the_other_guy

33F coldest morning since Friday

Glad I got the first freeze in the books. If you didn’t, it’s going to be a long time

31F. First Freeze in southern Westchester. Beautiful moon. Looking forward to waking up with daylight when we change clocks on Sunday

All Snow 34F Changeover at 9

37F Rain. Temp dropping Edit: Now rain/snow mix as of 815

A few years doesnt make a trend, but... Anyone else notice that the first freeze has been trending back towards early November after that horrific El Nino? I just point it out because for years it was trending in the other direction.

Line cut through central Queens. If you used the LIE as a reference, somewhere just west of Queens Center. It was that specific

It is really not that long ago if you take out urban core. Im 38 and I never remember snow and winter cold in October until the past decade. Sandy to the snowstorm being the most extreme. Either way, these early season events dont usually bode well for winter...but there arent a lot of data points.

DZ 63F As is the new norm in the area, the warmest temperature departures have been at night. A few degrees either side of 65F around the clock.

We just never got out of that foggy/cloudy morning feel up this way. I know it was much different the further east you got. Looking at the Metar reports, clearing got as far west as BDR. Without the sun, 65 with 100 percent humidity feels cool and damp, not oppressive

66F here. Overcast. Been nothing but pleasantly cool. I love AC, but it hasn’t even been a thought. I wonder if we ill get the sun

56F No fog, but mist. So much for next 7 days being dry Every surface and nice and wet

Hey, I really wanted to know how you got that range. You took it sarcastically. Sad. Like this follow up post

Really over blowing a few days in the low 70s this week. Going to be a long winter 41F Wading River

Can you share the method behind prediction? I ask because I am always curious how people get to a specific range several months out

I think the analysis is a little melodramatic, but he is onto something about that El Nino. It was scary warm that December and something seems to have snapped. Since then, extreme warmth at several points in the winter is the new normal. When was the last time we had a prolonged stretch with snow on the ground? Our snow has become like Denver...a dump and a rapid melt. Historically, that hasnt been the case in NYC. We shall see if this pattern sticks, but the warmth wont let up. Even our cool months like this fall are still AN

Amazing that just N and W of Manhattan has a much smaller departure from normal than Central LI. I wonder if that holds going forward towards winter

The smoke (or high clouds) never allowed it to get as warm as predicted. Happened about 2 PM. That said, quite mild at 8pm

55F Noticeable color on the trees in Southern Westchester now. Early this year

Yes. Could be good for us if it continues to winter thru winter. We havent seen this prolonged pattern in a while

45F this morning I dont understand the complaints about the low dews. Feels like the Rockies. Cool, crisp, dry. I wish we had it more often. And the lows are over performing due to the dryness!

If it means keeping outdoor spaces open, case counts down, and my kids going to school...hell yes!

47F this am. I’ll be the one to say it… It’s too early for this shit… Especially with this pandemic going on. Of all years we needed warm weather and a pleasant fall

49F Colder than yesterday morning

Dare I say it is pleasant out with a stiff N wind off water. A bit surprised