SnoSki14
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Timing stinks but after the early heat I love a strong cool down. Just wish it happened tomorrow instead
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Yup that's very common now. Daycare is more expensive than many full time jobs. Count yourself lucky if you have family available to watch your kids.
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This country is so cooked when it comes to family leave. In Europe it's like months, all paid for both parents, I think some countries give the mother a year
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Yeah it'll be very warm actually
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Very high launching pad this morning. 66F now, low 70s in NYC and surrounding areas which is incredible for this time of year.
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2026-2027 El Nino
SnoSki14 replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
You might be able to get another monster despite a very warm winter a la 2016 -
Dews are in the mid to upper 50s so it's def not a dry heat but definitely no swamp weather
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I don't see it. I'm guessing you're referring to LI though
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I think that'll warm up and models will back off on the blocking
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It's going to verify warmer. Also quite dewy for this time of year with a rather high launch point. I'm thinking low 90s likely in the warm spots. Easily low 90s down here in Jersey for 2-3 days. Low temps will be as high if not higher than daily high averages.
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I'm thinking 90+ is in the cards this week. Its been fairly dry recently and there's still a lack of vegetation to curb high temps.
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How did that month rank overall Because you have to look at the whole and not just a few record days. 2010 was much warmer overall
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We're definitely seeing 90+ next week. We already saw mid 80s in March
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Late day high
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Yeah this region despite being very warm in March was still shielded from the crazy +10 to +20 departures over 70 percent of the country. It's going to take a Pac NW style summer ridge to wake people up. Unfortunately we need to see 110-120F temperatures over multiple days that will shut the grid down for people to get a clue.
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The craziest thing is we were the cooler region compared to most of the country. The amount of +10-15 readings is insane. If that happens during June or July then it's gonna get ugly.
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It's one day of cool weather. Back to the 70s or better right after.
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We're definitely seeing 90s in April, maybe multiple
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March has been very warm. A couple of cooler days doesn't negate that fact.
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Been a very warm March
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That's nuts
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AIFS showing mid 80s to start April. Anytime there's some ridging we hit record highs, doesn't take much at all.
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Even if there was a huge heat spike in 1879 it's always about longevity. How long did that type of heat last in 1879. Today's heat is a combo of extreme highs + longevity. Nothing in recorded history comes close
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Plenty of warm air coming. Ensembles show strong ridging in East.
