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56 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

Wow, stations in southern Nassau now in the upper 90s. Looks like there’s a seabreeze that punched through the barrier islands, they’re down to upper 80s and winds turned S. 

Just came back from Moses, temp was 75. At the house, 94. Probably a distance of 5 miles. Oh, failed to realize today is senior cut day, beaches are mobbed with maniacs

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At 3 pm, the temperature at Westhampton was a record 93° with a west wind. 45 miles to the east at Montauk, the temperature had tumbled from 87°  to 72° with the wind shifting from west to east. The backdoor cold front will continue to progress south and westward during the remainder of the afternoon.

Meanwhile, Newark had reached 97°. That breaks the record of 96°, which was set in 1987.

 

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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.

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Highest May temperature at Newark since the all-time record of 99° set in 1996.

 

RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEW YORK NY
331 PM EDT TUE MAY 31 2022

...RECORD DAILY HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT NEWARK LIBERTY INTERNATIONAL 
AIRPORT...

A DAILY RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 98 HAS BEEN SET SO FAR TODAY AT 
NEWARK LIBERTY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 
96 SET IN 1987. 

RECORDS AT NEWARK LIBERTY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT GO BACK TO THE YEAR 
1931.

 

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9 minutes ago, ILoveWinter said:

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.

That’s cool. You can also see the sea breeze front pushing north

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6 minutes ago, ILoveWinter said:

BDCF just about to push through Sag Harbor and Southold. Easily visible on the OKX radar.

Interesting look to that radar with the BDCF moving west through the twin forks and the SB front roughly along Sunrise and the Southern State.  Note the inverted Z appearance with the BDCF making faster progress along the Southern CT shoreline and it being held back some as it tries to move into interior SE CT.  A lot of interesting mesoscale stuff going on in the local area today.

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Copied from June.      I skipped a day!

The last day of May is averaging  85degs.(74/97) or +17. 

 Month to date is  63.5[+0.4].        May should end at 64.2[+1.0].

First 10 days of June are averaging  71degs.(64/79) or about +1.

Reached just 75 yesterday.

Today: 88-94, wind w., m. clear, some clouds late, 57*! by tomorrow AM.

74*(82%RH} here at 7am.      80* by 9:30am.       87* at 11am.       88* at Noon.      89* at 1pm.      on beach......   90* at 2pm.     Reached 91* at 3:15pm.       85* at 4pm.     Back up to 92* at around 7pm.      89* at 9pm.       88* at 10pm.        78* at 11pm.

  

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BDCF continues its movement to the west especially along the CT shoreline with temps in the mid to upper 60s as far west as the Branford area.  Meanwhile it seems like it is getting hung up some near the Riverhead area.  Temps along the north shore from about PJ almost to Mattituck are still in the upper 80s and low 90s.  You don’t see that type of distribution too often.

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4 minutes ago, Tatamy said:

BDCF continues its movement to the west especially along the CT shoreline with temps in the mid to upper 60s as far west as the Branford area.  Meanwhile it seems like it is getting hung up some near the Riverhead area.  Temps along the north shore from about PJ almost to Mattituck are still in the upper 80s and low 90s.  You don’t see that type of distribution too often.

Possibly interaction with the SBF is holding it’s progress over the island?

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5 minutes ago, Rmine1 said:

Possibly interaction with the SBF is holding it’s progress over the island?

You can actually see how the forks and Peconic Bay are interacting with the front. Looks like Riverhead will cross both the sea breeze and back door front at once. Looks like the front still won't be to the city for a few more hours. It's slowed down some. The sea breeze will be through most of LI before the backdoor. Sea breeze is just about up to Jericho Turnpike. NW then S then E winds today. 

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3 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

You can actually see how the forks and Peconic Bay are interacting with the front. Looks like Riverhead will cross both the sea breeze and back door front at once. Looks like the front still won't be to the city for a few more hours. It's slowed down some. The sea breeze will be through most of LI before the backdoor. Sea breeze is just about up to Jericho Turnpike. NW then S then E winds today. 

The SBF provided some relief, but we need the BDCF to squeeze out the real heat 

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