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Yeah me too. I wish this was forecasted. Would of changed everything if ppl could of planned ahead. I still give thanks for a great afternoon . Saw a good amount of people out riding bikes etc..

Mostly cloudy with a few breaks of sun most of the morn..now just partly sunny..up to 66.

Rain looks mostly done already. Just an occasional shower left. Or should I excpect areas to the west to fill in?

35 after a low of 32. coldest of season so far, 1st freeze

I think the NWS didn't consider that night sufficient enough to end the growing season throughout the 5 boros. Just touching 32 for a few mins deep in Central Park while the sun is coming up didn't do much harm overall in NYC. Staten Island and a few isolated neighborhoods elsewhere being the exception.

Some light rain and 47. Flurries/snow showers N&W of I-287?

Freeze watch for NYC...except for Staten Island and their suburban like overnights. Bye to the growing season. Still have a few plants holding on. FREEZE WATCH IN EFFECT FROM LATE TUESDAY NIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNING... * WHAT...Temperatures around freezing possible. * WHERE...New York (Manhattan), Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), Northern Queens and Southern Queens Counties. * WHEN...From late Tuesday night through Wednesday morning. * IMPACTS...Frost and freeze conditions could kill sensitive vegetation and possibly damage unprotected outdoor plumbing. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... Take steps now to protect tender plants from the cold. To prevent freezing and possible bursting of outdoor water pipes they should be wrapped, drained, or allowed to drip slowly. Those that have in-ground sprinkler systems should drain them and cover above- ground pipes to protect them from freezing.

A warm thanksgiving wouldn't be a bad thing. People will congregate together despite whatever rules are set. The more that can be outdoors the better. Another 70 degree Christmas might be needed too.

That a pretty much what it was like here last night.

Brooklyn College..near the last stop on the 2 train at Flatbush & Nostrand Ave. All the NYC mesonets are on CUNY campuses.

Tornado warning blaring on every phone here. Bergen county, NJ, Manhattan, Bronx, Southern Westchester..

hazy sun 66, low was only 60

77 after high of 79. Sunny but hazy. Foilage the last several days has been some of the best I ever seen within NYC.

Air quality is bad. Air quality alert...and not just the more common "unhealthy for sensitive groups" level, but Unhealthy for everyone. Otherwise..sunny 76, calm wind

Yeah Ive noticed the range of low temps has been big and not just the usual radational cooling spread. NYC and LGA mornings will be around 60, but even close, fairly urban sites like EWR are in the 40s.

Had a high of 76..low was 57. Perfect day Now 72, parties in the street continue into the night Peak foliage here now too.

Beautiful day, Sunny and 67

7am temp was 32

33. Can't remember an Oct low so cold besides the oct snowstorm got to 34. Peppers and some remaining tomatoes look unaffected. Central Park is currently 32, an Oct freeze technically. LGA 36, JFK 33, EWR 32.

Its possible to see some snowflakes mix in but its not snowing to the extent radar is showing

A little ironic remnants of a Tropical system here on the same day. Also yday a loose crane was spinning around in midtown sending chunks of metal to the street, reminds me of the damaged crane during Sandy.

Warwick, NY Orange county. A little something

37, sleet and a few snow flakes mixing in not long ago in the Bronx. Driving a few miles to New Rochelle now and just light rain. I'm moving here now, right on the Sound so I'll see how that changes things.

yup..I remember getting down to about 34, with 4" of snow/slop on grassy surfaces, trees etc. with an inch or 2 on pavement at times when it came down really hard. The heavy snow was relentless that's the only way it managed to acclumate. I couldn't believe my eyes, especially the tress mostly still full of green leaves covered in snow. Then it was gone soon after it stopped. It seem like over a foot of snow fell if it were able to all stick. One of the more surreal weather experiences, before I knew what the decade ahead had in store.

That sounds about right to me. NYC usually lags behind, then the foilage starts to really ramp up headed to Halloween, peaking in early Nov. The UHI ends up with shorter window to see real fall colors