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33 minutes ago, bluewave said:

It’s going to be a challenge for places like Newark to ever see 20 consecutive 90° days again with how wet the climate has become with increased summer onshore flow.

 

Number of Consecutive Days Max Temperature >= 90 
for NEWARK LIBERTY INTL AP, NJ
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Last value also occurred in one or more previous years.
Period of record: 1931-01-01 to 2025-05-14
1 20 1988-07-29 through 1988-08-17
2 14 2010-07-16 through 2010-07-29
3 12 1995-07-24 through 1995-08-04
- 12 1972-07-14 through 1972-07-25
4 11 2012-06-28 through 2012-07-08
- 11 1973-08-26 through 1973-09-05
- 11 1953-08-24 through 1953-09-03
5 10 2022-08-02 through 2022-08-11
- 10 2006-07-27 through 2006-08-05
- 10 2002-08-10 through 2002-08-19


 

Data for NEWARK LIBERTY INTL AP, NJ
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1988-07-29 95 0.00
1988-07-30 99 0.00
1988-07-31 90 T
1988-08-01 91 0.00
1988-08-02 94 0.00
1988-08-03 93 0.00
1988-08-04 92 0.00
1988-08-05 90 T
1988-08-06 90 0.00
1988-08-07 93 T
1988-08-08 90 0.00
1988-08-09 92 0.00
1988-08-10 93 0.01
1988-08-11 97 0.00
1988-08-12 95 0.00
1988-08-13 98 0.00
1988-08-14 98 0.00
1988-08-15 99 0.00
1988-08-16 92 0.00
1988-08-17 90 0.05

Hopefully with your projected 3C of warming, JFK and EWR will see 100 degree temps a few times every summer even with onshore flow.

Do you think a time will come when we could hit 100 degrees even on a southerly wind?

 

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32 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

Hopefully with your projected 3C of warming, JFK and EWR will see 100 degree temps a few times every summer even with onshore flow.

Do you think a time will come when we could hit 100 degrees even on a southerly wind?

 

I don’t know why you would hope for that. 100F heat WITH an onshore flow would likely be a mass casualty heat event with the humidity.

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31 minutes ago, HailMan06 said:

I don’t know why you would hope for that. 100F heat WITH an onshore flow would likely be a mass casualty heat event with the humidity.

Not really I imagine every home and apartment will have air conditioning long before then.

I imagine air conditioning will become more important than heating your home by then.

 

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3 minutes ago, IrishRob17 said:

 Not everyone has the luxury of working in a climate controlled building. 

I think it'll be mandatory to have various forms of cooling, I'm looking at 30-50 years in the future.  If we do indeed have a Florida like climate at that point.

Maybe we'll do what Dubai has done with installing air conditioning under their streets.

https://luxurylaunches.com/travel/dubai-urban-highway.php

 

Dubai is building a 58-mile-long air-conditioned highway for walking and cycling. The humungous structure will be powered by kinetic flooring that will harness energy from the footsteps of runners and walkers.

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8 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

I think it'll be mandatory to have various forms of cooling, I'm looking at 30-50 years in the future.  If we do indeed have a Florida like climate at that point.

Maybe we'll do what Dubai has done with installing air conditioning under their streets.

https://luxurylaunches.com/travel/dubai-urban-highway.php

 

Dubai is building a 58-mile-long air-conditioned highway for walking and cycling. The humungous structure will be powered by kinetic flooring that will harness energy from the footsteps of runners and walkers.

We are not going to have a Florida climate here in your lifetime, or even multiple lifteimes, even if emissions continue unabated. 

 

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22 minutes ago, Sundog said:

We are not going to have a Florida climate here in your lifetime, or even multiple lifteimes, even if emissions continue unabated. 

 

Well, that's good because I hate high humidity.  Getting rid of this excessive rainfall and returning to a hot and dry normal summer pattern like we had in the 90s is perfect.

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38 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

I think it'll be mandatory to have various forms of cooling, I'm looking at 30-50 years in the future.  If we do indeed have a Florida like climate at that point.

Maybe we'll do what Dubai has done with installing air conditioning under their streets.

https://luxurylaunches.com/travel/dubai-urban-highway.php

 

Dubai is building a 58-mile-long air-conditioned highway for walking and cycling. The humungous structure will be powered by kinetic flooring that will harness energy from the footsteps of runners and walkers.

Yes but all the people who work outside in construction, cops, etc.  We definitely don't want mega heat mixed with humidity.  And I can't imagine how many billions that project will cost to even implement.

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1 hour ago, LibertyBell said:

I think it'll be mandatory to have various forms of cooling, I'm looking at 30-50 years in the future.  If we do indeed have a Florida like climate at that point.

Maybe we'll do what Dubai has done with installing air conditioning under their streets.

https://luxurylaunches.com/travel/dubai-urban-highway.php

 

Dubai is building a 58-mile-long air-conditioned highway for walking and cycling. The humungous structure will be powered by kinetic flooring that will harness energy from the footsteps of runners and walkers.

If they can outlaw gas stoves, they can outlaw energy-wasteful air conditioning?

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38 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

That's not happening either

This sticky stuff is far worse.

I could see a return to a drier pattern with sulfate particle release into the atmosphere-- that's what the climate models predict would happen anyway, cooler and drier.

But cooler and drier doesn't mean it won't return to higher high temperatures in summer like we had in the 40s, 50s, 60s, and 90s.

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