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jm1220

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  1. Still just disgusting outside. The seabreeze finally made it up here but it barely helped.
  2. My neighborhood is up to 98-99. Looks like the seabreeze took over the immediate south shore but even there it was well into the 90s today.
  3. Absolutely brutal outside. This matches anything I dealt with in Texas. We had over 120 heat index there a couple of times, this must be close.
  4. No big warmup here today, seabreeze in control on S winds. Still crazy humid but worst is definitely from the city west. No heatwave here-just a Sat and Sun warmup.
  5. It was a big reason. The firehose made the flow too zonal and drowned the continent in Pacific mild air. We had our occasional day or two cold snaps but nothing could be sustained.
  6. Flash flooding may be coming to the south shore next. Some nasty storms over Staten Island and Middlesex County headed east.
  7. Yeah, torrential rain here finally. Very loud thunder.
  8. Very loud thunder and bright lightning. Some light rain now.
  9. Great Neck to Lloyd Harbor getting crushed, maybe 2-3” of rain there in an hour. Here lots of loud thunder but still not one drop. This current batch looks like it will stick very near the sound. Hopefully the batch over central NJ stays together.
  10. Storms look to be lifting up to hug the Sound again. Hopefully we at least get some heavier rain. Just muggy disgustingness here and we really need the rain. Not one drop today.
  11. A cell is hugging the north shore and looks like it’s over Lloyd Harbor.
  12. Just about as hot as anywhere on the FL Peninsula ever gets.
  13. It’s not that far from the Great South Bay, maybe that had an effect. I’m not far from FRG at work though (Melville) and it definitely seems hotter than that where I am.
  14. 92-94 in Huntington Station, heat index obviously much higher. Sea breeze can’t come soon enough.
  15. The area that might feel the hottest may be our area though. The temp will likely be over 95 and we likely have more humidity from the SW winds.
  16. Long Beach will be a great place to be this weekend-likely a good 10-15 degrees cooler or more than Manhattan. Depends on how westerly the wind ends up-if it’s more SSW it may not even hit 90. The humidity though will still be horrendous. Up by me we likely get past 95 but the sea breeze gets here before we make it to 100. East of Queens it’s hard to really bake when the wind is SW or SSW.
  17. Quite hot down here in Long Beach today. Looks like we’re above 90, stations here are between 90-92 currently.
  18. Here there was 0.4-0.5”. The convective activity still fires up inland in most cases and by the time it gets here and pushed east the sun sets and the instability wanes. Also often in the summer storms fire on the sea breeze fronts which are slightly inland, and die off when the daytime instability decreases. It’s very typical for places near the shore to go into a mini drought in the summer here.
  19. Rain just keeps drying up as it pushes east past NYC, and what's left seems to want to rain itself out where it is. Not optimistic I'll get more than a period of moderate-ish rain. Seems like we're going into typical coastal summer drought mode.
  20. Very little here so far, enough to barely wet the ground. Hopefully a period of at least moderate rain coming in-we need it. Unfortunately models seem to have the split-screw where NJ gets dumped on as it has been, then another round goes E or SE of us. Hopefully that's wrong.
  21. I drive through Hauppauge and Commack today and the tree damage looked pretty severe. You go any distance west of me and there’s almost no damage. My neighborhood seems to be where the wind damage really started. My power just came on 30 mins ago.
  22. No power at my place since the storm and estimated to stay that way until tonight. The damage doesn’t look terrible in my neighborhood (some large branches and limbs down) but a huge branch came down in the worst possible spot and knocked out several power lines to the homes on my side of the street. The damage I’m seeing reminds of me of the Mar 2010 nor’easter that had 70-80 mph wind in Long Beach.
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