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LaGuardia hit 96 today, I think they will be close but just miss. Newark, would not surprise me if they hit 102.
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Can"t find tropical storm force winds anywhere, even at the bouy reports. There must be some somewhere in the area.
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So Newark went from 94 at 3pm to 99 at 4pm. and they are some 5 degrees and more warmer than those other recording stations. Something doesn't seem right. Maybe the 94 at 3 was a mistake. Either way they are way warmer than the other stations.
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Newark 94 at 3 p.m.
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At 3 p.m. many temps in northeast N.J. in the mid 90s. The areas to the east generally in the 80s
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Hit 92 here for the second time this season, actually 91.9. Temperature now declining as winds pick up off the water.
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Currently 91 at Central Park, 88 White Plains, 86 Farmingdale N.Y., 87 Bridgeport
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4th 90 degree day of the year here today, 90.5 so far. Still waiting for first official heatwave here, looks like this week.
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I'm seeing with the national weather service a forecast high 104
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52 degree low here. The up and down temperatures continue.
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SVR (iso FF) potential 4P-mid Sat and Mon, then during the day Tue
lee59 replied to wdrag's topic in New York City Metro
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Down to 66 degrees here
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Muggy 80 degrees here.
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Topped out at 89 here, now a lot of clouds.
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Glad to see that at least Claudette is legit.
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Ana was named and was never tropical. Then we had Bill which somehow formed in waters that were questionable as far as temperature goes. Now Claudette with a center far from the heaviest convection. The NHC is naming storms that in the past would never have gotten a name.
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Overcast and very breezy here, looks like rain but nothing near.
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Another nice morning, low temperature here 55.
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I agree with you that climate change of drier and hotter in that region is making those fires bigger and worse. However, I believe, the bigger problem is the people setting them. Sparks don't just happen, I would say most sparks are from people. Campfires, cigarette butts, electric pole wires, etc. I'm with you bluewave on the fires worse because of climate change but I still believe most of those fires would never exist if it wasn't for people.
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That drier and hotter conditions will make any fires burn worse. What has to happen is people stop setting them. In the past it was thunderstorms now with so many people out there the fires are just rampant with the added fuel of people.
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51 degree low here this morning
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Nice pleasantly cool night tonight with low dew points.
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You would probably enjoy watching the summer sky in Florida. Happens about everyday.
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I have sometimes thought about this but don't know if it has any truth. When a thunderstorm approaches a mountain, many times the mountain can weaken the storm and those on the Lee side don't get it so bad. Could New York city's tall skyscrapers have an impact on Long Island when storms come in from the West, in a similar way as a mountain.
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Only .06 inch of rain in this last event.
