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This is true. They are super invasive. They are all over the NY Botanical garden in some of the old growth patches. (The majority of the forest is second growth but there is some old growth in the Bronx river ravine) .
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https://www.raymondcmartinjr.com/weather/1996/NJSnow-09Apr96.png April 9-10th 1996. Mostly a Suffolk event
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43mph gust at JFK. Gotta be some of the strongest east winds not associated with a storm we have see .
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Yeah they definitely cold for this time of year in the low 40s. To our north east in Atlantic Canada (where this airmass originated) water temps are in the low 30s. .
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40mph gust at JFK. Pretty strong back door cold front. .
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Back door cold front coming through. Just got here in Lynbrook .
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Need some serious CAA for the Park to go below 30 this late. Suburbs that radiate well are a different story .
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-50 for the winter low is even more wild. Have to garage a vehicle or good luck starting it. .
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I went to college in Maryland and the springs down there are amazing. Coming home on a weekend was a shock from fully leafed out trees to stick season in 250 miles. What we have today is not abnormal but after the first 80 here in SW Nassua yesterday it definitely is not pleasant. .
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Water temps to our north east, especially in Atlantic Canada are extremely cold after a very cold winter up there. So the cold wants to bleed south west. We need a big ridge to overpower the cold bleed. Once that happens it’s game on. .
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Pretty wild. First 80 here. 78 at jfk which is a little closer to the water. .
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Barely a sea breeze today so it’s roasting here just inland. Warmest day so far this season. .
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Likely early start to the monsoon. Especially with a developing nino. Could put a lid on the heat dome in the SW limiting heat ejections. How much that effects us here, I’m not sure. .
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It’s a legit ob from an ASOS station. As far as a micro climate sure. It’s in the heart of the dwarf pine barrens which is characterized by extremely sandy soils and radiates better then any non deep valley location on the east coast. Regardless of KFOK, KJK was almost 10 degrees cooler then the park or KLGA. . -
I vividly remember snow ripping during the day during better banding. It would finally start to accumulate with slush caked to absolutely everything. Then rates would diminish and it would change to light rain and everything would melt. The ultimate tease storm. .
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Just got back from a run and I’m sweating like crazy. Just far enough inland to get into some decent warmth. Decent fetch over land in western Nassua on the south shore vs eastern Nassua and Suffolk. .
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North shore doing its thing. Low 60s here but the south wind is back so as soon as it overwhelms solar insulation we are dropping through the 50s .
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Yeah I should have been here watching the models with you guys. I was dealing with some issues, back for good now. .
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Yeah going to be one of those springs on the south shore. Lots of misery mist while the city west is 70+ and sunny. .
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Ambrose jet event with strong southerly winds localized close to shore on western LI .
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Great example of UHI from this morning. Approximately 80 miles apart and similar coastal locations, elevations and latitude. KCPK 34 KFOK 13 Not to derail a great discussion. I have been following you’re great analysis of the SW climate change induced warming over the years. .
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34 CPK and LGA 13 KFOK Pretty epic UHI .
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34 CPK and LGA 13 KFOK Pretty epic UHI .
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Yeah I did not mention lows as we are all on the same page. There are some great ways to mitigate urban heat islands that are sadly underutilized. Green roofs, painting asphalt white and mitigation of suburban sprawl. Regardless of the UHI influence (which is hard to quantify) it’s a historic and unprecedented run. .
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I’m not discounting this event is highly influenced by climate change, but in regards to Pheonix at least some of the temp increase is related to the UHI. I don’t see any reference to that in the data provided. Pheonix pre 1970s isn’t comparable to today. .