LongBeachSurfFreak

All of which wouldn’t have been named pre satellite era. Regardless it’s an interesting trend when you include the early satellite era. Increasing SS temps should continue the earlier starts to the season. Eventually we could see seasons similar to the Wpac which essentially run year round.

Not a drop of rain made city with evening. Surprising considering we had plenty of day time heating and resulting cape

Wow, the marine layer impressively destroyed the storms last night. Not even a drop of rain on the south shore. Even the city barely had any rain!

They should until they hit the marine layer east of this city. The city west has a decent shot at something interesting.

I think that was an F2 or 3. An EF5 is orders of magnitude more powerful. That’s the ultimate disaster scenario for weather. If and when it ever happens.

May have something to do with nitrogen runoff. Resorts, golf courses and just in general more people.

Dallas, go big or go home...

There is some nice severe weather firing in Pa. let’s see if any sort of line forms that can make a run for the city

Of course I just watered my vegetable garden at home in wantagh and it’s pouring. All the showers missed the UWS were I need every drop of rain possible for the hundreds of plants I installed last week. Heading in now so I’ll have to water by hand. I have to life guard the Jones beach air show next weekend and it can be a brutal experience if it’s not warm and sunny. The crowds are there regardless of temps so I would prefer it to be as warm as possible.

Today definitely has that fall feel. I’ll take it!

Being in the industry I can attest to that. I have seen it grow up through parking lots. I once did a consultation at a gorgeous home in sea cliff right on the sound where a previous owner had planted it to stabilize the bluff. I had to tell them the back yard was shot and there was nothing we could do other the put down steel barriers to stop it from spreading further. It’s worse then bamboo. Finally a sunny day. Cutting 2 acres of lawn on campus today.

It’s pouring on the uws, rates are definitely heavier then what you would expect from the radar. Small droplet size with snow likely making it down the column pretty far before melting.

Yup, it was just pouring on the UWS. That makes three days in a row with heavy rain.

Interesting, the radar says what rain?

I lost two cucumber plants so far. Other plants like eggplant are in shock. Tomatoes which are so strong they are basically weeds are static. We’ll see what’s alive by Wednesday