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  • Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
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  1. hooralph
    Awesome lighting and thunder. A summer classic.
  2. hooralph
    LFG.
  3. hooralph
    I think that’s the full year. I think it comes from a national study. You can click on the article and then go to the research.
  4. hooralph
    Forgive me if this was shared previously; relevant to the CPK discussion and the summer in general. Very localized heat island map. I was gratified to find I live by that “cooler” tongue on the UWS; I suspect the streets (esp the wide ones : 106 and 110) providing more of a channel for upsloping winds. https://www.thecity.nyc/2023/07/26/heat-island-hot-map-temperature/
  5. hooralph
    These things have been falling apart before hitting Manhattan like Adams put up some deflector shield.
  6. hooralph
    Pretty garden variety strong thunderstorm on UWS.
  7. hooralph
    Eyeballing about 2.5” here in Riverside Park. Maybe closer to 3? Glorious morning. I usually get coffee and just take a walk in the park. This one is perfect.
  8. hooralph
    Should be perfect for a nice Saturday morning Jebwalk.
  9. hooralph
    WOW. Totally different world downtown. NOTHING.
  10. hooralph
    Just got on the subway to head downtown. I’d estimate 2.75 to 3 on the bench, with glorious fat flakes coming down. Snow is somehow accumulating on the cast iron skillet that is Riverside Drive (main road).
  11. hooralph
    yeah, it has picked up substantially since I complained. Not sure I'd say "heavy" yet but getting there fast now (also on UWS)
  12. hooralph
    How is the Euro still putting us in the bullseye? There's a lot of work to do here in the city (speaking of rates and what I can see of accumulation on cars, etc)
  13. hooralph
    eager to see this "destroying" you speaketh of as rates since I got up have sucked.
  14. hooralph
    That map is Kuchera, not 10:1.
  15. hooralph
    It was not an overnight event. Destroyed the evening commute. Started at 2, peak was 4-6 PM. So heaviest was during dark, but just after. https://www.wunderground.com/history/daily/us/ny/new-york-city/KNYC/date/2018-11-15
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