnoSki14 said:

Monday's cold is ridiculous for this time of year. Barely above freezing with gusty winds under sunny skies too.

I'm sure the strong late March sun will help some but it's still going to feel cold. Also wouldn't be surprised to see lows below 20F in many suburbs. 

Yeah my forecast high is only the upper 20's.  With the wind it will easily feel like January.  The thing that really makes it worse was having that little stretch of 70+ readings not too long ago.  

46 minutes ago, the_other_guy said:

How close are we to warmest March?

Have to be close at this point, right?

This is endless warmth

We've had way warmer March's in the past, and next week doesn't look crazy at all.  It's not really out of the ordinary to get some days that reach the 70's, and plus we've had a couple snow events (albeit minor for some) this month too.  I see some 20's for lows coming back at the end of my forecast.

4 minutes ago, rgwp96 said:

Yup just a last kick in the balls . I was all excited I went to snow an hr  earlier than modeled  .  Radar looked tremendous . 2 hrs later I see it turned to garbage and I have 2 inches lol and done 

Measured 2.25" here.  This wind, cold, and blowing snow sure makes it feel like January or February.  At least we cracked 20" this year.

3" today brings me to 19" for the season.  Is 1 more inch possible to make it an even 20?

Overall I was surprised how cold this storm turned out.  Roads were bad once you got off 23, which led to some cars off to the side.  Cold night ahead.