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1 minute ago, Brian5671 said:

never said that.   Just said the worst of summer heat is behind us.  Will it get hot again-sure

Late July is our hottest time of the year...that shouldn’t surprise anyone. Still a long way to go.

Just now, Brian5671 said:

marine influence there no matter which way the wind blows...the sound is in the upper 70's....hard to cool down with that...here the winds blow from the north and it's cool air off the mainland.

Warm water all around us certainly doesn’t help. Your latitude is important as well. Even CNJ has been toasty, so it’s not just the sound 

10 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

different story up here on the mainland.  Almost needed a blanket Sunday night-felt great.  

SNE is a different climate. And saying summers back in broken on August 6 is silly. We have a few days in the low 80s and now it’s fall lol come on. Late August we will bake 

8 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

different story up here on the mainland.  Almost needed a blanket Sunday night-felt great.  

We only dropped to 67 Sunday night 

16 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

feels like the back of summer has been broken-last  2night were downright cool....sure it will heat up again, but wont be as bad as July

Cool? Can’t remember last time we went below 65, dews have been high as well. Feels like mid summer

81 today, nice day to be stuck inside an office.

14 minutes ago, LIWeatherGuy29 said:

Storms weakening like usual before making it to the South Shore. Hoping we get rain soon it hasn't rained in 11 days here.

Same. Very dry here.

4 minutes ago, uofmiami said:

Yep hit a wall and then died once they moved this way. Typical, like so many times, and the flood advisory issued by OKX at 11:08 doesn’t look good either.  

Yea saw that coming lol. It hasn’t rained in almost 2 weeks. Lawns be brown. Helluva way to run a flood advisory 

17 minutes ago, uofmiami said:

Thunder now noticeable in Syosset as storms approach. 

Storms are fading out...not sure we see much 

15 minutes ago, NYCweatherNOW said:

That’s a really strong line looks great on radar and it’s still strengthening.

I wouldn’t say it’s strong or strengthening. It’s a cluster of showers and storms which are waning in intensity but expanding in coverage a bit. 

85 earlier, 84 now. Normal August day

Uncomfortable out there today. 83/69

11 hours ago, Drz1111 said:

3” of rain in a month is dryish?  OK bro.

That 3" came in one day. The rest of the month was very dry. That 3" is like watering your lawn once a month.

7 minutes ago, Cfa said:

0.01 here. Yawn.

Other than the deluge last week, we have been pretty dry

10 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

A few rolls of thunder but looking like anything more than a moderate period of rain is staying over the City and west. Storms seem to hit any body of water and collapse. 

yea, probably just some light showers for us

storms look to stay mainly city and nw

Very uncomfortable out there. 87/73

92 here. Was even a toasty 86 out in Montauk today where I spent the day. 

11 minutes ago, uofmiami said:

I'm sure you hit 90 a couple of days that I didn't during the first 10 days of this month.

Cool thanks. I wonder if Davis has my records saved 

6 minutes ago, uofmiami said:

Ten (10) 90 degree days for me so far.  9 this month and 1 last month.

How many did you have from July 1 to July8? Wundergorund lost my data for that week. Was it hot?

2 hours ago, LibertyBell said:

Did you have it set up in 2010 and 2011?  In 2010 we exceeded 100 on three days and in 2011 we reached 104!

 

No, got my first pws in 2012. My dad did have a Davis when I was a kid, but I never saw it hit 100

57 minutes ago, LongBeachSurfFreak said:

I first noticed it way back in July 2003. We had a solid week of powerful surging waves that seemingly came out of nowhere. Minor beach wash overs and swell periods of 20-17 seconds, something completely unheard of on the east coast. I looked around the North Atlantic and there was no tropical activity or storms at all. I figured it had to have come from a huge storm the week before that was unusually far north in the Southern Hemisphere. So I sent a question to Sean Collins the founder of Surfline and the king of surf forecasting. He sent me back a response on their “who knows” detailing the storm that caused the swell and how it’s entirely possible given the right circumstances. They have been talking about this current swell on their premium subscription forecasts for over a week now!!!

We have had several smaller events since 03 but this is the only other that stacks up.

Check out the swell periods on the NY Harbor Buoy. There are our typical local wind waves with the periods below 10 seconds and then the southern hemi swells with the periods over 13 seconds. 

https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=44065

 

I’ll be in Montauk tomorrow. I’ll check it out

91, i believe its # 8 for the year, but Wunderground apparently lost a week of data for early July which is unfortunate.

3 hours ago, uofmiami said:

Already hit 89.7 (90) for the high so far. Another 90 degree day here. 

Only 88.3 here

88 here. Played a quick 9. Felt great.

84 today. Perfect