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jm1220

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  1. Odds are it somehow ends up west and jackpots NJ like always seems to happen but hopefully it can nudge east a bit and hit everyone. Wind wise I don’t expect much.
  2. Not surprising. Elsa won’t be off the coast at all pretty much before getting here. This is much more a rain threat.
  3. Ehh. Whatever rain we can get this time of year is a win though.
  4. Just about the lousiest conditions you could think of for 7/4 weekend. Thankfully tomorrow should be nicer.
  5. Here it’s been a rumble of thunder but otherwise nothing. Actually the sun broke out once or twice.
  6. The far north shore east of Glen Cove to Asharoken getting deluged too. Radar estimating 5”+ now. Would be huge impact if it was 5 miles south where it’s much more populated.
  7. If it moves into Shredd-aniola it might barely come out as a tropical system. Lots of booby traps for this one to cross through.
  8. Probably a significant straight line wind event in NJ. Some nice bow echos and good velocities. It missed out on NYC and LI where things stabilized after the rain earlier but still some heavy rain especially along the south shore. Moderate rain here now.
  9. Looks like the slight risk was shifted north to include NYC. Some clearing outside will allow destabilization. Tons of humidity still to be tapped.
  10. Have moderate rain and a rumble of thunder but as usual the storm’s dying out as it goes east.
  11. Yes that was outflow. Moderate rain here now with the N Shore storm.
  12. Under a warning for it but the core of it might be headed just north of me. Guess I’ll find out soon.
  13. Looks like a decent cell in N Nassau currently headed east. Nice outflow boundary just came through.
  14. Farmingdale 91 degrees today
  15. Seabreeze really got going. Gusting to 26 mph at Farmingdale. I wonder how strong the Ambrose Jet ended up getting. Probably quite windy on the beach.
  16. Water temps are above average but not overly so, the worst departures are east of New England last I saw. The southerly winds however will definitely warm up the waters quicker. It’s counterintuitive but onshore flow days that cool the coast down actually warms the water faster than offshore flow days that cause upwelling. In the next couple decades it may be normal to start seeing 80F dewpoints here.
  17. Going with that and the 94 temp at my nearest station=106 heat index. I’m wondering why more of us aren’t under heat warnings today.
  18. There’s a slight breeze that’s doing nothing to alleviate the heat. Temp 94. As others pointed out these dewpoints might be too high as shown on the sensors but damage done regardless.
  19. My nearest station’s now up to 94 and dew point 81. Heat index 116
  20. Yep. Days like today make you appreciate it for sure. Being outside here any length of time makes you break out sweating.
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