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1 minute ago, LurkerBoy said:

Is this correlated to AGW? Seems extreme. 

+AMO has had some role...very warm water just offshore this year too.

feels great out there with a NE wind and 68 degrees

4 minutes ago, psv88 said:

Per NWS, dewpoint here drops to 67 tonight, then back to 70 saturday afternoon and then 70+ into next week. 67 is better than 77, but its not really a "break". 

well temps will be the 70's tomorrow and Sat with mostly cloudy skies so it won't be as bad

1 minute ago, NJwx85 said:

Got back from Hawaii yesterday morning. This oppressive heat and humidity needs to go.

you came back at the right time, although our break from it looks brief

8 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

Probably not something you want to hear if you're hoping for a cold, snowy winter.  

Today feels okay and the lower late summer sun angle does make a difference (equivalent to April 12).

we got lucky last year with the March/April SSW event.   Otherwise winter would have essentially ended after the early January Blizzard.

10 minutes ago, 495weatherguy said:

While this summer has felt warmer than normal, I really haven’t felt that the heat was exceptional.       It hasn’t felt like one of the warmest summers on record

elevated night time lows are what's been the most remarkable...

temp down to 85 here with north winds ushering in cooler/drier air...

gusty north winds kicking in here...87

4 minutes ago, LongBeachSurfFreak said:

Down on the subway platform in Manhattan currently I will have to say this is the hottest I have felt it down here. I really need to buy a hand held digital anemometer/thermometer. I would have to imagine it’s around 120 down here.  

Christ.

Central park low appears to be 81

ENDLESS TORCH

1 minute ago, IrishRob17 said:

We'll be picking out what shorts to wear on Christmas Eve shorts before we know it.

December 2015 incoming?  

5 minutes ago, IrishRob17 said:

You weren't expecting it?  It happens every year around now. 

LOL.   It's the quick passage of summer...goes so fast....hell, everything goes fast these days...

4 minutes ago, psv88 said:

Euro also had us getting back doored early this week, how did that work out?

point is, the Euro has low to mid 80's for the next week or so after Thursday...not sure where he's seeing 90+....

Just now, IrishRob17 said:

Yeah, well, the days are getting shorter ya know, I mean, like sunset is before 8pm now so its over.  We break.

7:32 here.   Have to say it's weird seeing it totally dark by 8pm some nights...

3 minutes ago, forkyfork said:

sunday-thursday could all be 90+

Euro aint buying that.   GFS is, but it's often warm...

^^

that would freak me out...

other reason for starting earlier-kids are bored by mid August...send them back and let them out earlier as "summer itis" kicks in around Memorial day....

54 minutes ago, weathafella said:

That’s what you get for starting school in August.

you could have the same issues in June with a later start....rob Peter to pay Paul.   The real issue is too many needless snow days...we had 2 to 3 days off last year for wet roads...Christ.

3 minutes ago, SACRUS said:

Labor Day weekend  Looks ok once to Sunday.  mon (9/3) - next wed (9/5)/thu (9/6) could see some sneaky heat.  Tropics coming to life so could be a fun first 2 weeks of Sep, weather tracking

and even Sat may be dry...looks like some east/northeast winds with a stratus deck...I've seen worse...

3 minutes ago, NortheastPAWx said:

2015-16 winter back in my hometown was basically a redux of those two. We got fringed in the big blizzard and wound up with something like 15" for the season when our normal is 40"+.

15-16 at least had a fair amount of storminess even if mostly rainstorms...01-02 was warm and dry the entire time outside of a cold 10 days in Late January.

The problem with a strong El Nino is that it's often hyped to be this big deal and it verifies warm and generally snowless outside of a couple of cold weeks usually centered around 2/1 give or take.  We lucked out on the coast with the blizzard (got fringed here so to speak as we got 14 inches while places just 40 miles south got 30+)  Outside of that storm it was basically a 3 week winter with snow chances ending around President's day (big cold snap ending with an inch of snow to a driving rainstorm)

2 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

I think another 01/02 or 11/12 is in the cards as well. 

Christ, I hope not.  So boring.   Those winters however are quite rare.    

Hot spots might make a run at 98-100

21 minutes ago, NewYorkweatherfan said:

This is horrible! Wish the cold would be here already. In 15 days it’ll be cold. Gotta admit it though this year looks like the cold will be very slow to come here.

LOL.   We roasted into October last year-there will be no "cold" with those +++ SST's off the coast.

2 hours ago, Snowlover11 said:

figures the holiday weekend will be crappy with rain chances every day

may be ok if it's dry most of the time-crappy would be an all day stratiform rain...