August 2025 Discussion-OBS - cooler than normal first week but a big comeback to warmer than normal for the last 2-3 weeks

[Jersey Andrew]

25 minutes ago, donsutherland1 said:

It is now all but certain that New York City will see no rainfall for the August 22-31 period. Such an outcome favors a drier than normal September. When this was first noted last Sunday, the CFSv2 showed wetter than normal conditions for September.

The CFSv2 now shows a drier than normal September:

It has been stunning how dry August has been in the Northeast. I cannot ever remember DC area this refreshingly comfortable in August either!

[MANDA]

Received 1.80" of rainfall here for August.  Meteorological Summer (J-J-A) totaled 7.88".  Could have been worse for sure but still quite dry as most of the rainfall events were followed by 10-14 day stretches with little to no rain.

Sure hope we can cash in on something decent this coming week.  

Hurricane season has been pretty lame.  Slightly above normal ACE to date with 39 ACE units vs. normal 34.  Erin is responsible for 32 of the 39.  We will go below normal ACE wise by Tuesday.  Nothing looks remotely interesting at the moment.  

[doncat]

 Another great day 76/55 temp split.... August turned out to be the total opposite of July. 

[nycwinter]

beautiful day i even went downtown wearing my hoodie

[qg_omega]

10/10

[winterwarlock]

77/45 for my splits

[winterwarlock]

8 hours ago, Dark Star said:

Wow! One of the TEN best days, fer sure...

meh not quite...we have had some previous days that were not as cool or breezy...i mean for those at the beaches it was a little chilly when a cloud passed over.

[psv88]

3 hours ago, golfer67 said:

Nothing boring about 70s, sunny, and low humidity, unless you literally don't do anything

Today ended up perfect on the boat. Was chilly earlier but warmed up nicely. 
 

for boaters 80s ideal…warmer water for swimming, but we take mid 70s

[SACRUS]

 

Highs

 

EWR: 79
BLM: 77
TEB: 77
New Brnswck: 77
JFK: 77 * no intra hour highs
ISP: 77
PHL: 77
ACY: 77
LGA: 76
NYC: 76
TTN: 75
 

[Sundog]

3 hours ago, donsutherland1 said:

It is now all but certain that New York City will see no rainfall for the August 22-31 period. Such an outcome favors a drier than normal September. When this was first noted last Sunday, the CFSv2 showed wetter than normal conditions for September.

The CFSv2 now shows a drier than normal September:

Wow it literally did a 180 almost everywhere on the map. 

 

 

[donsutherland1]

58 minutes ago, Sundog said:

Wow it literally did a 180 almost everywhere on the map. 

 

 

It did. It was an unusually dramatic change.

[PhiEaglesfan712]

The summer pretty much ended on August 17 in NYC this year. The pattern started to turn cooler around August 1. If not for the August 12-17 heatwave, summer would have pretty much ended on July 31.

But knowing that the heat has been absent the last 2 years at this time of year (during the US Open), I'm willing to bet we are due for record heat at this time next year. After all, NYC hasn't reached 100 degrees during this time of year since 1953. NYC is way overdue for one.

[Roger Smith]

Willing to bet there will be a notable warm spell in the northeast US in late September lasting into early October. It will take a while for the western ridge to deflate but it won't be there longer than 2-3 weeks. 

[bluewave]

Several spots had another top 5 and top 10 warmest summer which has become the norm since 2010.

 

Time Series Summary for SUSSEX AIRPORT, NJ
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1	2024	72.8	0
-	2020	72.8	2
2	2025	72.5	1
3	2021	72.3	0
-	2005	72.3	0
4	2022	72.0	5
5	2018	71.9	0
6	2016	71.6	1
7	2010	71.5	2
8	2011	71.4	4
9	2019	71.2	0
10	2014	71.0	0

 

Time Series Summary for SOMERSET AIRPORT, NJ
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1	2005	75.1	3
2	2024	74.9	0
3	2022	74.6	0
4	2020	74.5	0
5	2021	74.3	0
-	2016	74.3	0
6	2010	74.0	0
7	1999	73.8	8
8	2011	73.6	1
9	2025	73.4	1
-	2019	73.4	0
10	2018	73.3	0
-	2002	73.3	2

 

Time Series Summary for WESTCHESTER CO AP, NY
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1	1995	75.1	43
2	1999	74.3	7
3	2022	74.0	0
-	1983	74.0	1
4	2024	73.8	0
-	2010	73.8	2
5	2016	73.7	0
6	2020	73.4	0
7	2025	73.3	1
8	2005	73.2	2
-	1966	73.2	0
9	1952	73.1	0
10	2018	73.0	0

 

Time Series Summary for CHARLOTTEBURG RESERVOIR, NJ
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1	2024	72.8	0
2	2020	72.5	0
3	2025	72.3	1
4	2010	72.2	2
5	2022	72.0	0
6	2005	71.8	0
7	2021	71.6	0
-	2018	71.6	1
8	1949	71.5	0
-	1934	71.5	6
9	2019	71.4	0
-	2016	71.4	0
-	1894	71.4	12
10	1991	71.3	0

 

Time Series Summary for IGOR I SIKORSKY MEMORIAL AIRPORT, CT
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1	2016	75.4	0
2	2020	75.3	0
3	2010	75.0	0
4	2024	74.5	0
5	2022	74.4	0
6	2018	74.3	0
7	2021	74.2	0
-	2012	74.2	0
8	2025	74.0	1
-	2019	74.0	0
-	2011	74.0	0
-	1994	74.0	0
-	1993	74.0	0
9	2005	73.9	0
10	2013	73.8	0
-	1973	73.8	0

 

Time Series Summary for NEW HAVEN TWEED AP, CT
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1	2022	75.4	0
2	2024	75.2	0
3	2020	74.9	2
4	2025	74.5	1
5	2010	74.3	0
6	2021	74.2	0
7	2019	74.0	0
8	1977	73.8	31
9	2018	73.6	0
10	2012	73.5	0

 

Time Series Summary for ISLIP-LI MACARTHUR AP, NY
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1	2010	74.7	0
2	2022	74.6	0
-	2020	74.6	0
3	2025	74.5	1
-	1999	74.5	0
4	2016	74.4	0
5	2024	74.2	0
6	2011	73.9	0
7	2019	73.8	0
8	2021	73.7	0
9	2018	73.5	0
-	2005	73.5	0
10	2013	73.4	0

 

Time Series Summary for MONTAUK AIRPORT, NY
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1	2024	74.4	3
2	2025	73.9	5
3	2020	73.0	0
4	2022	72.7	0
5	2010	72.6	1
6	2011	72.5	1
7	2015	72.3	8
8	2021	72.0	1
9	2012	71.9	0
-	2005	71.9	0
10	2018	71.7	0

[Sundog]

45 minutes ago, bluewave said:

Several spots had another top 5 and top 10 warmest summer which has become the norm since 2010.

 

Time Series Summary for SUSSEX AIRPORT, NJ
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1	2024	72.8	0
-	2020	72.8	2
2	2025	72.5	1
3	2021	72.3	0
-	2005	72.3	0
4	2022	72.0	5
5	2018	71.9	0
6	2016	71.6	1
7	2010	71.5	2
8	2011	71.4	4
9	2019	71.2	0
10	2014	71.0	0

 

Time Series Summary for SOMERSET AIRPORT, NJ
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1	2005	75.1	3
2	2024	74.9	0
3	2022	74.6	0
4	2020	74.5	0
5	2021	74.3	0
-	2016	74.3	0
6	2010	74.0	0
7	1999	73.8	8
8	2011	73.6	1
9	2025	73.4	1
-	2019	73.4	0
10	2018	73.3	0
-	2002	73.3	2

 

Time Series Summary for WESTCHESTER CO AP, NY
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1	1995	75.1	43
2	1999	74.3	7
3	2022	74.0	0
-	1983	74.0	1
4	2024	73.8	0
-	2010	73.8	2
5	2016	73.7	0
6	2020	73.4	0
7	2025	73.3	1
8	2005	73.2	2
-	1966	73.2	0
9	1952	73.1	0
10	2018	73.0	0

 

Time Series Summary for CHARLOTTEBURG RESERVOIR, NJ
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1	2024	72.8	0
2	2020	72.5	0
3	2025	72.3	1
4	2010	72.2	2
5	2022	72.0	0
6	2005	71.8	0
7	2021	71.6	0
-	2018	71.6	1
8	1949	71.5	0
-	1934	71.5	6
9	2019	71.4	0
-	2016	71.4	0
-	1894	71.4	12
10	1991	71.3	0

 

Time Series Summary for IGOR I SIKORSKY MEMORIAL AIRPORT, CT
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1	2016	75.4	0
2	2020	75.3	0
3	2010	75.0	0
4	2024	74.5	0
5	2022	74.4	0
6	2018	74.3	0
7	2021	74.2	0
-	2012	74.2	0
8	2025	74.0	1
-	2019	74.0	0
-	2011	74.0	0
-	1994	74.0	0
-	1993	74.0	0
9	2005	73.9	0
10	2013	73.8	0
-	1973	73.8	0

 

Time Series Summary for NEW HAVEN TWEED AP, CT
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1	2022	75.4	0
2	2024	75.2	0
3	2020	74.9	2
4	2025	74.5	1
5	2010	74.3	0
6	2021	74.2	0
7	2019	74.0	0
8	1977	73.8	31
9	2018	73.6	0
10	2012	73.5	0

 

Time Series Summary for ISLIP-LI MACARTHUR AP, NY
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1	2010	74.7	0
2	2022	74.6	0
-	2020	74.6	0
3	2025	74.5	1
-	1999	74.5	0
4	2016	74.4	0
5	2024	74.2	0
6	2011	73.9	0
7	2019	73.8	0
8	2021	73.7	0
9	2018	73.5	0
-	2005	73.5	0
10	2013	73.4	0

 

Time Series Summary for MONTAUK AIRPORT, NY
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1	2024	74.4	3
2	2025	73.9	5
3	2020	73.0	0
4	2022	72.7	0
5	2010	72.6	1
6	2011	72.5	1
7	2015	72.3	8
8	2021	72.0	1
9	2012	71.9	0
-	2005	71.9	0
10	2018	71.7	0

Looks like all the rural locations have been recording top 10 warmest summers lately. 

Since it's not UHI, I wonder what it is lol

[SACRUS]

 

66 / 47  and clear.   August closing out on a dry cooler note.  Continued dry and cooler through mid week before flow bring a bit higher humidity and the chance of the first widespread meaningful rain Thu-Fri.  Beyond there warmer overall as trough backs west and lifts out, and glimmer of late season heat depicted by mid month.

 

8/31 - 9/3 : Dry cooler upper 79s / low 80s highs
9/4 - 9/5 :   Thu pm - Fri rain - more humid
9/6 - beyond :   Warmer overall - tropics on alert - heat glimmer 

[SACRUS]

 

Records:

Highs:

EWR: 102 (1953)
NYC: 100 (1953)
LGA: 100 (1953)
JFK: 97 (2010)


Lows:

EWR: 47 (1934)
NYC: 50 (1976)
LGA: 52 (1976)
JFK: 46 (1965)


Historical:

 

1587: Admiral Drake encountered a hurricane at Roanoke Island during the following year. Strong northeast gales caused him and his crew to "cut his cables" and set out to sea. It took six days to regroup after this treacherous storm. (Ref. for Hurricane of 1587)

 

1886 - A magnitude 7.3 earthquake shook Charleston, South Carolina around 9:50 pm on this day. This earthquake is the most damaging quake to occur in the southeast United States. This earthquake caused 60 deaths and between 5 to 6 million dollars in damage to over 2,000 buildings in the southeastern United States.

1886: The Charleston Earthquake of 1886 was the most damaging quake to hit the Southeastern United States. It occurred at 9:50 p.m. on August 31, 1886, and lasted just under a minute. The earthquake caused severe damage in Charleston, South Carolina, damaging 2,000 buildings and causing $6 million worth in damages, while in the whole city the buildings were only valued at approximately $24 million. Between 60 and 110 lives were lost. Some of the damage is still seen today. It was felt as far away as Boston to the north, Chicago and Milwaukee to the northwest, as far west as New Orleans, as far south as Cuba, and as far east as Bermuda. The earthquake is estimated to have been between 6.6 and 7.3 on the Richter scale with a Mercalli Intensity of X. The 1886 earthquake is a heavily studied example of an intraplate earthquake. The earthquake is believed to have occurred on faults formed during the break-up of Pangaea. (Ref. AccWeather Weather History)
 

1915 - The temperature at Bartlesville, OK, dipped to 38 degrees to establish a state record for the month of August. (The Weather Channel)

1922 - An incredible hailstorm occurred near West Chester, PA dropped so much hail that fields were covered with up to two feet of drifted hail the next day.

1934: A cool 49° minimum temperature equaled August record set on 24th in 1890 in Washington, DC. (Ref. Washington Weather Records - KDCA) A cool 46° minimum is the lowest August temperature on record for Richmond, VA. (Ref. Richmond Weather Records) Boston, Massachusetts recorded its highest pressure 30.48 inches of mercury for the month of August. (Ref. NOAA Boston Weather Events)

1935 - The most intense hurricane to make landfall was a modest tropical depression on this day. Called the Labor Day Hurricane, this storm went through phenomenal intensification to become a Category 5 hurricane by September 2nd.

1936: Among the many heat-related records established during the summer of 1936 was the number of days with highs 90° or above. Springfield, IL reported 69 such days during the year, 57 of which occurred between June and August. At Peoria, IL the total for the year was 64, a few days shy of the record of 68 degrees set in 1887. It was the hottest month ever recorded in Oklahoma City, OK with an average temperature of 88.7°. This is 7.5° above the normal for August, and 0.4° warmer than the second hottest months, a tie between July 1980 and July 1934. Also, the two hottest daily temperatures ever recorded in August in Oklahoma City occurred in 1936, along with the warmest daily minimum temperature ever recorded in the city. Many of the daily record highs set in 1936 are still records for their respective dates. (Ref. Wilson Wx. History)

1949: Earliest snowfall known for Minnesota. A trace of snow fell at the new Duluth, MN Airport. (Ref. AccWeather Weather History)

1953: Areas from the upper Plains, Midwest and Great Lakes to the East Coast were in the midst of a late summer heat wave that continued into early September. Record highs included: Richmond, VA: 102°, Baltimore, MD: 102°, Newark, NJ: 102°, Bismarck, ND: 101°, Louisville, KY: 101°, Rockford, IL: 101°, Huntington, WV: 101°, Wilmington, DE: 101°, Philadelphia, PA: 101°, St. Louis, MO: 100°, Paducah, KY: 100°, New York (Central Park), NY: 100°, New York (LaGuardia Airport), NY: 100°, Washington, DC: 100°-Tied, Chicago, IL: 99°, Hartford, CT: 98°, Cincinnati, OH: 98°-Tied, Atlantic City, NJ: 97°, Boston, MA: 97°, Beckley, WV: 94°-Tied, Elkins, WV: 92 °F.(Ref. Many Additional Temperatures Listed On This Link)

1954 - Hurricane Carol swept across eastern New England killing sixty persons and causing 450 million dollars damage. It was the first of three hurricanes to affect New England that year. (David Ludlum)

1964: 11.40 inches of rain fell at Norfolk, VA, from Hurricane Cleo, setting their all-time 24 hour rainfall record. (Ref. AccWeather Weather History)

1967: Hurricane Kathleen brought a 3-day barrage of wind and storm surge to the Mexican coast, destroying the town of San Felipe and leaving 2,500 people homeless while sinking 60 vessels. (Ref. Wilson Wx. History)
 

1971 - The low of 84 degrees and high of 108 degrees at Death Valley, CA, were the coolest of the month. The average daily high was 115.7 degrees that August, and the average daily low was 93.4 degrees. (The Weather Channel)


1974: Idabel, Okla.--Lightning struck and killed a 9- year-old boy while he was playing in his treehouse. (Ref. Lightning-The Underrated Killer.pdf)

1979: Hurricane David brought over $1 billion dollars in damage to Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic and killed over 1,200 people. Before making landfall, the Category 5 storm had maximum sustained winds of 175 mph. (Ref. Wilson Wx. History)

1984 - Lightning ignited several forest fires in Montana, one of which burned through 100,000 acres of timber and grassland. (The Weather Channel)

1985: Hurricane Elena stalled off the coast of West Central Florida. More than 300,000 residents fled their homes. Although Elena never came closer than 80 miles to the Tampa Bay area, its 40 to 50 mph sustained winds caused tides 6 feet above normal on the beaches and 7 feet above normal in the bay. The storm killed 4 people, destroyed more than 250 homes and damaged thousands of others before reversing course and coming ashore in Mississippi. Total damages to man-made property in Florida were estimated at $213 million dollars. (Ref. AccWeather Weather History)

1987 - Eight cities in Washington and Oregon reported record high temperatures for the date, including Eugene OR and Portland OR with afternoon highs of 102 degrees. The high of 102 degrees at Portland smashed their previous record for the date by twelve degrees. Frost was reported in South Dakota. Aberdeen SD established a record for the month of August with a morning low of 32 degrees, and Britton SD dipped to 31 degrees. (The National Weather Summary)

1988 - August ended on a relatively mild and tranquil note for most of the nation. Forest fires in the northwestern U.S. scorched 180,000 acres of land during the last week of August. (The National Weather Summary)

1989 - Thunderstorms developing along a stationary front spread severe weather from Minnesota to Indiana through the course of the day and night. Thunderstorms in Minnesota produced baseball size hail near Saint Michael and Hutchinson, and drenched Moose Lake with nine inches of rain in six hours. Tucson AZ hit 100 degrees for a record 79th time in the year, surpassing a record established the previous year. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data)


1991: Portland, ME ended up with 15.22 inches of rain for the month, setting a new all-time monthly rainfall record for any month. The old record was 13.50 inches set in November 1983. (Ref. Wilson Wx. History)

1993: Hurricane Emily raked the North Carolina Outer Banks. Winds reached 98 mph at the Cape Hatteras Weather Service Office along with 7.51 inches of rain. Another anemometer in the area recorded a wind gust to 107 mph. Diamond Shoals Coastal Marine Buoy was in the eye and recorded a low pressure of 964 millibars or 28.47 inches of mercury. After the eye passed, sustained winds hit 103 mph with a peak gust of 148 mph. (Ref. AccWeather Weather History)

1997: This year was only the third year in recorded history that no tropical storm occurred in August. The other two years were 1941 and 1961. (Ref. AccWeather Weather History)

1999: Residents of the low-lying North Carolina Outer Banks were on the run for a second time as unpredictable Hurricane Dennis. Dennis continued to perplex weather forecasters by lumbering back toward the coast after heading out to sea the day before. As the hurricane retrograded, blocked by high pressure, gale force winds and 14 foot seas pounded the coast. Roads were under water along Hatteras Island. At least 7 inches of rain fell in Brunswick County, North Carolina. (Ref. Wilson Wx. History)

2004: Hurricane Gaston made landfall north of Charleston, SC on Sunday morning 29 August 2004. It weakened to a tropical depression as it moved north into North Carolina. Rainfall in North Carolina was generally in the 50 to 100 mm (2-4 inches) range. During the early morning of 30 August 2004, Gaston was losing strength and no flooding rain was anticipated for Virginia. Later, as the storm moved across southern and central Virginia, supercell thunderstorms developed evolving into a very heavy rain event for central Virginia. Gaston strengthened back to a tropical storm as it moved off the Delmarva coast early 31 August 2004. The maximum unofficial rainfall report was 324 mm (12.60 inches) recorded in the city of Richmond, VA.
(Ref. Monthly Weather Review)Richmond International Airport recorded 16.30 inches of rain for August making it the third wettest month on their records back to 1871. (Ref. Richmond International Airport Records) 179 tornadoes occurred for the month in the U.S. to set a new record for most tornadoes in August. (Ref. Wilson Wx. History)


2017: Harvey was a Category 4 hurricane at its peak. On Tuesday afternoon the 29th, the Mont Belvieu industrial suburb east of Houston recorded 51.12 inches of water, breaking the highest previous record of 48 inches from 1978’s Tropical Storm Amelia in Medina, Texas. Hurricane Harvey was the first major hurricane[nb 1] to make landfall in the United States since Wilma in 2005, ending a record 12-year period with no major hurricanes making landfall in the United States. In a four-day period, many areas received more than 40 inches (1,000 mm) of rain as the system meandered over eastern Texas and adjacent waters, causing catastrophic flooding. With peak accumulations of 51.88 in (1,318 mm), Harvey is the wettest tropical cyclone on record in the contiguous United States. The resulting floods inundated hundreds of thousands of homes, displaced more than 30,000 people, and prompted more than 17,000 rescues. The eighth named storm, third hurricane, and the first major hurricane of the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season. Harvey has caused at least 51 confirmed deaths; 1 in Guyana, and 50 in the United States. Catastrophic inland flooding is ongoing in the Greater Houston metropolitan area. FEMA director Brock Long called Harvey the worst disaster in Texas history, and expected the recovery to take many years. Preliminary estimates of economic losses range from $30 billion to $150 billion, with a large portion of the losses sustained by uninsured homeowners. “This is as catastrophic as you could possibly imagine from a Category 4 storm.” (SE,TX After 30 to 45 inches of rain and more to come)

[ForestHillWx]

Another low in the 40s; should the last for the next week or so. 

[STORMANLI]

49°

"Summer's Going Fast

 Nights Growing Colder"

 Time Stand Still

Rock Group Rush

Although I concur some point around Mid-September will probably get to at least 85°.

[donsutherland1]

Following this morning's cool temperatures, much of the region saw their most August days with lows in the 50s in more than a decade:

White Plains: Most since 1994

New Haven: Most since 2002

Bridgeport, New York City-Central Park, New York City-JFK Airport, New York City-LaGuardia Airport: Most since 2007

Islip: Most since 2014

Newark: Most since 2024

 

[FPizz]

47.  Another beautiful morning.

[psv88]

52 this morning.

[Sundog]

39 minutes ago, FPizz said:

47.  Another beautiful morning.

I bet even with the warmer planet these cool lows would have happened more often if it wasn't for the warmer planet jacking up dews in summer in our part of the world. 

[steve392]

Gorgeous temps this morning driving in.  A/C off, windows down!

[FPizz]

18 minutes ago, Sundog said:

I bet even with the warmer planet these cool lows would have happened more often if it wasn't for the warmer planet jacking up dews in summer in our part of the world. 

Maybe, either way I dont really care and ill just enjoy the nice weather.  We are making up for the rainy weekends from what, late March through June i think.

[SACRUS]

 

Quickly to 74 / 47

[bluewave]

3 hours ago, Sundog said:

Looks like all the rural locations have been recording top 10 warmest summers lately. 

Since it's not UHI, I wonder what it is lol

The tree growth issue at Central Park over the ASOS has become even more pronounced during the 2020s. Notice how many rural sites like the Charlotteburg Reservior and Baiting Hollow now have more 90° days.

I tried to find an approximate analog from the past for 90 days when there wasn’t a tree growth issue in NYC. Notice how the other sites closer to NYC in more urban settings had a similar number of 90° days this year so far and in 1949.

So based on the relationship of 90° days between 1949 and 2025 using LGA and EWR, NYC probably had 27-29 days reaching 90° instead of the reported 14 days value in 2025.
 

Data for January 1, 2025 through August 31, 2025
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NJ	NEWARK LIBERTY INTL AP	WBAN	38
NJ	HARRISON	COOP	36
NJ	TETERBORO AIRPORT	WBAN	36
NJ	TETERBORO AIRPORT	COOP	35
NJ	CALDWELL ESSEX COUNTY AP	WBAN	32
NY	LAGUARDIA AIRPORT	WBAN	26
CT	MERIDEN MARKHAM MUNICIPAL AP	WBAN	24
NY	PORT JERVIS	COOP	22
CT	DANBURY MUNICIPAL AP	WBAN	21
CT	DANBURY	COOP	21
NJ	CHARLOTTEBURG RESERVOIR	COOP	20
NY	BAITING HOLLOW	COOP	19
CT	NORWICH PUBLIC UTILITY PLANT	COOP	18
NY	ST. JAMES	COOP	17
NY	WESTCHESTER CO AP	WBAN	16
NY	JFK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT	WBAN	15
CT	IGOR I SIKORSKY MEMORIAL AIRPORT	WBAN	15
CT	NEW HAVEN TWEED AP	WBAN	15
NY	NY CITY CENTRAL PARK	WBAN	14

 

Data for January 1, 1949 through August 31, 1949
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NJ	PATERSON	COOP	39
NJ	PLAINFIELD	COOP	38
NJ	LITTLE FALLS	COOP	37
CT	WATERBURY ANACONDA	COOP	36
NY	PORT JERVIS	COOP	36
NJ	RUTHERFORD	COOP	36
NY	WEST POINT	COOP	35
NY	BEDFORD HILLS	COOP	35
NJ	NEWARK LIBERTY INTL AP	WBAN	35
NJ	CANOE BROOK	COOP	35
NJ	ELIZABETH	COOP	33
NJ	WANAQUE RAYMOND DAM	COOP	32
NY	OSSINING SING SING	COOP	32
NY	CARMEL	COOP	32
CT	WATERBURY CITY HALL	COOP	32
NJ	RIDGEFIELD	COOP	32
NY	SCARSDALE	COOP	29
NY	NY CITY CENTRAL PARK	WBAN	29
NY	LAGUARDIA AIRPORT	WBAN	28
CT	NORWALK	COOP	27
NY	DOBBS FERRY-ARDSLEY	COOP	26
NY	STEWART FIELD	WBAN	26
NY	WALDEN 2 NE	COOP	25
CT	BRIDGEPORT	COOP	25
CT	MOUNT CARMEL	COOP	22
CT	MIDDLETOWN 4 W	COOP	22
NJ	CHARLOTTEBURG RESERVOIR	COOP	21
NY	RIVERHEAD RESEARCH FARM	COOP	21
CT	GREENWICH	COOP	20
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[psv88]

 Crazy how early fall set in this year. At least it’s been sunny 

[Dark Star]

43 minutes ago, psv88 said:

 Crazy how early fall set in this year. At least it’s been sunny 

Not sure if it is "set in" quite just yet?

[winterwarlock]

Low of 44 now 81