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SACRUS

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  1. What is left of the MCS and clouds still seen of the last few loops riding around the rim of the expanding ridge
  2. Clouds through 4PM and still made it to 90 here, in most placed even with almost a full day of clouds forecasts highs were only missed by 6 - 8 degrees. Had we partly cloudy/ sunny conditions - highs would have over performed in my opinion.
  3. Clouds spoiled a clean sweep but late in the day comeback almost got all stations there. EWR: 92ISP: 91JFK: 91TEB: 91LGA: 90ACY: 90New Brnswck: 88BLM: 88NYC: 88PHL: 88TTN: 87
  4. Highs Clouds in the way for most of the day with a decent comeback later in the PM EWR: 92 ISP: 91 JFK: 91 TEB: 91 LGA: 90 ACY: 90 New Brnswck: 88 BLM: 88 NYC: 88 PHL: 88 TTN: 87
  5. Amazing it just has such a tendency to be cloudy of late, clouds clinging - so hard to clear out
  6. Notice when we have ridges of this magnitude and strong, the heat overperforms - assuming enough clearing and no seabreeze, outside of central park.
  7. JFK 5th, 6th and 12th had light rainfall in Aug 1995
  8. https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/goes//wfo.php?wfo=phi
  9. Kick in the gut MCS about through raining into NJ - clearing continues to build from the NE. We have 3.5 hours to heat up 83/ 70 here
  10. JFK 1995 Rainfall totals May: 3.44 June: 2.73 Jul: 3.37 Aug: 0.22 Sep: 3.41
  11. Up to 83 with the slowly visible sun
  12. Kind of the worst timing and track to spoil part of the day - second half of the day looking more salvageable
  13. Uniquely odd clearing building down NE-SW (ish)
  14. 76 . 70 steam bath ensuing once we clear out
  15. Good question this further sw track argued the ridge is building in a bit later so would go with more onshore component eastern sections.
  16. Once the sun comes out (we'll see when) maybe 1/2 itll be off to the races and we'll see if we hve some kate 4/5PM highs. Cloud magnet strikes again
  17. at this trajectory SSE of the mcs lp around the building ridge even Balt may get in the rain/clouds, looks like the low is about to cut south west of NJ
  18. Ridge into the east to open JUl
  19. About 300 hours away. Both the GFS and EURO in relatively tight agreement. Highs mid / upper 80s - and dry. Leading in its humid/warm with storms 2-3 , beyond 5-6 GFS maintaines warm/humis storm potential and euro builds in next wave of heat.
  20. Cloud magnet back and winning out for the next 3-4 hours
  21. 3-4 hours and this mess should pass but it adds , for some, to the streak of wet weekend days
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