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Already at 82 here, yesterday it was 63 at this time.

Temp has stabilized at 82. Sharp 10 degree drop.

Sea breeze has arrived, down to 89.

I was referring to interior sections, but it’s 92 here, on the coast. It really doesn’t take much to heat up away from the immediate coast and Central Park.

90. Glad to have gotten this out of the way instead of having a series of 89’s first.

88.

78/71 here. Sky mostly cleared out. Not expecting 90’s here of course, but mid/upper 80’s likely.

True, but the upper 90’s with dews in the 70’s that we do get are pretty much equivalent to 110+. My highest recorded temp since I moved here is 99.3 in 2018, only 0.2 shy of what I’d consider 100.

In today’s climate the stars don’t have to be perfectly aligned for mid/upper 90’s. Granted it’s only May, but still.

Light-moderate rain with occasional T&L in Ronkonkoma. High of 72, currently 63. Heavy stuff mostly a miss for me, 0.28” so far.

Lol @ the intensity just offshore east of LI. I hate it here.

0.11” of meh. Topped out at 82 though.

64 in Shirley/Mastic Beach, with fog.

First 80 here.

Yup. 78 today, 79 yesterday, 78 the day before.

78 here. You can feel the soupiness in the air (not a complaint, I love it).

77 here. See what a little bit of sun can do?

If you told me it was January 7th right now I’d believe you. 1.73” event total so far.

Topped out at 75 here, temp dipped down to 71 now.

78 on my Kestrel in Plainview (LI).

Temps are over performing for LI today. Low 60’s are actually near 70’s. High of 69 so far. 71 yesterday.

Weren’t they just in an extreme drought and wildfire season?

*any time of year, unfortunately.

It’s only 43 but it feels 55 in the late March sun.

Such damage is more common in the south, especially inland, where spring warmth comes on much stronger than here but final freeze dates aren’t too disimilar from ours. Things start growing weeks before they’re fully out of the woods in terms of cold blasts. Our muted early spring warmth (coastal location/seasonal lag) coupled with very early last freeze dates for our latitude (coastal location/heavy urbanization) usually work to prevent such damage from occurring here in most cases, since things generally don’t grow an appreciable amount before our last freeze occurs there isn’t much (if any) new growth to damage. This may change as our climate warms, this March has been a good example of that, sustained warmth followed by a sharp cold outbreak.