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Low 39, high 72 here. Perfect day.

Short answer. He mentioned several times we need a climate changing type of volcano for NYC to see 50" of snow again in a season. No need to really bring this up to him ever again after that statement.

I was happy to see yesterday the one station on my street that went out like 10 days ago popped back online. This morning all 3 stations on my street were 39.2. It is rare that we all line up exactly.

39.2, first 30s! For real, 1st 40s? I know our locations differ, but I've had probably 8-10 40s already, and low 40s a few times. That is wild since you aren't really in a city. Tony was 55 lol.

I didn't see someone ask for a selfie? Just kidding

Well people believed the farmers almanac, squirrels hiding nuts, etc. before the internet, so this whole post loses whatever you were going for

It depends on where their forecast area is based off the green box on the map, it says it right on the page, so whatever Don points out is actually told right there. Belmar includes the Shark River area, whereas south Belmar is several miles away, so that is why it is probably cooler by being mostly surrounded by water vs not. Anyway, enjoy seaside. Rides and games should be open for fun. Years ago in the late 80s/early 90s when I was a kid, the one wheel game where you could win baseball cards, I figured out the wheel clicks and would win like 80% of the time, haha.

43.3

Still says 72 this morning with the update from the national weather service. 80 here though. Maybe a lake day.

Ill screenshot for you from a real weather platform. Use sunscreen, the sun is still strong. Hope for a temp bust for you to enjoy more.

Belmars highs are 72 this weekend. Not a beach day.

Newarks temps are pristine and represent all of the tri-state. All the others look too low and suspicious to me minus isp.

Kind of the same for here years wise. Above averaged 9" above for that duration 02-15, 16-now is 3" below.

I had 3.38" for the month.

Change with the times dude, unless you are still playing with gi joes and transformers.

Sun hasn't popped out here either; 78 as well.

If I get a 40" winter this year, I'd be right at my normal average snow for the decade of the 2020s. You guys are so damn dramatic. If not, I'm only like 2.7" under since there was a 50"+ winter in 20-21. Feb 2021 was the 2nd snowiest month of my lifetime and I'm approaching 50.

.05"

Light rain, .02" haha

Mine produced a ton this year. Probably the most in the 9 years ive been here.

First step down for me was adjusting the time the landscape lights popped on. Second step down is the pool closing on Monday haha. After that is shutting off the irrigation system :D

.32" total

Added a whopping .03 so far. Maybe some more can come through later on.