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uofmiami

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  1. Agreed. It could 50-100 miles east or west, just have to watch radar as the storm unfolds. Hopefully it happens out to sea, so no one has to deal with the flooding that would accompany those totals.
  2. My grandma’s house in Islip had tons of tree damage and huge limbs down all over the place. The wind snapped the trees tops down on her side yard and knocked off a street light on power pole across street. Lots of power lines down. Compared to Great Neck where we had some gusts and a branch or two down.
  3. Another 2-4" of rain, no thank you!!
  4. Assuming the rain is done, 2.39" in Muttontown & 2.50" in Syosset.
  5. 2.05” at Syosset & 1.93” at Muttontown so far.
  6. Had the same on the island and temp dropped to 56 at both my stations.
  7. OKX still going for 1"+ for coast:
  8. 49 in Muttontown & 50 in Syosset.
  9. Wonder if the data sparse upstream of the pacific plays a role. Feb 21 air travel wasn’t back to normal levels, so I’m sure missing that data could have played a role to some extent.
  10. Flood Watch for OKX area until this evening.
  11. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/watch/ww0674.html
  12. 94 at both my stations so far. Hottest of the year, impressive.
  13. Davis sells NIST equipment. Not sure if Ambient does. https://www.davisinstruments.com/pages/nist-traceable-sensors
  14. It'd be great if we had real time to compare but it'll never happen unfortunately. Have to go on former location data to current location data.
  15. JFK should also be safe, winds going S today.
  16. NBS & MAV have 96 for EWR. Probably end up hitting 97 at EWR for the high.
  17. It’s AI algorithm incorporated into the model. This was release about 2 months ago, as I recall. https://charts.ecmwf.int/catalogue/packages/ai_models/ https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06185-3
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