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  1. Cfa
    93/78/108 here. Looks like something’s trying to pop up to my immediate west. Don’t think it’s the sea breeze as it looks more convective.
  2. Cfa
    Ugh lol. As soon as I read this the sun started getting blocked out by it.
  3. Cfa
    I’m up to 96 now. I was expecting low 90’s today. I wish we had an official station closer to the LIE, or north of it. But FRG has been the EWR/LGA of LI lately.
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    95 here. Good to ISP finally keeping up.
  5. Cfa
    Same. Also a first for me outside of NYC. My last 80 degree low was Aug 2016 in Queens, it was a three day stretch of 80 degree lows if I remember correctly.
  6. Cfa
    That’s even more impressive to me. I’m actually watching the temp slowly creep upwards again.
  7. Cfa
    Still 84 here. Forecast says 78 tonight...UHI? I mean, obviously nothing on the scale of NYC and it’s immediate surroundings, but maybe? Long Island is fairly developed. High of 97, low of 71 today.
  8. Cfa
    Holding at 95/74 here, peaked at 97/77. I knew dews in the upper 60’s wouldn’t last.
  9. Cfa
    Do they monitor hourly obs for quality control purposes? Because I don’t see any other reason why 5 or 10 minute updates can’t be the norm. I know planes aren’t relying on data that’s 50+ minutes old.
  10. Cfa
    The sea breeze seems to have an immediate affect on the dew point while the temp responds a bit slower resulting in very high heat indices.
  11. Cfa
    96/75 (HI 108). That was fast.
  12. Cfa
    96/71 (HI 104). Sea breeze incoming.
  13. Cfa
    My highest temp last summer was 98 (twice), in 2018 it was 99. On all three days the temperature was 96 at this time, same thing today and with much lower humidity. I’m thinking we hit 97-98.
  14. Cfa
    96/70 (HI 102) here, highest temp of the summer so far.
  15. Cfa
    93/70 (HI 99) here. Funny how a 70 degree dew point feels dry-ish to me now. Dews in the mid/upper 70’s have been the default for a while now.
  16. Cfa
    Yup, 91/78/107 here.
  17. Cfa
    90/74 now, high of 92 so far.
  18. Cfa
    I remember squall lines (haven’t heard that term in ages), with severe thunderstorm watch boxes stretching from New England to NC.
  19. Cfa
    89/76 underneath the sea breeze boundary. The sea breeze doesn’t even do much tbh, it drops the temp like 2 degrees and raises the dew point roughly 4-5 degrees, making it feel slightly hotter.
  20. Cfa
    90/72 (HI 97) here, dews actually lower than most of the area for a change and you can feel it. The previous heat wave was brutal.
  21. Cfa
    90/74 here, I seriously wasn’t expecting the heat wave to start today, but here we are.
  22. Cfa
    It’s crazy to think that we’re really watching these climate shifts in realtime. I’m in my 20’s and this is all very noticeable.
  23. Cfa
    They’ve really become quite ubiquitous around here, even the notoriously cold Feb 2015 barely affected them. They’re very attractive trees, though their spring leaf out is among the latest. Crepe Myrtles in Hicksville:
  24. Cfa
    New York Times is about half a century late on the “is now subtropical” part, but the environment is clearly responding to the increased warmth.
  25. Cfa
    Longest light show I’ve ever seen, I watched for 4 hours before falling asleep, it’s a shame it occurred over the ocean instead of just a few miles further north over us. Aug 13, 2016 in CT still takes the cake for the most impressive light show I’ve seen though, 2-3 strikes per second for well over an hour straight, watched it from LI, which of course got nothing. Seen some good ones in Orlando and Tampa too.
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