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  1. jm1220
    Probably downslope westerly winds and the heat coming back east from the city/NJ from earlier in the day. In the summer it happens frequently that the immediate south shore heats up AFTER the cold front comes through because the heat from the city is finally blown east.
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    10pm and still 90 at JFK, 99 heat index. Downslope W flow and still humid. Tomorrow can't come fast enough.
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    Winds were SW, not due S which muted some of the cooling effect and water temps now are 78 at Jones Beach, so not much cooling to be had anyway. They’ll go back down tomorrow when winds turn offshore. I wasn’t there today but the weatherbug stations hit 90 even on the barrier island.
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    And even more glorious-Long Beach is 90/80/108.
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    93/76/106. Yep, gorgeous COC day. Feels like a sauna with a blazing lamp overhead.
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    88/77. Dew-sgusting.
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    Had a heavy shower in Melville a little while ago.
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    Not really any cooler on the barrier islands. Temps mid to upper 80s and even higher dews near 80.
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    Our first “nip in the air” is usually early September where I live. But just to echo how ridiculous this humidity is day after day. We shouldn’t constantly be over 75 dewpoints.
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    91/76/103.
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    Hopefully 2 humidity free or light days coming Fri and Sat. But then sweaty breath comes roaring back.
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    You can just feel that today will be another disgusting humid day.
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    88/75/98. Wonder if one of these random showers will fire overhead?
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    Looks like Island Park got drenched. 2.5” pixel there. Long Beach got a good soaking as well. Great-they need all the rain they can in the summer down there.
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    Well we didn’t have the 5-7+ inch totals over NJ and the Hudson Valley, and the radar clearly showed the storms collapsing as they went east of the city. They essentially rained themselves out over LI. August is typically when we have our higher end rain events likely because the waters are warmest then.
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    Brief break this weekend hopefully but it’s a Miami-like regime with it being normal now to have 75+ dews and now mixed with 90+ temps.
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    The 2025-26 ENSO thread covers this quite a bit. I agree and it’s been documented by Bluewave especially how this marine heatwave east of Japan ruins our winter storm setups. And looks like record heat there again. Hoping for an active typhoon season with lots of recurves into that area, maybe that’ll help a little but my hope for winter is very low with that warm water still there. It hypercharges the Pacific Jet which is the opposite of what gets it done here.
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    Looks like about 0.75" to end it.
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    About 0.6" so far. Held together a little better than I expected.
  20. jm1220
    Moderate rain. Nice refresher for the lawns/gardens. Looks like a few lucky spots to my north like Cold Spring Harbor and Northport have up to 1.5".
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    August always seems like our time out here for the more extreme rain events. I guess due to the waters being warmest at that point.
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    Light to moderate rain, looks to stay that way for another hour or so. Anything heavier is collapsing as expected.
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    Looks half decent for Nassau, we’ll see what’s left when it gets here. I’ll take a decent moderate rain to replenish the lawns.
  24. jm1220
    We probably get 0.25-0.5” as the marine layer dices and dries it up.
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    Yep, back to Miami. 87/74.
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