binbisso

With the 15 year average high temperature at Newark of 87.3ﾟ shouldn't we have a different criteria for heat waves than 90ﾟ in this warming climate. Especially when dew points are in the forties and fifties with the real feel temperature 5ﾟ lower Than the actual temperature. It's like comparing 3 consecutive days of 33*, 34* and 35* In early January as a bitter artic outbreak.

I think the big story through the 1st half of met summer will be the low dew points. In the mid forties today in July is pretty impressive and we should have many more days the next week or so like today.

On his 5 PM update Craig Allen on WCBS radio Reported high temperatures across the area at 5pm were in the mid eighties eighties and then he mentioned Newark which was at 91 at 5 PM. He believes there's a sensor issue at Newark And mentioned it on air today. He's a well respected met doing this for many years and wouldn't say something like that if he didn't believe it to be true.

I did notice that Newark was colder in January. Plus you have mentioned that Newark was cooler for a few summers Back in the 2010's. Maybe it is just the pattern Or the micro climate around Newark. It just seems that the last several years when I look at temperatures Newark is always running warmer than all the other reporting stations on the national weather service site

Also Harrison New Jersey is 1.8 miles from Newark and they are only at plus 0.5 for the month

Bluewave This map illustrates perfectly that there is a sensor issue at Newark. According to the map it lies on the border of the light green and yellow which is anywhere from negative one to positive 1 departure yet it came in at plus 1.8. also Trenton and Allentown were closer to the ridge axis as was the rest of Eastern Pennsylvania and they are much cooler than Newark. Also look at this weekend's high temperatures Newark was 4ﾟ and 3ﾟ Higher than any other reporting station on Saturday and Sunday respectively. Look at sacrus high temperatures he posted in the 90* day topic.

What a glorious weekend! Temps right around 90* with heat indices below actual temperatures. If I'm not mistaken the highest heat index was at Newark yesterday 92*. Not all 90ﾟ days are the same

Just put in my AC units today one of the latest times I've installed. My electricity consumption is down 40% from last year. Keep this weather coming

Add^^^ Montauk +1.6 Orient point +3.1

With the stiff Northwest wind and lack of sea breeze for the last week Long Island reporting stations seem to be the warmest departures in our area Except for Newark of course. Newark+ 2.7 Caldwell+1 Teterboro-.7 Jfk +1.2 Islip +1.3 Farmingdale +2 Lga-.02 Cpk+.1 Hpn+.7 Bdr+1

I'd wait till mid July With no heat waves on guidance To feel like we beat the heat this summer. Plus September can be hot I do agree it doesn't have the same sting as July. Anyway astronomical Spring March 21st through June 20th will end up about negative .5 for New York City Central Park. A cold late March but plenty of beautiful days with very little heat

It's interesting that Islip and JFK have more 90ﾟ days than laguardia so far. I believe JFK was 94 today and Islip broke their record

Looks like significant warming taking place in regions 3.4 and 4. Sub surface looks warm as well in those regions. Did we pass the spring barrier yet to try and see what enso state we will be in for the fall and winter? Tried to get current sub surface temps.

Bridgeport dropped 24ﾟ in 40 minutes from 90 at 5:20 PM to 66 at 6 PM. Actually 25 minutes it was 66 at 5:45 PM

Still coming down moderatelyRadar looks pretty good Wonder if we can squeeze out an inch with this

Yup moderate snow everything covered temperature 28ﾟ probably gonna get more snow Today which was not forecasted than I did yesterday.

Definitely heaviest snowfall rates of the Winter here visibility has to be less than a 1/2 a mile Looking at radar and what has already fallen this easily would have been a warning level snow here if it happened that night or was a few degrees colder

Heavy snow Easily 1 to 2" an hour rates right now starting to stick on Paved surfaces closing in on an inch on Coldest surfaces

Special Weather Statement National Weather Service New York NY 1000 AM EST Wed Mar 9 2022 CTZ005>012-NYZ068>071-091700- Northern Fairfield-Northern New Haven-Northern Middlesex- Northern New London-Southern Fairfield-Southern New Haven- Southern Middlesex-Southern New London-Putnam-Rockland- Northern Westchester-Southern Westchester- 1000 AM EST Wed Mar 9 2022 ...SNOWFALL RATES PICK UP THROUGH THE MORNING... Snowfall rates will pick up over the next few hours and may become moderate at times reducing visibility to less than a mile. Little to no accumulation is expected on roadways. 1 to 2 inches of snowfall is expected on any untreated surfaces.

Yup coating on colder surfaces in Mt Vernon mod snow 32*

Most of Western and northern New England are well Below Seasonal snowfall so this is not your typical LA Nina which favors those places. Coastal New England and Eastern mid Atlantic were the jackpot zones this year.

Pivotal maps do not count sleet as snow. Take a look at the R GEM and the CMC. Mostly sleet for the sub forum and shows very little accumulation

Models trended colder On the overnight runs. Picking up on the low level cold air and high pressure now Is closer to northern New England. not sure how much snow falls but it looks mainly frozen from the city North and West the 6Z RGEM Has 1" LE falling as all sleet from the city North

Add about 1" on pave surfaces and 3" on non pave surfaces around East Lincoln Avenue in Mount Vernon. Pave surfaces have all melted now snowing lightly still

About 3" in Mt Vernon. Looks beautiful outside. Snow sticking to everything.