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20 minutes ago, psv88 said:

Both ISP and FRG recorded heat waves. (ISP hit 90 today).

your readings are too low. Maybe they are too close to grass, trees, etc. 

no way all of the LI stations, which are LIE south record a heat wave and you do not. 

I’ve had less sun today and got a pop up shower. My stations are fine. Both VP2 with fan shields on them. Is your station fan aspirated?  Are the stations around you fan aspirated too?  Good for FRG and ISP I don’t live at those locations.  
 

What’s even more hilarious is the Muttontown station should be hot as can be since it’s on a tripod 6’ over the pool patio stone at my parent’s house baking in the sun, yet it’s not. 

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38 minutes ago, Rjay said:

Its interesting hear the, "this wasn't a hot summer" takes.   Even if stations end up below normal for summer they're still likely making the top 20 warmest summers list.   Think about that for a minute.  It's pretty wild.  

I don’t think so

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1 hour ago, Rjay said:

Its interesting hear the, "this wasn't a hot summer" takes.   Even if stations end up below normal for summer they're still likely making the top 20 warmest summers list.   Think about that for a minute.  It's pretty wild.  

 I think what makes this summer feel less hot  is the constant breaks we've had.  The heat waves while impressive have been short lived.  We had the very cold Memorial Day weekend even though technically not summer cool 4th of July weekend  and then 2 cool weeks from late July into the 1st week of August.   the hot summers I remember is the relentless  90゚ heat from late June into early to mid August before we get that 1st refreshing cold front.  And those hot summers were usually dry too.  This year it's 3 or 4 hours of nineties with 100゚ heat index before a thunderstorm cools things off late afternoon

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1 hour ago, uofmiami said:

I’ve had less sun today and got a pop up shower. My stations are fine. Both VP2 with fan shields on them. Is your station fan aspirated?  Are the stations around you fan aspirated too?  Good for FRG and ISP I don’t live at those locations.  
 

What’s even more hilarious is the Muttontown station should be hot as can be since it’s on a tripod 6’ over the pool patio stone at my parent’s house baking in the sun, yet it’s not. 

So it’s near a pool?

if all of the local ASOS sites are well above your readings that’s an indication your readings are off. I don’t know what else to say. 

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Central Park screwed up T again at 87* for 4pm.        With a W wind (250) everywhere, even I am at  91* for 4pm.    92*(50%RH) at 4:30pm.

 
MOST RECENT DATA:  4pm edt   14-AUG-21
NEW YORK CENTRAL PARK, NY (   89')                   LAT=40.77N LON= 73.98W   
STA     TMP DP RH  WD WS  G PRS  ALT PCPN     CLOUD LEVELS HGT TYP   VIS  WX
NYC 11am 83 68 60 000  4    179 3009                           CLR    10
    12pm 87 67 50 000  0    179 3009                       130eSCT    10
     1pm 86 68 54 000  3    177 3008                       130eBKN    10
     2pm 85 68 56 000  6    177 3008                       130eBKN    10
     3pm 86 69 56           175 3008                       130eSCT    10
     4pm 87 69 54           171 3007                LO CLR  HI ???    10
NYC    6 temps: high=  87 at 12pm low=  83 at 11am mean=  85.6   precip=  0.00

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57 minutes ago, psv88 said:

So it’s near a pool?

if all of the local ASOS sites are well above your readings that’s an indication your readings are off. I don’t know what else to say. 

Muttontown is 12 feet+ away from the pool.  I have two stations (N Syosset & Muttontown) a couple of miles within each other and they are .2 or so within each other during the day for their highs. They are fine.  I don’t live next to an ASOS which are surrounded by blacktop that are not in either neighborhood. When I lived in Great Neck it was hilarious seeing LGA always warmer yet I guess my GN station was just wrong all the time then too. Seems like you can’t accept microclimates of LI if they don’t read 90+ all the time. I’m tenths of degrees away from 90 at times at both yet they are wrong. Guess I should move the stations to the edge of the properties next to the street, winter lows will bust warm but at least I can have those hot summer temps. 

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8 minutes ago, uofmiami said:

Muttontown is 12 feet+ away from the pool.  I have two stations (N Syosset & Muttontown) a couple of miles within each other and they are .2 or so within each other during the day for their highs. They are fine.  I don’t live next to an ASOS which are surrounded by blacktop that are not in either neighborhood. When I lived in Great Neck it was hilarious seeing LGA always warmer yet I guess my GN station was just wrong all the time then too. Seems like you can’t accept microclimates of LI if they don’t read 90+ all the time. I’m tenths of degrees away from 90 at times at both yet they are wrong. Guess I should move the stations to the edge of the properties next to the street, winter lows will bust warm but at least I can have those hot summer temps. 

Maybe you have a microclimate by you. Who knows. But it’s not representative of the general area. 

my station, which is in lockstep with all of the surrounding stations (including @STORMANLIwho is within a mile from here), is located in a large patch of grass in a shaded part of the yard. my dewpoint readings may be high because it’s over grass, but the temp is accurate. 

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1 hour ago, psv88 said:

Maybe you have a microclimate by you. Who knows. But it’s not representative of the general area. 

my station, which is in lockstep with all of the surrounding stations (including @STORMANLIwho is within a mile from here), is located in a large patch of grass in a shaded part of the yard. my dewpoint readings may be high because it’s over grass, but the temp is accurate. 

My Syosset station has a higher DP than it should, probably because over grass as well like yours.  Trust me if my station was reading off compared to my other station 2 miles away, I'd be replacing it and looking to move it as well.  I even have a parking lot abutting part of my Syosset property.  It's representative for the N Syosset-Muttontown area btwn Jericho Tpke and Northern Blvd, as both stations are in that zone.  Whether the typography plays a role, who knows, as I haven't studied it.  I'm 210 feet in Syosset and 154 feet in Muttontown, as I recall.

As an aside, topped out at 88 for both.  87.8 in Syosset & 88.3 in Muttontown today.

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1 hour ago, psv88 said:

Brutally hot out here, no wind and 90. Westhampton back to 90 as well. Really miss the sea breeze today. My house under renovation and we are relegated outside for meals 

I’m in Long Beach today and it was disgusting here too. I’m sure not as hot as my place but higher humidity might even it up. It’s that time of year. 

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