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WWA from just east of the Hudson to the Ct. border from Newburg north. Either side of that line is WSWarning. Does not make much sense to me.
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WWA for all of Long Island and the city. Ct. shore north WSWarning. 29.7 degrees here.
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Seems to take along time for all that cement to cool down
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down to 36 here.
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Yea it looks like west of Staten Island temps in mid 40s. Still 37 here but starting to brighten.
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I am beginning to doubt today's forecast high of close to 50. Still cloudy with temperatures in the low to mid 30s. We"ll see what the afternoon brings.
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Yes another morning where the UHI in full affect. 19 here this morning
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Temperatures in suburbs dropped to the teens and low 20s last night, 30 degrees in the city. 19 here.
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23 and cloudy here, Saranac Lake NY -22.
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Looks like Saturday could be one of the few days this winter that actually look wintry.
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NWS forecast for Detroit next Monday: Monday: A chance of rain or freezing rain. Mostly sunny, with a high near 41.
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Looks like the 50s and 60s are gone for the rest of the week, after today of course. I guess it's about time.
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69.5 my high, becoming overcast
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69.4 degrees here
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Currently 46 degrees here. Inland temps still in the 50s, except Central Park of course at 61.
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57 degrees and windy here.
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Looks like a return to winter like temperatures toward the end of next week.
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rain changing to snow in elevated Boone N.C. https://www.resortcams.com/webcams/king-street-boone/
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Interesting conclusion at the end: Conclusion This is, I’ll admit, an unscientific survey, but no one (to my knowledge) has attempted to even research the subject in much detail. This is probably because, with the change in measurement techniques over time, it is not possible to conclusively say that any one part of the country has become snowier or less so over the past 120 years. Christopher C. Burt
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This shows numerous cities and snowfall by decade for over 100 years. Looks like some areas of the northeast get more snow now than 100 years ago. https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/US-Snowfall-1900-2019-Decade-Decade-Look
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Since the 50 inch snowfall season of 2014-15, and not including this year, Central Park has averaged almost 27 inches of snow. This is just about normal
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Current temperatures White plains 27, farmingdale 30, Poughkeepsie 22, Newark 32, and in the heat island Central Park 40°
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60 degrees. At least the projected price of $8 a gallon for heating oil did not happen.
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Ir is so mild that even the 30mph wind does not feel bad.
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I know it is wishful thinking, but if that storm passing to our Southeast gets close enough with heavy enough precipitation and some chilly air in place, maybe it could snow.
