LibertyBell
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Conversely looks like LGA rose more than the other stations, is that because of more urbanization? I always see a spike in my car thermometer when I drive through there, even more than in Manhattan or New Jersey for that matter.
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I was thinking that amazingly hot summer in 1908 might be because of the Tunguska event lol.
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Wow my post disappeared lol, Take two..... What about 90 degree highs at JFK? The only two record holders I know of are 2010 and 1983 before that. 1983 was an amazing year when you think about it, the only 20 inch snowstorm of the decade here, the wettest year on record by a mile with 80 inches of rain and the hottest and most humid summer on record up to that point.
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Sounds very 1953-like. What happened so late in the season to make it so hot that year?
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NY has too many skyscrapers already. These new rectangular shaped monstrosities are disgusting, built by the rich for the rich.
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I dont understand why it's so difficult to get these people to chop off some vegetation. Otherwise just move the equipment to the Sheep Meadow. Neither should be a big deal.
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But what about for JFK? If they are #1 during the 2010s it's because of how hot the early part of the period was (2010-2013). Inland locations are definitely getting hotter.
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Why cant the NWS hire someone to clear the brush if the Park Conservancy wont do it? And did the Park Conservancy give a reason as to why they wont do it? Also why not relocate the equipment to the Sheep Meadow? The equipment has been relocated before within the Park hasn't it?
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Would these cloud seeding processes we've now seen being implemented in 8 states and some countries like the UAE help?
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power went out here during that for 30 minutes @$E%^& -
damn power went out here for 30 minutes
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Newark had a hot flash that day
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Just saw a thing on artificial rain in the UAE, they are seeding clouds to produce rain there to reduce the intensity of heatwaves. The reporter said that 8 states in the West are also using cloud seeding to alleviate the long term drought there.
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1980 was amazing, it was already very hot in July and August got even hotter and averaged close to 81 wow.....
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Thanks, do you have a number of 90 degree day and number of 100 degree day info for those too? The top three are part of the 11 yr cycle which is highly impressive. I'll give you a list of my top summers and can you find out if all of those are la ninas too? We've been in a la nina pattern haven't we? So why isn't this summer very hot too? Here's my list of extremely hot summers I've experienced. 1977, 1980, 1983, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1999, 2002, 2010. See how many of them are in the 90s
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Going by number of 90 degree highs, the decade of the 1990s dwarfs everything else. Also 2010 is still the summer of record going by number of 90 degree and 100 degree days.
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11 yr sunspot cycle https://scied.ucar.edu/learning-zone/sun-space-weather/sunspot-cycle#:~:text=The 11-year sunspot cycle,northern and southern hemispheres switch.
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isnt this a 1950s pattern with all the TC and June heat? We said this last year too
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the 11 yr summer is happening out west and the cicadas are down south lol
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The differences between the Arctic and the Antarctic are basically because the Arctic has a large quantity of water near the NP while the Antarctic is a continent surrounding the SP correct?
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thats completely true, but what do we do about the west where all the wildfires are happening
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we had wildfires here
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I was thinking about that- could August be our hottest month of the summer? And August 2001 was the last time it hit 100 in August in NYC
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What about if we were able to make the atmosphere more dusty? Would that cancel out this warming?
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I see it's been record hot in Siberia again this summer, back to back summers at 100 or higher at Verkhoyansk? All this smoke and dust from the wild fires has me thinking, how much could we stave off warming by adding dust to the upper atmosphere? One of the reasons cited for the jump in temps after the 70s was the Clean Air Act.
