the_other_guy

Clippers dont bring 10 inches of snow.

Little more to that there…

27F at 7 am

24 minutes ago, psv88 said:

This is why we lock in a contract 

Gas all the way!

2 hours ago, LibertyBell said:

hit 32 though like JFK did

but here's a delicate question, can it be considered a freezing day if the low is above 32.0? Because 0 C (actual freezing) is 32.0 F, not 32.2 or 32.4 or anything in between?

 

I think thats “first freeze” 

I see Central Park still didn’t get below freezing. Must be that foliage 

1 hour ago, LibertyBell said:

Yup December seems to pretty much be lost as a winter month

Since 2010's Boxing Day storm we haven't seen much winter in December.

 

that isn’t hard and fast. Last December for instance.

The Boxing Day storm was a major storm…but there have been several December snows since then.

What we have lost is extended cold weather in December. If you want to look at a month that’s lost to a season I’ll give you September. But December isnt quite there yet.

Ironically the warmer Decembers have been coupled with cooler Novembers.

Only in this forum could you guys be talking about warmth and tornadoes on the coldest night of the year.

Just landed at JFK. With the wind it is brutal outside. Enjoy it

TOGA thrust takeoffs and sporty landings this evening Up and down the East Coast

2 hours ago, Rjay said:

Islip's temps last night were bouncing all over the place. 

Mine too. 40-48-44 weird

5 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

Lack of cold air will be the main issue next few weeks.   It's early so no big deal.

Gets late early…:)

After several sub freezing nights I can finally say everything is dead and growing season is over!

5 hours ago, bluewave said:

The Southeast will have departures approaching -20 before Thanksgiving.

 

 

I went to college in Daytona.

There were a handful of times when the temperature down there was colder in the winter than it was in New York City.

It usually involved the scenario you have posted here plus a cold front that cleared Florida but was hung up clearing the northeast… Which is also unusual because while Florida is to the west a cold front usually moves northwest to southeast. Think cutter scenario.

Temperatures would be in the mid 40s in Florida and low 50s in NYC. These scenarios always occurred on winter nights

21 minutes ago, bluewave said:

The near record warm ocean is more impressive. Long Island pushing 60° with a southerly wind. The SSTs are still near 60° in late November.

Shirley        CLEAR     59  51  75 S9     
 

I see that! JFK 55F at moment!

Good point on the ocean temperatures which never really cooled in October. This will come back to haunt Long Island in marginal situations in December

40F This morning in Westchester

49F In the concrete jungle (Bronx)

That is why we have some city folk talking about their thriving tomatoes

1 hour ago, David-LI said:

Rain followed by sunshine and temperature in the 20s

I mean…its November. If I was a betting man…

2 hours ago, uncle W said:

31 for my first freeze...Central Park 39...

Must be the overgrown foliage…

30F at 6am. Coolest night thus far…ironic that today moderates

1 hour ago, uncle W said:

 

Mainly a grass and cold surface event. kicked off a great winter!

2 hours ago, MJO812 said:

Thanksgiving week most likely 

It's amazing how areas around the area have gotten to freezing many times and Central Park can't.  Have to get rid  of the asphalt  lol

Its true. Good indication of how much we have destroyed earth with development 

 34F at 8 am. I really thought we were going below freezing when I saw 38° at 8 PM but I guess not

I don’t see any forecast that has central park getting below freezing anytime soon

13 hours ago, MJO812 said:

Winter forecasts from many people have a wintry December . After that is when things are unclear.

DT states that February is unclear.

The pattern has become clear…

Transient cold shots that last 3 to 4 days;  2 to 3 days well above normal.

A lot depends on timing

I’m not sure what constitutes a “big” winter: 

1. snow

2. cold

3. both

If I was a betting man, I would go with 1 not 3…

38 minutes ago, nycwinter said:

that something you do not usually expect in  mid november in manhattan severe thunderstorms..

Well when you have a September air mass in front of it… :/

In fairness it was quite cool this morning but it warmed up quite a bit before that passed through

Severe weather moving through the western edge of Westchester. Cloud to ground, strong winds no hail yet

Flew Jacksonville to NYC. Same temperature in both places this evening. Interesting given conversation above

43 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

when was the last time it snowed in Jacksonville lol

 

I was on Daytona 99-03. There was a snow event one of those winters. Campus went wild between classes.

First time many years that it happened

Humid 62F at 7 am. Reminds me of xmas week weather

34F this morning at 630

Light frost on some surfaces