SnowGoose69
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BID’s wind sensor looks like it got taken out. I wonder how strong they gusted
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The strongest gusts likely were just east of FOK which peaked at 56, the 87 from Baiting Hollow indicates that somewhat
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FOK 53knot gust
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Quite a few bigger towns or cities taking direct hits at the moment. Minneapolis Philly DC. Tulsa is gusting to 55kts too
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I remember that day in 1995, I was on the boat with my dad and brother and was miserable and just wanted to go home
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The other mesonet station near the park is 101. I always find that is more realistic for temps on days like this
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My guess is NYC will fail to reach 100 both days but may get a 99
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Bridgeport 45knot gust with that cell
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Cells forming in E NY moving S-SE. These may impact Suffolk county later if the RRFS is correct
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NYC ASOS getting 46kts is impressive with all the trees around it, likely means it was 10 knots or more higher
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LaGuardia 56 knots
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EWR/TEB both gusted over 50
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2026-2027 Super El Nino
SnowGoose69 replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
There is no question there is some type of correlation too, at least for places like AL/GA/MS/SC for the frequency to be higher during the cold AMO periods. That does not seem to be as much a factor for TN/NC/AR/OK/TX. But there is a higher peak, even in El Nino winters for those other 4 states in the 70s/80s and even during the more neutral or weaker warmer AMO period of the 40s/50s. I don't know if that is purely that colder outbreaks are more common then or perhaps/phasing amplified systems that cut north of them are less likely. -
There is likely going to be an area near NYC or just south which gets impacted the hardest as the front approaches and enhances the inbound TSTM area from the W-SW. The HREF has been showing this
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HRRR continues to be pretty wimpy most runs, the RRFS has consistently shown a stronger signal and the FV3 GFS and NAM do too
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The NAM begging for its retirement on 8/31 to be moved up with its forecast for TSTMs across the NE tomorrow afternoon
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97 was not bad, but that was probably because relative to 96 it had way more 90 degree days, but it was at least normal. Most of the El Nino summers though were not mild. 2002/2009/2015 I don't believe were either.
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2026-2027 Super El Nino
SnowGoose69 replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
This one would at least probably act like an E Nino. 23-24 really did not, at least not in the SE US and MA -
The 18Z HRRR now looks like the Euro after 21Z tomorrow. Probably no accumulation but it'll be snowing a day after it was 80
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NYC is 79 now but the winds are starting to go more south now.
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There is currently a 33 degree difference between Jones Beach and most of Nassau County north of the LIE
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80 would be earliest 80 for NYC ever but I think they won't quite get there
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Many places in N Queens/Nassau are reporting 32, had friends check though and they told me they are not seeing any freezing on the trees or any surfaces
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The RGEM was headed that way too it seemed.
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None really getting up into SNE but I think it still could. I do believe though Sunday needs to go away or be very flat. Its noticeable on many Op runs and individual ensembles that those which are amped or more intense Sunday as a whole are flat or nonexistent with the second event.
