wolfie09

Each day is progressively getting warmer.

Hear I am in the 70s still wearing hoodies haha..Made it 74° today which was 6° warmer than forecasted..

As of yesterday..

We have already surpassed the forecast high today lol

Hit 70° about an hour ago, perfect night for some grass mowing lol

Hit 67° for a high yesterday and 39° for the low.. This is the time of year temps plummet once the Sun goes down and shoots right back up first thing in the AM lol Currently at 60°..

Perfect day today.

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Hit 60°(max 60.4°) for the first time since may 4th, long stretch of 50s..

Takes a a little while for the bulk of the heat to get up here unless you live in the sizzlecuse (lol) but euro has summer like temps at the end of the run..

Warm and dry pattern coming, maybe now I can cut all my grass lol

Giants home schedule doesn't look terrible on "paper"..Road schedule is a little tough lol The Eagles are up first in Week 12 (Nov. 28), followed by the Cowboys in Week 15 (Dec. 19) and the Washington Football Team in the newly added Week 18 finale (Jan. 9). So, what comes first? After opening the season against the Broncos at home on Sept. 12 (4:25 p.m. on FOX), the Giants will host the Falcons in Week 3 (Sept. 26), the Rams in Week 6 (Oct. 17), the Panthers in Week 7 (Oct. 24), and the Raiders in Week 9 (Nov. 7). Only one of those first five home opponents (Rams) made the playoffs last season, giving the Giants a chance to start much faster than in years past. Since last making the playoffs in 2016, the Giants have finished the first half of the season with records of 1-7 three times and 2-6 the other. The Giants will play under the lights against both Super Bowl teams from last season, according to NorthJersey.com, which reported road games against the Buccaneers and Chiefs are scheduled for primetime. The report also mentioned a Week 16 game at the Eagles. The Giants have a quick Week 1 turnaround to a “Thursday Night Football” at Washington Week 2, according to multiple reports. That leaves only six unknowns on the schedule: visits to the Bears, Cowboys, Chargers, Dolphins and Saints, plus the bye week.

Week 1 of the NFL schedule released..I think the remaining schedule will be released this evening..

Feels really nice today, mid 50s, low humidity, calm winds and not a cloud in the sky..

Not as confident today as they were yesterday..

Diurnally driven instability showers will dot the radar away from the lakes through the remainder of the afternoon, with a few showers producing graupel in a few spots. The main area of these showers are currently over WNY and from I90 southward. Temperatures are in the low to mid 40s for the higher terrain and where cool rain showers have recently occurred. For the lower elevations and areas closer to the lakes, temperatures are currently in the mid to upper 40s. A relatively sharp trough will drop through the forecast area this evening into the overnight. This feature will generate some showers for sites mainly east of Rochester...although just about anyone could experience a shower before 2 AM. Lows tonight will be in the mid to upper 30s for most areas. Expansive high pressure centered over the Upper Great lakes will promote fair weather Wednesday and Wednesday night. High temperatures for Wednesday, warm almost 10 degrees from Tuesday temperatures into the upper 50s to around 60 for most area, with some mid 50s for the higher terrain. && .SHORT TERM /THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY NIGHT/... High pressure will support mainly fair dry weather through the period...while temperatures will slowly moderate back to near normal levels. && .LONG TERM /SUNDAY THROUGH TUESDAY/... Low amplitude ridging will continue to provide fair weather to the region for Sunday...then a broad storm system advancing from the Mid western states could bring us some showers for the start of the work week. Scenario supported by the Canadian NH...as per the NBM. Temps this period will average near...to just above...normal values

Looking at the statistics for the first 1/3rd of the month we have had an average high of 56.5° which is below average but with the constant clouds and showers the overnight lows are a bit above average..(41°).. Averages according to NOAA

Euro brings in the warmth..

Gfs says what warm-up? Lol Pretty much below Average the entire run verbatim..

Latest CPC maps..

Frost advisories issued for this evening.. ...FROST ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO 8 AM EDT TUESDAY... * WHAT...Temperatures in the low to mid 30s will result in frost formation. * WHERE...All of western and north central New York. * WHEN...From midnight tonight to 8 AM EDT Tuesday. * IMPACTS...Frost could kill sensitive outdoor vegetation if left uncovered.

LONG TERM /WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/... Warming trend to continue during this period with temps actually nearing climo as we head towards the weekend. The vast majority of the period will be dry, however a weak mid- level trough will move through the area Friday and Saturday which may produce an isolated shower during the afternoon and evening hours. The bright spot is that there is increasing confidence in warmer weather for the weekend with highs in the 60s.

NWS has flakes mixing in here, not that I necessarily agree with that lol

A closed mid-level low and associated trough axis will move from the Lower Great Lakes on Tuesday to New England Tuesday night. This will bring the core of the cold air aloft across the area, along with increasing cloud cover and a risk of showers starting Tuesday afternoon. Moisture from the shortwave and steep lapse rates will not only support rain showers, but there also may be some graupel with any heavier showers. By Tuesday evening, 850 mb temperatures down to -4c which may even support some snow showers, especially across the higher terrain of the Western Southern Tier and Tug Hill. Rain and snow showers will taper off after midnight with the departure of the shortwave. Otherwise, this will maintain the cool weather pattern with highs on Tuesday only in the mid 40s to around 50 and lows in the 30s Tuesday night. Winds will limit the potential for frost, but the cooler valleys across the Southern Tier may get close to freezing.