wow the 1950s to 1960 were a tropical "paradise" around here- didn't one of those years have three TC's hit the northeast? Was that the same year that Carol happened?
this is a large sized storm, but not strong- as of yet. It seems like the large storms that aren't very strong are the ones that get least disrupted by land.
Wow very close to the top, I didn't realize it was that close. It makes me wonder how much hotter next summer's going to be, at the peak of the 11 year cycle.....
wow so close to an 80 avg! This is the first time JFK has had a 79+ avg temp for July without any 100 degree days! Will NYC make it to an 80 avg this July, Chris? I think NYC hit 90 today but not JFK? Do you have any records for JFK most number of 90 degree days per month? Are July 2010, July 1999 and July 1993 at the top of their list?
1999 had one of our hottest Julys. I'd think that 1993 would also be on this list- July 1993 and July 1999 were the only months when NYC reached 90 degrees 20x in a month. Weird that 2010 isn't on this list too.
I looked back at number of 90 degree days and we haven't been having that many since 2014 or so. I think the most we had in one year was 20 and all the others were in the teens. This is a florida kind of climate, they dont hit 100 there much either.
thats correct, this is a typical path where NYC and western Nassau dont get much in the way of wind effects.....we do get heavier rain, which is typically about 100 miles west of the center track, but the winds typically arent any stronger than what you'd normally see from a noreaster.
NY just passed some of the stiffest drinking water regulations in the country- now applying these regulations to 1,4 Dioxine to Trace amounts (it's a cleaning chemical found in water on Long Island) using a UV cleaning system and using a carbon filtration system to remove PFOA/PFOS....... the new regs will cost $700 million but are worth it for cleaner water. Town of Hempstead is suing Dow for the chemical dump...the extra cost should be passed onto them.
I just hope we dont go all Florida summer weather and its always humid and in the 90s and we dont ever hit 100. I liked those summers more (91,93,99, 2010, 2011), not the yucky Florida summers we now have.
seeing more subtropical bugs here too unfortunately.
this climate kinda reminds me of Florida, especially in the summer.
It doesn't hit 100 there near the coast, but they always have this stifling humidity and temps in the 80s and 90s.