JustinRP37
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Got down to 29 here in Patterson. Cold start but loving these freezes.
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Oh I 100% agree with the UHI, but what I am pushing back on are the number of people saying it is going to be a carbon copy of last year. That type of year is just as hard to have as a winter with 50+ inches in Manhattan. They will, sadly, become more common, but I still think this one will wind up much closer to average for snowfall. Still thinking it will be just below average with more marginal events, but I do think Vermont, the Catskills, Adirondacks, etc do well this year.
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I don't get this doom and gloom. Maybe it is because I'm much further north, but November has been great up here. We were down to the low 20s and nothing but a few days scream really warm. Even a degree warmer or so over average can and does produce around here. I don't think we are looking at another snowless winter. It is very difficult to put up winters with less that 10 inches of snow across most of the subforum, just like it is very difficult to produce winters with 50+ inches across the whole subforum. Calm down. It is November 13th, and it was beautiful and COLD this morning.
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We got down to 27 here in Patterson last night. Felt great this morning walking my son to the bus stop.
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It would be great to just have sustained average and cool temps. Looking ahead it does not look like that will happen, but we can hope!
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I would, but now with the leaves thinning out we can hear the Metro North train horns about half a mile away. Usually sleep right through it but sometimes it does wake me up since it is infrequent up this way.
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Wow 57 was my low here in Patterson, NY. It is roasting outside for the time of year. House only cooled off to 71 from an indoor high of 74. At this rate I might need the AC this evening!
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Don’t think it will anytime soon, but we really need to dry out. This is heavy rain is really wrecking our infrastructure. We could use a solid 2-3 weeks of sunshine and we would still probably have plenty of ground moisture at this point. Not to mention the nutrients beginning to leach out of our soil.
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Metro-North Harlem line is now fully suspended again. Website doesn’t show this, but train got to Tuckahoe and terminated. Flooding again.
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I'm just hoping I'm able to get home... This is ridiculous rain. Really impressive here in the Bronx.
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Okay Ophelia, you can move on now. You have overstayed your welcome like that extended family member that just won’t leave.
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What do you keep it at 80?! I can’t sleep until it is 66-68
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So you complain about the heat all summer and then on the first cool weekend you turn the heat on? My place is still 68 but very humid.
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Forget the cooler weather. I need 80s with a dew point of 40 to dry everything out nicely. Need to paint the front porch and stain the back. Hell I might need to replace some wood now from it starting to rot in all the moisture. This is ridiculous now. I’m so beyond this crap. Lightning fried the aquastat control panel for our boiler. Can we just have some normal weather now?
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You know what sells magazines? Big proclamations about lots of snow. Serious look at it, sounds like we will be wall to wall winter, which we know we won't be, but that is what sells. If they said "average year" sales would slump. Anyone selling you a forecast in September for February is just in it for the money.
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I’m convinced this upcoming heatwave is just Jimmy Buffet giving us all one last week of summer to remember that it is always 5 o’clock somewhere. Sad news for someone who even when things are dark any gloomy could make you feel like you were in the tropics with a boat drink. We can have our apple ciders and pumpkin spice lattes when the cool weather returns.
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I’m fine with losing it for fall if it can return for winter, but lately we know how that goes.
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They like to bake like Snoop Dogg: https://apnews.com/article/us-open-marijuana-pot-smell-court-17-sakkari-31c81d8fe34713c7f0ba69b55f4e7ea4
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It is amazing lately how engrained out weather patterns become. They just get stuck. So if it is warm come December, bank on a warm winter. If it is cold and snowy, then we can be happy.
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I honestly wish we could have a deep early freeze to kill the damn mosquitoes and yellow jackets for the year.
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Fall has arrived early this year. The leaves near Montreal were already starting to turn. Throughout Vermont we saw the same. For me on the CT line near Danbury, this will be the first below average JJA in quite some time. This has been a very odd year to say the least weather wise. One thing we did see on this road trip was a lot of disaster zones. Hoping fall will be relatively calm to allow for cleanup and rebuilding. Last thing we would need is a tropical system.
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Seeing as Boston has only had 4 days of 90s when their average is 15, I'd say we are in a similar boat. Our first below average JJA in some time if I am not mistaken.
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Can confirm. Traveling this week in Vermont, now up to Montreal. Car thermometer never got into the 60s until we were in the parking garage in Montreal today. Felt like early October with constant mist. 80+ tomorrow here or as they say here 27+ degrees
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It is truly amazing. Our hotel had FEMA and other disaster response agencies staying in it for the Vermont recovery. They have said that the damage to much of Vermont is just horrendous. Now some of the officials may have to go right to the desert for more flooding recovery.
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We are in fall mode and San Diego is under a Tropical Storm watch with a hurricane warning just off the coast. You can’t make this stuff up anymore. I’m up in Vermont this week and leaves are changing, especially around the Killington area. Might see some upper 40s this week. Although if you sneeze it rains up here this summer. Our hotel has many FEMA and emergency agencies still here from the massive floods.
