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That shows near surface too (the top temperature on it) and there are a million examples online from sites you probably whack to. I will wait for Tips answer since he is actually smart and has the credentials and you really didn't answer anything at all.

Thanks, I figured it was something like that. It is pretty amazing how that happens that it can even out for the high temps. Something like this I picture see posted often in numerous ways showing the difference, in a city setting, how having trees lowers temps everywhere from the air to the ground we walk on (and has been done around the world proving it works). Wouldn't this be an example of UHI during the day? Or, would we say the temps on the lower picture are not accurate for the air since it is under a canopy of trees? So the lower picture is like Central Park temps which people in my forum argue about every day of the week and the top picture is actually the accurate one for temps? Here is where this pic was from https://symsoil.medium.com/trees-climate-change-and-community-878280498546 I see this movement talked about often though for cities and it would be nice if adopted by many more.

How come if lows are higher, that doesn't make highs also higher since the starting point for the day is already a higher temp? When I see reports of some cities around the world planting more trees in cities and then saying high temps went down by 5 degrees during the day for example, is that not showing that UHI also effects the high temps? Not denying anything, but just wondering. Especially about the 2nd question because I see that talked about on many "green" type forums and how many cities should adopt that to lower daytime temps (obviously because of more shade).

18z NAM fairly dry, though 3k NAM pretty wet.

76 here, beautiful day.

It is always hard with snow, but your post still is accurate. 16-17 I had 28", so like 2" below average, and I'm 42 miles SW as the crow flies to NYC, but 44 miles NE of Philly, so almost right in the middle of both cities. There was sharp cutoff that season, but that is the nature of total snow many years.

Most models don't have very much for most of the area

All missed here. Philly area getting hammered

Is that for Philly?

No such thing as current weather in the obs thread, you should know this by now. 5 people control this thread and 1 awful met that said Erin was going into the Gulf.

Who knows. My neighbor 2 doors down has 3 show dogs (smooth collies). For some reason, she has them outside all the time and they bark at everything. It is so annoying. There is no reason why 70 pound dogs need to go out every few hours.

86/70. It's going to be a little warm at great adventure.

Mine stays on. If the house gets cool enough, it will click off. Wish I could open the windows more on cool nights, but there are always dogs barking it seems then my dogs want to bark back out the window, lol.

True. The low departure on his graphics covered a large area, but having the 0 to -2 highs I think might have actually made it so I'm closer to -3 (for now) compared to north more where the departures were higher.

Not here. Early month I was in the low 50s for lows when you were 60+ and the cities were 65+. You can easily see from Bluewaves graphics. My highs are 0 to -2 and lows are -4 to -6.

Dry so days not getting ruined and around -3 month to date here, I'll take it. Not much to complain about really minus watering a bit more. It has been beautiful. Beats the 16 consecutive weekends or so we had earlier this year that had rain. Some people are just never happy.

Who cares? Add 2 degrees every day to their temps during the leaf season if it makes you hard.

Did your power go out, or internet? .80" yesterday

Sky looks sick as this storm approaches. Getting some good gusts

Severe thunderstorm warning here.

Looks like things popped a little more, we can use a good drink

Those storms near Easton I'm hoping can bring some rain. It will be a close call if they hold. 91 today before the clouds moved in. 88 currently

Surprised Philly vs Trenton differs by that much.

Ever since Fukushima its been warm, odd. Just kidding.

They are like 7 miles or so north of me. Pretty much the same today though