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Torrential downpours with frequent lightning. Feel like something close gor struck. Lots of hail with this storm, dime and nickel size Id guess. Same storm seen on the World Cup broadcast by the BK bridge 30 mins prior arrived here.
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Smoke is terrible now. Worse than yday evening and still building it seems. Nauseating.
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Has gotten much more hazy/smokey over the last hr. Appears to be at surface level now. From Lower Manhattan, Midtown is totally obscured.
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This might be a first. A smoky strong t storm. Rain and gusty winds blasting the smoke smell into you. Does the rain help wash it away or just bring more down to the surface?
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AQI is bad esp NYC and north. Unhealthy category from Lower Manhattan and north from there. Not as bad in SI and increasingly better into NJ S and W of SI
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Smoke/haze is much thicker today and doesnt appear just aloft like yday. Looking down from a lower manhattan high rise its looks like its mixing down to ground level. Views toward NJ and Hudson Yards are almost totally obscured.
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Soon after I said that some blue sky is trying to break through and you feel the difference with that brighter sun at times. It should still be widespread low 90s, with the Park the usual wildcard
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Yeah its not that hot at all. Warm but as far as comfort goes you could say its a better than average mid July afternoon. Quite breezy, tolerable humidity, with bright but very obscured sun. Most pleasant heat advisory I've felt.
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Thunder and lightning here but no rain, actual storm just missed by just several blocks it seems. Dramatic cool down, it feels amazing out for the moment. Came home to indoor temp 95, highest I can remember. Basically beyond the capabilities of some window AC's. Not doing much. Actual high outside of 102, before the plummet to the 70s.
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This is what kills many potential record high minimum temps.
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Its 97 at 10pm so very possible. I believe the record is 86. Central Park record is 84, which is in play. There have been overnights even warmer than those in the past but the record doesnt hold because they are often followed by t storms at some point on the same day that drops temps into the 70s
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And now LGA "down" to 99 but dews are back in the 70s so highest heat indexes of the day are occurring now
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Yeah. Cant say its a fluke or outlier sensor either. As of 9am almost all the real time sensors in NYC are in the 90s, plenty mid 90s as well. Just a couple were still at 89.
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Its a brutal start esp urban areas. It feels how yday afternoon did already.
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54?? Where? Jersey or LI?
