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jm1220

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  1. ACY has always been a little misleading to me. The weather stations in town are around 70. The airport is something like 10-12 miles inland. DIX radar shows the seabreeze inching its way inland but at times being pinned to the barrier islands.
  2. So far 12mph S wind at JFK and upper 60s even at the beaches. These tend to kick in later in the afternoon so we’ll see how windy it gets. 83 here-full on summer.
  3. New NAM is a little slower with it so we salvage a nice day on Wed but with how cold the waters are it won't take much for one to surge SW.
  4. Maybe a lot sooner if the NAM is right-brings a backdoor front and disgusting 40s in on Wed. That turd in the punchbowl is never far away in April.
  5. Take the LIRR east for an hour. Plenty of chilly here. 51 in Captree and Long Beach. Must be a lovely beach day.
  6. 64 here, wind S and cloudy. About to call this day a bust.
  7. So you want backdoor fronts that ruin things for days sometimes and funky 42 degree drizzle with 25mph E wind? How is that enjoyable in any way outside? We’re past when we’d be getting any snow.
  8. 95 west of the Garden State Parkway, 55 just east of Sandy Hook. That must be showing a ridiculous Ambrose Jet.
  9. I hated the Ambrose Jet afternoons where you'd see a pleasant Central Park in the 70s but 40s/low 50s and 40+ mph winds at home. At least here we usually get a couple more hours to warm up before the strong winds make it this far north.
  10. Upper 40s in Long Beach. Water temp still around 43. Ouch.
  11. He needs to move to Alaska or something.
  12. So was 23-24 generally other than the one Feb storm. But it was really a Nina with an active Nino subtropical jet.
  13. Down to 33. Maybe one last night below 30.
  14. Strong Nino we can work with, a record or near record Nino is a blast furnace of wet Pacific hangover breath all winter.
  15. 28 here. Probably last 20s of the season.
  16. Some warm weather without back doors every 2 days would be nice, but we need some action from frontal systems or coastal lows-wouldn’t be good if we’re entering a big east coast ridge into the summer pattern.
  17. You can see the back door front on radar, it’s around the Shinnecock Canal. Enjoying the 65 here while it lasts before more garbage later this afternoon and rain tomorrow.
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