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18 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

Did you notice something odd Chris that temperature records at JFK for hottest summers seem to correspond better between JFK and EWR than they do between JFK and LGA?  Also, if we take mins out of the equation and just focus on number of 90 degree days how far up does 2020 rank for that at LGA?  I think we'll also see a stronger correspondence there between EWR and JFK than either with LGA.

Also what would it take to see  a repeat of a 2010 kind of summer? Something after a strong el nino?

 

2020 was more about the high number of 95° days at LGA than the 90° days. Each station from JFK to LGA to EWR has different rankings based on the dominant wind direction. All 3 airports are on the water and subject to sea breezes at times. Obviously, JFK is the sea breeze king among the 3.
 

Time Series Summary for LAGUARDIA AIRPORT, NY - Jan through Dec
Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending.
Rank
Year
Number of Days Max Temperature >= 95 
Missing Count
1 1955 14 0
2 2020 13 0
- 1999 13 0
3 2012 11 0
- 2010 11 0
- 1991 11 0
- 1953 11 0
4 1995 10 0


 

Time Series Summary for LAGUARDIA AIRPORT, NY - Jan through Dec
Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending.
Rank
Year
Number of Days Max Temperature >= 90 
Missing Count
1 2010 48 0
2 2018 38 0
3 2002 35 0
4 2020 34 0
- 1991 34 0
5 2016 32 0
6 1983 31 0
7 2005 30 0
- 1953 30 0
8 1955 29 0
- 1944 29 0
9 2012 28 0
- 1949 28 0
10 1959 27 0
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25 minutes ago, bluewave said:

2020 was more about the high number of 95° days at LGA than the 90° days. Each station from JFK to LGA to EWR has different rankings based on the dominant wind direction. All 3 airports are on the water and subject to sea breezes at times. Obviously, JFK is the sea breeze king among the 3.
 

Time Series Summary for LAGUARDIA AIRPORT, NY - Jan through Dec
Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending.
Rank
Year
Number of Days Max Temperature >= 95 
Missing Count
1 1955 14 0
2 2020 13 0
- 1999 13 0
3 2012 11 0
- 2010 11 0
- 1991 11 0
- 1953 11 0
4 1995 10 0


 

Time Series Summary for LAGUARDIA AIRPORT, NY - Jan through Dec
Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending.
Rank
Year
Number of Days Max Temperature >= 90 
Missing Count
1 2010 48 0
2 2018 38 0
3 2002 35 0
4 2020 34 0
- 1991 34 0
5 2016 32 0
6 1983 31 0
7 2005 30 0
- 1953 30 0
8 1955 29 0
- 1944 29 0
9 2012 28 0
- 1949 28 0
10 1959 27 0

Is there any way to project where Central Park would rank on these lists if their equipment was sited better?

 

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5 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

I know-- I just expected a few showers like earlier at night lol

One of the strikes caused an insanely loud rumble of thunder where I live and it happened simultaneously with the strike so it was very close to my building. Certainly no need for an alarm this morning!

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7 minutes ago, ILoveWinter said:

One of the strikes caused an insanely loud rumble of thunder where I live and it happened simultaneously with the strike so it was very close to my building. Certainly no need for an alarm this morning!

wow, I fully expected to hear fire sirens, but so far nothing.  Looks like the thunderstorms have moved on and we're back to foggy lol

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11 minutes ago, bluewave said:

Big easterly flow pattern setting up on all the ensembles. We have our storms undercutting the omega block this week. Nice downpour with the thunderstorm this morning. Then the block shifts to SE Canada next week. 500 mb heights may approach 590 dm to our north with a big cutoff to our south. So an over the top warm up with cooler onshore flow here. Very Niña-like pattern for May. 
 

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any early predictions of sky conditions for that eclipse coming up on the night of the 15th, Chris?

 

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17 hours ago, tek1972 said:

Love the heat. Bring it on. Nothing better than warm summer nights outside.

 

When you have to wear long sleeves and pants because of the mosquitos? We're not going to stop the plethora of stinging critters so if we have to protect ourselves it shouldn't have to be unpleasant because y'all want heat. Nights are supposed to be in the 50s and 60s, not the 70s.

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33 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

wow, I fully expected to hear fire sirens, but so far nothing.  Looks like the thunderstorms have moved on and we're back to foggy lol

Here's an explanation I found regarding why it was so loud (lots of discussion about how loud it was in twitter): 

https://twitter.com/MezcalSoprano/status/1521107194187558915?s=20&t=ga02ZrVUhPiRMX0V0qgCVA

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1 hour ago, LibertyBell said:

Is there any way to project where Central Park would rank on these lists if their equipment was sited better?

 

Good morning Liberty. It might be a bit simplistic but what if you did a years ratio comparison, pre ASOS, to other Metropolitan sites than moved it forward in time? Not sure if all Metro or only select sites would be best. I keep thinking that Don and/or BW may have done projections at times. Stay well, as always …

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6 minutes ago, rclab said:

Good morning Liberty. It might be a bit simplistic but what if you did a years ratio comparison, pre ASOS, to other Metropolitan sites than moved it forward in time? Not sure if all Metro or only select sites would be best. I keep thinking that Don and/or BW may have done projections at times. Stay well, as always …

It’s all on page #3 of the local climate change thread. 

 

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1 hour ago, gravitylover said:

When you have to wear long sleeves and pants because of the mosquitos? We're not going to stop the plethora of stinging critters so if we have to protect ourselves it shouldn't have to be unpleasant because y'all want heat. Nights are supposed to be in the 50s and 60s, not the 70s.

I've often experienced that critters and mosquitos go away when it's very hot and very dry.

That's the kind of energy that fixes many things.

Very hot and very dry is ideal, even if you have to water....no critters, no mosquitoes, no pollen, no nothing.  That will also give you your cool nights while in the day time the dry ground and wall to wall sunshine and downsloping winds make you feel glad to be alive

 

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1 hour ago, ILoveWinter said:

Here's an explanation I found regarding why it was so loud (lots of discussion about how loud it was in twitter): 

https://twitter.com/MezcalSoprano/status/1521107194187558915?s=20&t=ga02ZrVUhPiRMX0V0qgCVA

This was a great read.  Thanks!

I live on Roosevelt Island and figured that the unique rolling-type sound was simply the sound waves echoing off of the buildings on either side of the East River, but this explanation makes more sense.  Quite a wake-up call this AM!!

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40 minutes ago, Eduardo said:

This was a great read.  Thanks!

I live on Roosevelt Island and figured that the unique rolling-type sound was simply the sound waves echoing off of the buildings on either side of the East River, but this explanation makes more sense.  Quite a wake-up call this AM!!

Good morning all, the photo below was received from a local news outlet. Even though it was from a previous strike. The booming woke me and much of my neighborhood also. Stay well, as always ….

 

 

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3 hours ago, rclab said:

Good morning all, the photo below was received from a local news outlet. Even though it was from a previous strike. The booming woke me and much of my neighborhood also. Stay well, as always ….

 

 

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Last post on this topic but found this cool video that recorded it pretty well: 

 

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NE flow with light rain and low 50s near the coast today. At least this isn’t the Memorial Day weekend record low maxes like we got last year. 
 

LaGuardia Arpt LGT RAIN  53  50  89 NE14   

New York-Central Park Area, NY
Version: 17.1 (created 2022-04-13)
Period of record: 1869 through 2021DateLowest maximum temperatures (degrees F)   
5/29 51 in 2021 51 in 1884 57 in 1901
5/30 51 in 2021 55 in 1884 56 in 1953
5/31 57 in 1894 57 in 1878 61 in 1992+
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