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Sundog

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  1. You two aren't really far apart in this conversation. 90 degrees was only achieved at two stations, one of them well to our SW and out of our CWA. All others were mid to upper 80s. But it also doesn't take that much more to go from 88 to 90 in some hot spots.
  2. The models or long term predictions saying September would open up very dry were a bust (thank goodness.) This is the first 7 days of the month:
  3. I think that developing batch in PA will clip is as it moves NE.
  4. Did no model have the extensive rain we are currently seeing? Some were better than others but nothing really had this blossoming on radar. Most models had the real rain tomorrow morning.
  5. The radar flared up and slowly lifting north like a coastal storm. Looks nice.
  6. Looks like the rain really blossomed for you on radar in the last hour
  7. It's hilarious how all that stuff that formed in eastern PA looks to skirt just north of the city yet again.
  8. I meant it more when the dryness begins in August and goes through the foliage season. Last year I went to that area on October 20th. When I went into the Fort Montgomery Museum and asked about the color, they said the drought ruined their foliage.
  9. When I mean dry sucks I don't mean I want 75 degree dewpoints and thunderstorms. I want cool, all day light to moderate rain events mixed in. If it's too dry it ruins the fall color.
  10. I went to Bear Mountain last year and drove on 7 Lakes Drive and it looked like crap
  11. It must be the dry conditions helping highs like Brian said. At least with the low dews it's still cooling down nicely at night, even in the city.
  12. I bet even with the warmer planet these cool lows would have happened more often if it wasn't for the warmer planet jacking up dews in summer in our part of the world.
  13. Looks like all the rural locations have been recording top 10 warmest summers lately. Since it's not UHI, I wonder what it is lol
  14. Thank you. Weren't the 60s and 70s colder than the 80s and 90s? It's an interesting qwerk how the latter wound up with more days <55 than the former.
  15. I bet in a lot of those low count decades farther back there were a ton of low 50s readings that barely missed the <50 cutoff.
  16. I was hoping for a slow climb through the 60s, not a rocketing temp. From 6AM to 830AM I went from 55 degrees to 70 degrees. Boo
  17. Where are you? I dropped to 55 degrees in east Queens. Doesn't matter much because temps shot up to the low to mid 70s already, I'm actually surprised it got that warm that quick. Kind of a bummer.
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