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July 2018 Discussions & Observations Thread


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44 minutes ago, bluewave said:

Two new high dew point records for JFK this summer. Greatest number of July days with a max dew point of 75 or above at 15. First 3 years in a row to reach 15 days. 

 

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Sub tropics..

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14 hours ago, Mancave25 said:

There was talk about the weather getting hot again, could anyone tell me if they see it in the near future 

 

Been pretty warm of late - but watch the period on/around 8/4 - 8/12, perhaps beyond for some more widespread heat (Central park is likely too overgrown/wet) but much of the metro/ NJ/NYC area could see the next heat wave in that timeframe.  WC ridge looks to get knocked down and centered pushed pushed east, WAR may hook and bring next blast of summer from GL/MW to east coast then.  Will continue to track this in the August thread. 

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On 7/25/2018 at 1:20 PM, Poker2015 said:

Thats always the case. I feel like every year they like launching them friday night, saturday morning for the 5k, and sunday night...Saturday night they have rarely gone up in the 10 years i've been in Branchburg, even though thats probably the most crowded day there. Maybe they focus more on the balloon glow that night...

Turned out to be a great day for the party.  Unfortunately no balloons flew over my house.  This morning of course about 15 did.  

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2 hours ago, bluewave said:

Two new high dew point records for JFK this summer. Greatest number of July days with a max dew point of 75 or above at 15. First 3 years in a row to reach 15 days. 

 

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I really far prefer a summer like 2010 which had more heat but less dews. I believe we had influence far more from a Great Lakes/Ohio Valley Ridge than the Bermuda high, and much more a westerly than southerly wind flow. 

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7 hours ago, SACRUS said:

Sub tropics..

 

6 hours ago, bkviking said:

I really far prefer a summer like 2010 which had more heat but less dews. I believe we had influence far more from a Great Lakes/Ohio Valley Ridge than the Bermuda high, and much more a westerly than southerly wind flow. 

Also, numerous hourly high dew point records and ties over the last 3 summers. 

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4 hours ago, frankdp23 said:

Turned out to be a great day for the party.  Unfortunately no balloons flew over my house.  This morning of course about 15 did.  

Last night was awesome, we had about 60 people over and all the balloons came directly over my house and about 10 landed in the park 2 houses down the street so we all went over to help pack them up.

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