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  1. 1 hour ago, bluewave said:

    This is one of the few times we have seen something resembling  an urban cooling departure island in NYC. Areas all around NYC will finish warmer than normal in May. The cool departures were limited to NYC, LGA, and JFK. It could be a first.

    EWR...+0.7

    NYC...-0.4

    LGA....-0.6

    JFK....-0.3

    HPN...+0.8

    ISP.....+1.0

    New Brunswick...+1.7

    It is a statistical anomaly (or reality)

    NYC has a “normal” low temp that is higher than East North and Western areas.

     

    The extreme dampness has kept the low/high temp in a narrower band

    This favors NYC “normal” which has a narrower band on the historical front and plays against suburban areas that should have lows in the 50s but are near 60 with clouds and humidity.

     

    Def interesting scenario

     

     

  2. 1 hour ago, CIK62 said:

    Last day of May averaging 73degs , or 6degs AN, but not enough to get May to AN.

    Month to date is  -0.4[61.9].     May should end at  -0.2[62.2].

    Basically a mirror image month, -3.0, then near +3.0 second half.

    Wasn’t enough warm air to get and AN May 4/5 days ago either. You start running out of days to turn around the entire month

  3. 7 minutes ago, LongBeachSurfFreak said:

    Being in the industry I can attest to that. I have seen it grow up through parking lots. I once did a consultation at a gorgeous home in sea cliff right on the sound where a previous owner had planted it to stabilize the bluff. I had to tell them the back yard was shot and there was nothing we could do other the put down steel barriers to stop it from spreading further. It’s worse then bamboo. 

    Finally a sunny day.  Cutting 2 acres of lawn on campus today.

    If you are at the beach with sandy soil or pure sand, It is one of the few plants that will grow.

    It grows to a good height...And when used properly, it protects non-beach plants plant in front of it by acting as a wind break.

    Wind kills more landscaping at the beach than salt or sand does. Wind does not kill this plant. That is key to it acting like a barrier to the elements.

    If you are trying to create a dune or stabilize a cliff...it does that well too.

    Beyond that, yes, it is a weed that wants to spread and attracts a ton of bees during its bloom period (which is short).

    Privet, Olive and Cypress all do well in the sand...but if you are open to the water...You better have a wall in front of them or this plant...if not the wind will kill the side of the plant facing the water

     

     

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