It feels like the atmosphere is primed to dump tomorrow. Anyone have the PWATS? I would expect localized flash flooding in any cells that develop tomorrow afternoon ahead of the front. I could see that being in mid island with the sea breeze front
Great find. It’s exactly this type of situation (slightly worse) that caused boats to capsize and deaths during the Labor Day 98 derecho. You never want to be stuck out on the water for that type of event
Coastal water temps are rocketing with the light winds and sun the last few days. When the wind stays below 20 knots it really allows the top 3 feet of water warm up.
I doubt we see another 100 reading in the park anytime soon. We would need it to occur with very low humidity after a stretch of dry weather. That and EWR and LGA 103+
Ok so that pretty much allows for anything. If your looking for the most prolific flowering I would go with petunias. Begonias are also great and vinca is very hardy. Make sure to add some organic fertilizer to adulterate the crappy soil
That’s a relic of the initial construction of the island. The dunes were bulldozed down raising the elevation of the beach side. The bay side was built onto salt marsh. It was a disaster waiting to happen
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 great track for a high end landfall. Trajectory has too much land interaction before landfall. Good for what I assume are poor people living in substandard housing. All of the money in India is in the major city’s with the rest of the country still relatively poor.
At least there is some positive news on that front today. Still plenty of prime snow season left. The island especially does well late season when near shore water temps are cold. Which they will be after this next cold blast.
Wow, that’s more like an incredible winter. Below zero in 3 seperate months! Snow cover days must be near the top as well.
The February storm was most likely a coastal hugger so I would assume inland there were probably totals over 3’.
13.5” on 2.95” liquid is insane. Must have been a ton of sleet. That would have been a nightmare to clear. Good analog, though I doubt we see anything close to that magnitude of cold.