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Heat Indices are around or over 100 at all area ASOS sites.
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4 minutes ago, NewYorkweatherfan said:
No it isnt
You honestly going to sit here on a weather board and tell me that NY isnt in the Mid-Atlantic?
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/mid-Atlantic
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/mid-atlantic-states
https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/mid-Atlantic
https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/mid-atlantic
https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/us/definition/english/the-mid-atlantic-states
https://www.roughguides.com/destinations/north-america/usa/mid-atlantic/new-york-state/long-island/
https://www.longisland.com/long-island.html
Long Island GeographyTo the north of the island is Long Island Sound, which separates it from the coast of Connecticut and Rhode Island. To the south are the Great South Bay, South Oyster Bay, and Jamaica Bay, which are actually lagoons, protected from the Atlantic Ocean by a string of narrow barrier islands, most notably Fire Island. The island separates into two forks at the eastern end, known as the North Fork and South Fork.Long Island is interesting because it is geographically part of the Mid-Atlantic, however many towns and hamlets along the island's north shore and in eastern Suffolk County, such as Oyster Bay, Port Jefferson and Sag Harbor seem to resemble New England towns, while many of the towns and hamlets along the south shore, such as Long Beach, Valley Stream, and Babylon seem to resemble Mid-Atlantic coastal communities, especially those on the shore between New Jersey and Virginia.Long Island can be considered the geographical border between the Mid-Atlantic and New England.-
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2 minutes ago, NewYorkweatherfan said:
Tough question. I’d say in between. But it’s neither.
Its the mid atlantic.
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1 hour ago, NewYorkweatherfan said:
I don’t think Long Island is part of mid Atlantic. I consider philly and south part of mid Atlantic
It is. New York, NJ and PA are the Mid-Atlantic.
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25 minutes ago, TriPol said:
Is August any kind of canary in the coal mine for how snowy the upcoming winter will be?
No
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87/75/96 here, already 89 at LGA/EWR/JFK
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7 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:
He didn't say 10 degrees. Your post said mid 20's...and he's saying that there have been numerous storms with snow with colder temps than 25. You are correct, many storms are b/w 25-33 however to say that it's exceedingly rare to see a snowstorm at less than 25 is not accurate...there are plenty of examples over the last 30-40 yrs.
Yes. We have had many events in fhe 20-24 range. Blizzard of 1996 was in the teens
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1 hour ago, 495weatherguy said:
I question the 84 at Islip. I am in melville and it was hot and sunny-especially after 12 pm
My Davis recorded 88 in Commack. 84 seems low but the flow was more southerly today so ISP caught more of the ocean influence than we did further northwest.
was also extremely humid, heat index spiked to 100 mid day
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19 minutes ago, Cfa said:
So it seems that it isn’t a common occurrence. It feels like the vast majority of our snow events occur with temps near freezing, but I suppose it depends on one’s location.
Precip at 10 degrees is something I’ve definitely never witnessed, but we’re rarely that cold for any appreciable amount of time, if it gets that cold at all.
Sorry this just isn’t accurate
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Today is absolutely brutal. Incredibly humid out here.
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88/78/100, brutal
central Park hit 90, shockingly
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77 dew at ISP again. Swamp ass city
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17 minutes ago, jfklganyc said:
How many Septembers in a row well above normal now?
4? 5?
I’m negating cool start last year as Mother Nature negated it and then some.
Scary times ahead for fall lovers
An above normal is perfect weather. Usually low 80s late into September. That’s amazing
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1 hour ago, Brian5671 said:
Some grass starting to burn out here in the dry/hot spots-seemed unimaginable just 2 weeks ago.
Yup. The heat dried everything out here. No rain at all in 2 weeks.
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10 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:
he's in NYC-won't make it there. the drier air is pushing west. It's partly sunny here and 76/66
Very nice day here, also 76/66
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2 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:
They always go conservative and then inch up as we get closer. They had upper 80's for this week too a week out-how did that turn out?
They had upper 80s/90 and then backed down, that doesn’t make sense. Nothing shows the heat backing down.
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Nws isn’t buying the big heat for next week. Thinks we mid-80s and that’s it
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You know its hot when Marthas Vineyard and Nantucket hit 90
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15 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:
you came back at the right time, although our break from it looks brief
Per NWS, dewpoint here drops to 67 tonight, then back to 70 saturday afternoon and then 70+ into next week. 67 is better than 77, but its not really a "break".
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FOK at 90. Nw flow roasts Suffolk.
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13 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:
Hard to tell but may get a few days with more of a WSW flow this time as well so could be hotter days for Long Island
Terrific.
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7 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:
The ridge next week looks really impressive, and I'm surprised at how benign the NWS is being. No reason to think we won't see more advisories/warnings being hoisted for next Mon-Thurs.
Even i am getting sick of the hot weather. No relief here yet, 86/75/96. A few dry cool days would be nice.
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17 minutes ago, Gravity Wave said:
The heat might be making me go insane but it actually felt marginally better outside this morning. NAM says the relief will start coming in around 10:00 PM tonight.
7 minutes ago, Stormlover74 said:Dewpoint is 67 here, feels quite a bit better than yesterday
Still 86/73 at ISP and FRG, HI 93, still uncomfortable out here.
September 2018 Discussions & Observations Thread
in New York City Metro
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After hitting 88 and 89 earlier this week, hit 90 now, 90/78/105