FPizz
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Beautiful day. 84, Sun, and pool. Trenton is usually hot, so it being 1 degree warmer than nyc, who cares? Plenty of stations all around today were 82.
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.60" today
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Half inch of rain in like 10 min, down to drizzle now
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Crazy crazy rain wow
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Pouring
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Weak storm rolled through. 1 thunder, 26 mph gust, .07". Temp went from 92 to 72 though
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Main reason why met seasons don't line up as well here than actual seasons. Thermal lag.
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You hit 90? The warmest ambient station that I see in our area is 87 (I'm discounting the 93 as that can't be correct).
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No different than long range cold in winter, except many more posters in here go 6 to 12 when they see heat.
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Wow, nyc has trees around its station, never heard this mentioned before.
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Yeah, that is why I was confused a bit. I never noticed that either.
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2 days, as it has lower 70s on Friday, then back to 90s for 2 days
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It's on Pivotal, Euro-AIFS. Is that the Euro AI? It has 70s on its 06z run, but I'm not sure if that is the AI model?
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Euro Ai hot M-W, then 70s by Thurs?
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Pretty sure my power never went out because of heat, storms yes, that's why I got a generac. Can't have my basement flood again.
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Agree. 94 or 100, zero difference, just like -5 or 0.
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Last year the Euro a few times showed all-time record highs (109) for Philly in mid-long range, only for Philly never to reach 100, so I'll hang my hat on that until it gets to day 3, then I'll believe it much more
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Slowed down a bit here, 0.57
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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....
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Agree. Other places not so much, but in the tri state we match up better with astronomical seasons overall.
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89.6, does that count as 90?
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89.2 so far for the high, getting close. I like when all the stations around me pretty much line up
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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
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87 right now.
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Jacksonville is about 15 miles inland. Makes a huge difference.
