True that a western track is better but considering that this will stall out around the Tampa latitude just makes it a slightly "less bad" outcome for them as a result of storm surge
At least in June this sort of pattern translates into mid to sometimes upper 70s which honestly isn't THAT bad (I'd prefer low to mid 80s). I mean a month ago this would have really stunk.
Temps have fallen herein the UWS around 8-9 degrees in the past 20 minutes to around 81. Not quite as rapid as 1 mile to my east in the UES where once the front passed an hour or so ago they pretty quickly dropped to the low 70s. Crazy variation! Maybe the tall buildings in between impeded the flow?
Sitting out on my balcony here in the UWS and def still hot, not sure when this thing will come but it does look like it has already gone thru parts of northern and western Queens
BDCF just about to push through Sag Harbor and Southold. Easily visible on the OKX radar. Interesting shape too - sort of a backward "S" shape as it curves north-westward over the Sound into CT and then north-eastward from the CT coast to the interior and then curves northwestward again.
Yea sort of agree here, and as usual this Spring you only have to get to Philly to see some sun and 80s. We will definitely get it (and then some) tomorrow though!