You'd never guess that...I would think the cities are still king with that group...CT has no real big draw when it comes to cities...Boston/NYC much more desireable.
Fairfield Cty over all has done ok-you're on the rail line to NYC and there's money here...rest of state is losing population....
pensions are taxed here along with just about everything else. Expensive to live and expensive to retire here. A new 1% (bringing total to 7.35%) restaurant tax takes effect next week, every year it's worse and worse as they kick the can forward on debt service to pensions etc etc. Great place to live and raise kids but not sure how the next generation will afford it.
Agree with what you're saying, op models beyond 5-6 days are not great, but in this case the ensembles support a run of warm/hot and dry weather for the next 10-15 days
it's ridiculous-we hear xmas music on the radio/XM now in early November-it's no wonder why I'm ready to take it all down 12/26-sick of it all by then since it's a 2 month thing now...
Too early. I do think the fall and early winter is warm partly due to the +AMO but we'll have to see if the PAC jet is fast etc and some other indicators before we can lock anything in.
GFS and Euro show mainly cold fronts coming through every few days for the next week or so-maybe 10 days...that won't deliver much-need a stalled warm front or tropical remnants....
the land interaction is often missed with east coast storms-Gloria, Irene etc all sucked in drier continental air, yet forecasters went all in for wind impacts (which in the end only affected a small area)
Makes sense, the cold front will be south of our area by then and we'll have decent NE winds ushering cooler air-models have areas N and E of NYC slipping to near 60 by 6-7pm tonight.