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June 2025 discussion-obs: Summerlike


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1 minute ago, ForestHillWx said:

Having worked in New Brunswick, that city is at least 5 degrees warmer than the immediate surrounding towns on any given day. Not saying CP is accurate but NB might not be the best example  

The amount of high rise buildings under construction will only help to jack those numbers. 

During the day? I don't think there is much difference in daytime highs between rural and urban locations. The differences show up when the Sun goes down.

 

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12 minutes ago, Sundog said:

During the day? I don't think there is much difference in daytime highs between rural and urban locations. The differences show up when the Sun goes down.

 

Their station is outside of the big buildings in the city anyway at Rutgers-gardens I believe ( I might be wrong though).  I know for a fact it was running high like a decade ago but I think mgerb told me it was fixed. Since I moved away from Piscataway I don't pay as much attention to it anymore.  

edit:  found an old pic (I think it looks a bit different now), but I think the station is in the same location as this

stock image of RU gardens stations

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2 hours ago, Sundog said:

Just don't do it with snowfall amounts lol

I can see all kind of arguments about what counts, snowboards at 6 hour intervals, snow depth, grass or artifical surface, ruler slanting, incompetent Central Park Zoo Keeper measurers, wind causing discrepancies in measurement, etc. 

Back around 1980, I won the department's contest for first 1.0 " of snowfall, well, almost.  I used historical data, finding a pattern like that December, and sure I enough, I hit the date.  Everyone thought I had won, but the Professor measured it a few hours after the snow ended, so it had time to compact and melt, yielding just under an inch. So yeah, discrepancies galore...

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1 hour ago, LibertyBell said:

Some of these have to run warm. It’s not 96 in Huntington lol. 90 I can believe. 

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91+ at KEWR today...so interior NJ I think is well on its way to a normal or above normal month of 90 or higher via KEWR verification.  Possibly near normal qpf too?  Associated with oscillating warm-cool spells.

KEWR normal 90 in June, please correct me if I'm wrong = FIVE?   So far two.  

Two to 4 more modeled possibilities 6/19, 6/21-22, 6/25-26?  Beyond...havent checked. 

 

 

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Even the so-called *cool spots* are now at or over 90.0 here.

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5 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

the party ends after today, the clouds move in tonight, rain Saturday, dry Sunday and Monday but cloudy.  So four days of mostly cloudy skies like Tony said, after today the next meaningful sunshine will be next Tuesday.

 

Saturday starting to look drier N and E of the city as the precip gets pushed SW.   But yeah temps will struggle to 70 Sat-Mon

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