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.12 at my station in Sheepshead Bay. Lots of trees and wires down In northern Queens as per the fire radio earlier this evening

Lag reported a gust to 64 mph

Up to 90 at my station. Earlier clouds have dissipated some and full sun has been back since about 1:45.

As far as this weekend's "cool" forecast is concerned, here is a portion of the OKX AFD, 850 temps near 0C: Temperatures return closer to normal for the end of this week into early next week. An upper level low originating in the Arctic and associated surface low drop down to the area late Friday into Saturday. This may lead to some showers for southern CT and Long Island. Much of the guidance has 850 temps near 0C with this feature on Saturday. This is well below normal for this time of year.

2.02 total so far at my station

Up to 1.08 now

.82 so far here with a decent slug of what appears to be moderate rain heading this way over central NJ

Very nice storm around here. Wind, pea sized hail and over 1.5 inches of rain so far

93 at JFK and 95 in Atlantic City. Westerly wind doing it's thing. Dews around 60 so not opressive.

Made it up to 95 at my station.

93/68 at my station. Wind more westerly keeping the sea breeze at bay for now.

Late day high temp of 91 at my station as the wind veered from the south to the southwest. Temp was holding in the low 80s most of the afternoon until the wind shift.

Newark up to 96 on the 1pm Obs

Topped out at 89 so far. 88 now with DP of 70 at my station

Down to 60 at my location with the strong southerly wind off the water while Staten Island and Newark are at 79

.55 inches from the last event. Total of 3.01 at my station for the month.

Finished with 1.73 inches at my station

.72 inches here so far. Temp 43.

Clouds pushing west and just about at the Nassau/Suffolk border now

For comparison it's 47 degrees in Boston with fog and an east wind

.37 total here.

Down to 48 here in Sheepshead Bay now after a high of 69

Tons of lightning all up and down the cold front traversing the country now

55 at my station

Maybe this? From NWS OKX AFD .KEY MESSAGES... 1) Unseasonably mild / warm air will be in place through Wednesday and most of Wednesday night. Areas of low clouds/fog develop again during the evening and nighttime hours to the east for coastal sections for tonight and potentially for a portion of Wednesday evening. 2) A strong frontal system impacts the area Wednesday night into Thursday with the next chance for rain, likely changing to and ending as some wet snow later Thursday, followed by noticeably cooler and more seasonable air at the end the week. 3) An Alberta Clipper will bring a small chance for light mixed precipitation Friday into Friday night with breezy winds lasting into Saturday. 4) A potent Colorado Low will bring chances for precipitation Sunday through Monday night also with strong winds. Most of the event will be plain rain, but some snow may mix in at the onset and upon the system`s exit.