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16 hours ago, bluewave said:
Don't onshore winds tend to push milder surface ocean temps closer to the coast?
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Severe T storm warning? What the hell?
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Raining in Lower Manhattan
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13 hours ago, LibertyBell said:
Hopefully that ridge doesn't go away after the 20th. In my experience once we hit 85, we usually don't go back to a cool pattern anymore
Depends how you define "cool" at that point
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Pleasantly surprised at all this sunshine, breezy 57
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57 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:
There's a total solar eclipse in Iceland in August 2026, considering it?
In Spain, and brushing Portugal too. Edge of the path of totality passes through northern parts of Madrid.
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17 minutes ago, Snowlover11 said:
transformers blowup all over, looks like lightning but the sky is a greenish/blue every couple seconds.
I'm seeing the same with transformers blowing. Lights at home has been flikering for hrs, but power is holding on. Wind may not of verified for some, but it has here, maybe exceeded expectations.
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Wild drive on Shore Rd thru Pelham Bay Pk. LI Sound with large crashing waves. Huge crashing waves crashing into Glen Island. Full on Atlantic Ocean look
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On 3/28/2024 at 10:22 AM, LibertyBell said:
omg I guess if you want to avoid the traffic and the high costs of airfare, you could always travel by Amtrak. But that has logistical issues also.
From April 5th on, Amtrak heading upstate to path of totality is sold out by now. Only thing I saw available was 1 train the morning of, which is cutting it extremely close, like to the minute.
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34 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:
come on man, we'd all rather see the eclipse
For real. I'm hoping against the odds and climatologal history for a clear sunny Apr 8th.
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5 hours ago, bluewave said:
Looks like NYC only got down to 29°so it avoided the hard freeze some of the colder guidance was calling for. The GFS actually did better again that some of the other guidance which had mid 20s. So hopefully there won’t be much damage to the early blooms.
Yeah, I got down to 28. Trees etc in bloom look unscaved. Many of the cherry blossoms were past peak anyway, and the later blooming varieties haven't opened yet.
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6 hours ago, SnoSki14 said:
Looks like multiple freezes and even hard freezes likely just outside the city and immediate coast coming week.
Should put a damper on any early blooms and leafouts.
Thurs night/Fri AM a freeze looks likely even within NYC. Perhaps a hard freeze at that. We'll see how these cherry blossoms and magnolia blooms fare by next weekend.
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Breaks of sun got me to 72, now light showers and 70
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74 and sunny light breeze
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Not complaining but..where the wind?
Last night was windy but it's nearly calm now
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15 hours ago, the_other_guy said:
You could plant begonias.
How is CPK doing with number of days below freezing? Has to be lowest ever. I wonder if it even happens again.
Earliest last freeze possible?
Just Epic how many records broken this winter!
I saw a lanternfly on Sunday, which I thought was way to early. It wasn't the little baby ones either. 40 degree winters will do that I guess. There's little sustained freezing temps, at least in urban areas. Back to back winters too.
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26 minutes ago, qg_omega said:
So easy these days for record highs and not by small margins
This is very true..but it's worth noting the records for today were on the lower side. For Central Park today was one of the very few days this late with a record high below 70. Record highs in the 60s start fading away by late Feb, and they are just about gone by this point...but obviously there are couple hanging on, i.e today.
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Bright sunshine..not a cloud in the sky and 60* already.
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Random question..how do they calculate climate normals on leap days. Is the avg high/low just from the leap years over the 30 yr normals period, or do they just use Feb 28th averages again for today?
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3 hours ago, lee59 said:
Since 2000 the average DJF winter temperature is lower at Kennedy than at LaGuardia and Central Park. Considering Kennedy is right on the Atlantic Ocean and the other 2 are not, I believe it shows how much the heat island affect has taken hold.
It actually make sense to me for JFK to be a little cooler. JFK has always radiated well at night by NYC standards, so you have some cooler lows in many setups. Then warm ups in winter are muted, often severely so, at JFK. Occasional days spiking well into the 50s or 60s will happen at Central Park but the smallest southern component to the wind will rob JFK of it and they will sit at 48 or something.
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2" here. 8.5" for the season. The slow climb to double digits continues.
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10 minutes ago, Stormlover74 said:
They left my report out for some reason
https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=okx&issuedby=OKX&product=PNS
Wait, Coney Island 9.9"!! A trained spotter too.
Over 6" at JFK
I didn't realize that heavy snow got so close while I was sleeping lol.
I need pics of this.
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May 2024
in New York City Metro
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I know Sun forecast isnt great but is Sunday looking like a steady moderate rain or more of light showers from time to time kind of day? The 5 boro bike tour is that day and I trying an idea how bad it will be. I see varying forecasts from around a tenth of an inch to nearly an inch of rain.