LibertyBell
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How far away were you from it? I love the deep blue sky background and the purple flowers (I wonder what they are?) as well as the Monarch! Why cant we have this kind of weather all year round?
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Don looks like the warmth will continue to be centered in the middle of the country and Canada, not here? Nice fall weather here. And I think we can cautiously say that the chances for anything tropical are much less now. Most storms will either recurve or hit the Gulf.
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That is the SON OF SAM !
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this is wonderful fall weather, we've been around 55 for a few days here already and looks like we might get into the upper 40s in a few days later this week
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I'm perfectly fine with that. Rain gets boring and dismal and dreary. I love this low humidity weather, I am fine with 70s by day and 50s by night through the end of October!
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wow Teterboro was 4 degrees warmer than Newark? Thats new
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I guess JFK is a city now lol
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I woke up in the middle of the night and it felt like a sauna..... and this was in the Poconos! We had severe storms overnight with temps near 70 during the day and those storms at night. Actually it was still in the upper 60s at night when those storms came through
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spaghetti plots look like they're keeping Sam offshore though
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it was 80-85 and sunny for a good chunk of the day felt like it was in the 90s
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is 73 the SST?
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oh trust me it isn't too cold for a/c lol, it was sunny here for the first half of the day and in the 80s and I've had it on all day
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Female mosquitoes and female horse flies are a real pestilence because of being such blood suckers. I wish there was a way to alter them genetically to prevent them from being able to do that and then combine that with the breeding population. The GM program in Florida sounds interesting, I want to see how that works- they're certainly worse down there than pretty much anywhere else in the country.
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Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
LibertyBell replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
Indeed-- this is the only way to get enough attention to these events, which are hidden killers. I believe over 100 died in Portland alone from this summer's heat! I heard something else today.... in NYC all new roofs put in from now going forwards, including any roof renovations, will be required to have solar panels installed! -
Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
LibertyBell replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
I heard something else today.... in NYC all new roofs put in from now going forwards, including any roof renovations, will be required to have solar panels installed! -
since they are all taken at airports they should be comparable to each other
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it wont be cold per se but it will be dry low humidity and overnight lows in the 50s which will feel chilly
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allergies
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3-5 inches in the Poconos and 1-3 inches around here?
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How come 1983 isn't on this list?
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it's that accursed upper level low and all the clouds that are responsible for that. It's unbearable enough with all this high humidity. Someone help me nuke the Atlantic Ocean please
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so how do WE reset it back? It seems like we need to do some tinkering with ENSO, on a large scale if we can develop the technology to alter ocean currents we should be able to stop these large ENSO swings from happening.
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it was going warm and yucky anyway though
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Please help me create a black hole so we can suck up all this dirty humidity and send it to some other corner of the universe or another universe entirely.
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I already know we're in a subtropical climate zone so I'm not even going to spend much time on this, here is a copy and paste of the first search result. New York City, after years of being considered a humid continental climate, now sits within the humid subtropical climate zone. The classification requires that summers average above 72 degrees Fahrenheit — which New York's have had since 1927 — and for winter months to stay above 27 degrees Fahrenheit, on average.Jul 24, 2020
