You think that's bad,
Colorado99,475
Maine71,788
Pennsylvania70,323
New Jersey52,113
Connecticut34,607
West Virginia33,693
Massachusetts33,081
New York22,365
It seems the wind events we have had this year have verified a lot more then in years past or even over performed. This event seemed to verify very well maybe over perform versus what was being officially forecast even.
Good afternoon everyone. We are monitoring a line of showers currently across eastern PA into western NJ that has widespread 40-50 and some isolated 60mph gusts with it. Based on current trends, it'll be into central NJ after 3pm, NYC by 4pm, and out onto Long Island by 4:30-5pm. Winds this time around are westerly.
Not much rain here from that storm but with how the winds were blasting can't say many rain gauges got all of it recorded lol.
Also:
All of our climate sites, with the exception of Newark, have either tied or broken daily record highs for the day.
Preliminary observed high temperatures so far...
Central Park: 58°F (ties record of 58°F from 1899 and 1931)
JFK: 57°F (breaks record of 56°F from 1967)
LaGuardia: 58°F (breaks record of 57° from 1957)
Islip: 59°F (breaks record 55°F from 2017)
Bridgeport: 57°F (ties record of 57°F from 1967)
Newark: 59°F (current record: 60°F from 1931)
Winds picked up, radar velocity was showing 50-70mph winds but mostly over sound and likely above surface. Nothing really impressive
That line interrupted my herding all the cones and barrels back up though lol
Just heard from guy who is work with riverhead is a disaster, phone poles near tanger outlets are all leaning over the road and it's shut down. Many trees and poles down all over the place.
Nearly 20,000 outages now and just got a text from ny state office emergency management:
Power Outages in Nassau and Suffolk County 12.19.2025
NYS Office of Emergency Management: Power outages exist in Nassau and Suffolk County due to severe weather in the area. Damage may prevent utility workers from being able to make repairs quickly and safely. During power outages, there are steps you can take to keep you, your family, and pets safe. Keep generators outside and disconnect appliances to prevent electrical surges. For more safety tips visit: https://www.dhses.ny.gov/power-outage
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