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TWCCraig

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    Bay Shore, NY

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  1. Yes, but early this morning before the clouds settled in out here you were able to look at the sun without any sunglasses. Pretty neat
  2. Compared to other mornings, temperatures are a little slow to climb with all the smoke. Low of 63, only 67 right now. You were able to stare at the sun this morning, no sun glasses needed
  3. Long range RAP holds off most of the smoke until Monday. Worst of it will be north of here. HRRR has the same progression, but isn't as thick
  4. Visibility down to 5 miles in Boston with smoke mixing down to the surface. Some of that will mix into the area later. This smoke isn't elevated HRRR near surface smoke for 4pm:
  5. Like I said my dew point dropped, I had a higher dew point this time yesterday but tonight there's a westerly wind here so my temp shot up
  6. Still 87, but my dew point is down to 75 from the upper 70s earlier. Long Island doesn't cool down on a westerly wind, thats why temps havent dropped, and gone up in some spots like here
  7. Temps starting to climb back up now that the "dry" front has passed. I was down to 84, now up to 87 with a dropping dew point
  8. 88/79 feels like 102 Actually hotter than yesterday out here
  9. 86/79 These dew points have been absolutely insane. Day after day it's 70+. Floridian humidity on a daily basis
  10. 0.53" over the past 24 hours. 2.10" since July 1st which isn't bad considering the average at ISP for the entire month of July is under 3". No where near as dry as the last few summers
  11. Most models I was looking at had us partly to mostly cloudy for today and tomorrow, between 50-90% cloud cover approximately, so not far off. I saw some TV forecasts that didn't even mention the cloud cover though. We are stuck in this perpetually moist airmass with dews constantly near 70 and above. It seems lows dont even drop into the 60s anymore in July here because it's so humid. Guess we should be thankful, there's so many fires burning right now in Canada that if we got a cool dry Canadian airmass right now our skies would still be gray lol
  12. Down to 75 Actually a very light mist, crummy day. Unfortunately tomorrow looks the same
  13. 0 clouds over the ocean with a stable marine layer and cumulous developing over land as expected. When you see forecast highs in the 90s, its probably not going to be that cloudy. Not bad beach weather, more sun and less chance of rain closer to the water
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