LibertyBell
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the stink bug! the spotted lanternfly!
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what torch lol, the humidity was low the weather was great true misery was the days of clouds and winds
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it was colder than this in 1999 though JFK: 37 (1999) after yet another super hot and very dry summer
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1987 - Unseasonably cold weather continued in the eastern U.S., with thirteen cities reporting record low temperatures for the date. The low of 34 degrees at Montgomery AL was their coldest reading of record for so early in the season. Lows of 32 degrees at Harrisburg PA and 34 degrees at Parkersburg WV marked their third straight morning of record cold. (The National Weather Summary) 1988 - The cold high pressure system responsible for the record low temperatures in the eastern U.S. began to move out to sea, giving way to a trend toward "Indian Summer". Thunderstorms developing ahead of a cold front produced golf ball size hail at Altamont KS and hail two inches in diameter at Yates City IL. (Storm Data) (The National Weather Summary) wow cold in both 1987 and 1988?? 1876: Snow fell on the backside of a coastal storm from Virginia to New England. New York City, NY had its earliest 32° temperature and a half inch of snow. Fall River, MA reported 3.5 inches of snow. (Ref. AccWeather Weather History) our earliest 32 degree temperature, I would have thought it would be earlier than this....
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For us true summer ended after mid August. It was a mid June to mid August summer here.
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honestly, I only go by number of 90, 95 and 100 degree days, this summer cooled off in August and was cool for the first half of September. summer ends with the last 90 degree day
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again school hours can be adjusted do the first hour of school on remote learning if necessary
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you're right you should be sleeping, everything should be pushed back an hour work, school, etc
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I dont see the problem here just start school an hour later
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I will say that December 1992 was much more exciting than either Irene or Sandy 1) multiple days of heavy rain and high wind 2) many many tide cycles of unprecedented flooding 3) snow on the final day -
I hate that name post tropical cyclone.... I'm glad it would be called a hurricane with the updated definitions and we would have maintained hurricane warnings. a hurricane should be a storm with 75 mph winds regardless of its structure.
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very strong at JFK too, Seagate Brooklyn was completely flooded out
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The ironic thing about that season is with all the snow we got the most intense storm was an all rain noreaster in March lol
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Either way we could have waited two more months instead of getting one in October lol
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it was my all time favorite, and why noreasters belong in December not October lol
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Got the rest thanks Tony LGA 46 MPH JFK 44 MPH
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2.2 around here and it looks like 0.56 at my other location (on the left edge of the map so I'm not sure if it's 0.56 or 0.36 lol)
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Yes indeed, I think the Gulf is number 1 in sea level rise (some islands already underwater off of the La coast), the east coast is number 2 in sea level rise and the west coast lags behind at number 3.
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Walt on the western edge of that map, is that 0.56 near Lehighton, PA?
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Thanks, my house heat kicked on this morning for the second time this month. I think the temperatures are dropping because of the cold wind.
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and maximum wind gusts at these locations Tony?
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Lows:EWR: 32 (1932)NYC: 37 (1988)LGA: 40 (1993)JFK: 37 (1993) 1993 was really interesting we went from endless historic heat to record cold in October back to historic heat in mid November followed by a historic winter.
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why would it be a computer coding pain as opposed to just staying on one time all year long? some states don't even go to DST.
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JFK had even higher winds didn't they? I saw some reports of 60 mph winds on Long Island
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The duration also has to be factored in. I simply can't tolerate a three day rainstorm. When we really start controlling the weather I would like our first noreaster to happen in December and our last noreaster to happen in March, nothing before and nothing after, Chris. My back, shoulders and neck has been hurting for the past three nights and only started getting better this morning (my shoulders are still sore though.) I turned my space heater up to 83 degrees this morning which helped alleviate the pain and soreness. I can tolerate this in the winter (especially with snow which is far better than rain and does not cause this kind of pain.) Not in October.
