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only 0.28 fell in the park i figured we got more then that total..

lots of heavy rain and dark here in manhattan but have not seen any lightning or head any thunder..

i'm afraid got to hide ...

what a beautiful day comfortable temps a nice breeze i even wore a jacket this morning ...

what a beautiful day did anyone expect dewpoints to be in the 50's in nyc..

i am looking forward o the delightful weather this weekend a much needed break from the humidity...

1 hour ago, forkyfork said:

you guys are so sad this is going to happen lol

 my body has been acclimated to the heat 95+ wont bother me..

40 minutes ago, forkyfork said:

hotter trends on all the models last night. thank you so much 

my body has acclimated to the heat so 95 will not bother me...

16 minutes ago, TheClimateChanger said:

All I would say is that if a relatively normal, or some would say cool, July today results in mean temperatures similar to 1988 - which was front page, headline news everywhere for its heat and drought - what is going to happen when the conditions that created the drought and heat wave of that year recur in this new era? Makes me wonder if we aren't destined for some absolutely shocking summertime heat waves in the near future.

that the beauty of being mortal  a few of us wont be around when it will be unliveable...

16 minutes ago, TheClimateChanger said:

They've also bumped the normal temperatures up so much in the most recent release that it makes comparisons difficult. Look at Toledo, Ohio, it shows up as normal on the map; but if the month ended today, it would be the 24th warmest [out of 151 years] -- decidedly warmer than the long-term average. Prior to 2010, it would have been the 18th warmest [out of 138 years], as six of the warmer Julys have occurred in the 13 year period from 2010 to 2022.

You take this same "normal" month and place it in the 1970s, 1980s, or 1990s and it would suddenly be considered a hot July.

you can say that about temps in the 1870's the 1970's would be considered hot...

7 hours ago, forkyfork said:

looks like the hottest days of the summer so far after the next trough pulls out

 

most of the  lower 48 states have been either below normal or normal for the month of july so far... weather channel...

loving this almost daily heavy rainfall maybe this will blunt any future heat..

dewpoint of 67  it feels so much nicer then what it has been feeling lately..

i was looking at accuweather long range nyc forecast and it shows some nice comfortable weather around the 6 of august for a few days.. something to look forward to...

hearing thunder in manhattan.. with very heavy rain.

what a lovely evening and start to the day.. no weather person predicted dewpoints in the mid 50's in the city...

 what a nice lovely day for this time of year temp in the low 80's dewpoint under 65 not bad at all..

31 minutes ago, CIK62 said:

Now you know why NYC climate classification was changed to SUB-TROPICAL CONTINENTAL three years ago.

Almanacs from the 60's show a normal low of 68/69 and now it is 71/72 for July.     We seem to be beating even  that.

 

low is 70 for july in the park up 1 but normal .. low is not 71-72..

meteorological summer ends in 55 days..

1 hour ago, doncat said:

Warmest night of the year so far, still 80° at this hour.. 92/71 temp split today. 

heavy rain entering the city that should drop the temp

3 hours ago, Brian5671 said:

today is anything but cool....

this is cool as to what it can be this time of year so i will take it..

i am enjoying this cool summer..hope it continues...

pouring here in manhattan.

hearing thunder here in manhattan..

it is july 2 every day that passes we come closer to the end of summer.. their is always a light at the end of a tunnel..