nycwinter

i am so looking forward to the chill down on sunday into early next week tired of this humidity in the air 68 degrees with a dew point of 62 for mid october... smh...

complete bust by the nhc on pamela strength worst bust of the season..

a lil bit of sunlight here in manhattan..or brightening

gloomy misty chilly wind raw feeling my kind of weather..wish every day was like this for october...

16 minutes ago, jfklganyc said:

There is nothing uncomfortable about this day.

Spectacular early September day

77F

72 degrees 60 dewpoint for this time of year that is uncomfortable.

another warm  uncomfortable day shaping up for october 8.

2 hours ago, forkyfork said:

leaning toward more of a low coming north

looking forward to sustained fall weather in november...

8 minutes ago, psv88 said:

But it’s warm out 

65 dew point falls into the  uncomfortable scale

3 hours ago, psv88 said:

Are you an 80 year old woman?

low to mid 50 is pretty chilly especially when you sleep with the windows open...

10 hours ago, LibertyBell said:

fine by me, I dont want to turn any heat on until november

 

i had the heat on a few nights last week it was so chilly..

here in the city it is so muggy outside feels like a july morning

On 9/30/2021 at 10:51 AM, LibertyBell said:

I want humanity to survive long enough to see what lies at the boundary of the universe   I know you're into futuristic science so I'm curious to know if you're into strong underlying connections between quantum mechanics, gravity, time, wormholes, the holographic principle and entanglement (ER=EPR).  Lots of new research into the connections between these by some of the world's greatest minds.  I'm actually writing a series on this.  But the jist of it is, that the boundary of the universe contains one less dimension than the bulk (where we live), and that one less dimension is- TIME!  In other words space-time is an emergent property that arises because of quantum mechanics entanglement (which itself arises from wormholes that tie the fabric of reality together, the meaning of ER=EPR) and on the boundary of the universe, according to the holographic principle, the information of the entire universe is contained in one less dimension (and since that one less dimension is time we can analogize that to the boundary storing all the data of the universe frame by frame, like a film reel).  According to the latest research information is preserved and released back to the outside world even by black holes (of everything that ever fell inside them) but it's quantum encrypted because quantum entanglement and wormholes is the way the information gets out (and spinning Kerr black holes have multiple horizons, inside of which lies a ring singularity, beyond which may be other universes, daughter universes to our own, just like we might be inside a black hole inside a parent superverse, which provides a way of unifying relativity and quantum mechanics into a theory of quantum gravity.)....some fascinating research in this area that may tell us what space and time really are and our place in the multiverse.

humanity has survived  a long ice age it will survive anything short of  a massive asteroid or comet hitting the planet...

feels very humid summer like for october 3

it felt very warm out their this morning and the sun angle was so low it kinda blinded me a few times...

they did not have concrete before humanity existed so central park temps are what the real temps should be..

1 hour ago, Stormlover74 said:

Mostly 66-68 out there but ewr running warm at 71

the other day newark was 70 and the only place that was close to newark was philly which was 68.. it shows newark temps are not accurate ...

had to turn the heater on last night...or maybe i should close the windows instead..

1 hour ago, Brian5671 said:

we're due for a wet week-been really dry since the big 9/1 Ida deluge.   Let's see if it actually happens though.

ny reservoir levels are 18% above normal soil saturation is very wet in the tri state area west and north

thank goodness we had a weak war this summer or so many of these cape verde storms would have made it all the way across..

had a few lighting strikes here in upper manhattan...

8 minutes ago, donsutherland1 said:

With 0.25" rain through 12:08 pm, New York City's Central Park has now reached 10.01" rain for September. September is the record-breaking 3rd consecutive month with 10" or more rainfall. Records go back to 1869.

we did it!!!!

we need to get to 10 inches in the city  for the month we are so close....

1 hour ago, yoda said:

I know it was only one pass... but 943mb to 966mb in 12 hours... wow

Dry air really did a number on Sam until recently 

maybe it was upwelling since the storm is crawling along

with rain continuing is their a chance nyc central park can get to 10 inches for the month?

i am upset that nyc is unlikely to get to 10 inches of rain for the third month is a row. we had over 7 inches on the first day of the month smh...