We typically don't start getting sustained warmth until mid late June. We typically don't get sustained cold until mid late December. We typically don't get sustained cooler/crisp weather until late Sept early Oct. We typically don't get sustained warmer days until late March/early April. Snow chances drop dramatically around March 20, 90 degree days are few after Sept 20....
Their station is outside of the big buildings in the city anyway at Rutgers-gardens I believe ( I might be wrong though). I know for a fact it was running high like a decade ago but I think mgerb told me it was fixed. Since I moved away from Piscataway I don't pay as much attention to it anymore.
edit: found an old pic (I think it looks a bit different now), but I think the station is in the same location as this
I don't really care about Canadian fires. If I have 5 or 10 days a year of haze, it doesn't bother me. If we get what we had a few years ago and that lasts for weeks, then we have an issue, otherwise its a nothing burger
How much tree cover gain occurred globally between 2000 and 2020? The world experienced 130.9 million hectares (Mha) of tree cover gain between 2000 and 2020 1 — an area roughly the size of Peru.
Despite losses in places, trees are increasing around the world. I happy to read that.
It seems like as soon as late spring starts, the GFS spins up hurricanes in the very long range until mid-Fall then it switches to long range fantasy snowstorms.
This year I've flicked more ticks off of myself than the previous 8 years combined so far when doing yardwork. I've had probably about 8 crawling on me so far. Thankfully zero bites. My dogs are on preventative meds, but I've flicked several off of them as well. It has been nuts.