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LibertyBell

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  1. how is it they dont have a sea breeze and we do?
  2. NYC ahead of EWR is amazing lol
  3. I would love to see this in the summer, even a high of 100 with dew points like this wold feel great.
  4. Are we close to the pace we set in 2010?
  5. I remember in April 2010 I think JFK just barely missed 90 (89) while you were languishing in the upper 60s down there lol. It even got into the upper 80s here.
  6. I would love to get this again in the summer with the hot highs building in from the west
  7. Even 100 feels great in this low humidity
  8. So glad NYC hit 90 degrees! It was close! Interesting that LGA missed by 1 degree and on a land breeze day JFK missed by 5 degrees! Don do you have stats on that day in April 2010 when we had our earliest 90 degree day? NYC hit 92 and if I remember correctly JFK got to 89? So that was hotter than today and about a week earlier? Did EWR and LGA also hit 92 that day?
  9. I wonder if our area has ever had a day where it started below freezing and ended up in the 90s?
  10. 2002 should be a good analog, I believe we get a hot dry summer it turns wetter in the second half of August. Do you have a prediction for JFK? I'm going with 15-20.
  11. Chris, you posted that Mineola hit 108 in July 2010-- I thought that was July 2011 lol. Can you check through July 2011 records to see what their highest temp was that month? Thanks! Just comparing it to JFK, I know JFK hit 102 in July 2010 (at or above 100 3 days.... 101, 102 and 100) and 103 in July 2011 (at or above 100 twice, 103 and 100.)
  12. In the summer we just need to delay the sea breeze to come in after 3 PM to hit 100 degrees. A nice downsloping wind like today can do that and also limit the humidity at the same time.
  13. Yes I really hope we get this in July again. Our heat comes not from the SE ridge, it comes from the west, which I think we'll get this year. Strong heat building in the middle of the country and reaching us from the West.
  14. The typical climate progression would be that we get this early heat and then it regresses to a cooler rainier pattern for a few weeks (4-6) and then we get more hot and dry weather beginning in the second half of June and for July and the first half of August. Later in August we would get the influence of the el nino and switch to a rainier pattern after the 20th or so.
  15. We may have that that in 2002 too, those were my two favorite summers in the 21st century. It got to 100+ and it felt so nice you could go running in that weather.
  16. thats the perfect weather, we had that in July 2010 and you could go running in it
  17. 2002 and 2010 had my favorite Aprils.... even though we'll regress to cooler weather (aside from 1976) there is a nice connection between April heat and extreme heat showing up again during the summer.
  18. I love that 1977's early heat is showing up, yesterday it was 90 on this date in 1977. 2002's heat came a bit later.
  19. You wont be whining when this kind of heat may lead to a snowy winter.
  20. I miss this, this is like an old fashioned heatwave like we had back in the 90s. I think we're going to get a lot of this during the summer, with heat building in from the west, like it should during the summer. Analogs 1977, 2002
  21. Could even hit 90 here, I love high energy days like this!
  22. Didn't Hatepe or Hautepe cause a super tsunami? That was the most powerful eruption in recorded history?
  23. I think that's why there's an advantage being farther south. Three of the four of the 20"+ snowfalls that I have seen here have occured in moderate or strong el ninos. There's been a total of 3 of them, February 1983, PD2 and January 2016 (over 30") The only exception was the exceptional January 1996.
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