October 2026

[MJO812]

11 hours ago, psv88 said:

better not rain this sunday

Agree. Its my birthday.

[Snowlover11]

Low of 38.

[Intensewind002]

42 here for the low

[ForestHillWx]

35… heat has remained off, but there’s a chill in the house. 

[jm1220]

38-40 around my area. 

[WestBabylonWeather]

Praying for a Sunday bust

[bluewave]

This may be the first time we had effects from the same named hurricane twice in the same decade.

We had Hurricane Isaias for the first time in 2020. Now it looks like we’ll see the remnants of Isais later Sunday into Monday.

If we can get some measurable rain by Sunday evening, it will mean most weekends since early July had rain. 

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Isaias_(2020)

[MANDA]

44 minutes ago, ForestHillWx said:

35… heat has remained off, but there’s a chill in the house. 

Same here.  We kept the heat off but chilly in here.  Overnight low 38 here on top of the hill.  Valley spots a few degrees lower.

Overall a very chilly morning across NJ:

[lee59]

41 here this morning

[TWCCraig]

40.2°F low. No frost here. Looks like Westhampton dropped to 30 degrees.

Avoided the 30s here for now

[winterwarlock]

22 minutes ago, bluewave said:

This may be the first time we had effects from the same named hurricane twice in the same decade.

We had Hurricane Isaias for the first time in 2020. Now it looks like we’ll see the remnants of Isais later Sunday into Monday.

If we can get some measurable rain by Sunday evening, it will mean most weekends since early July had rain. 

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Isaias_(2020)

Thought the name was familar. Any reason why they would repeat an odd name so soon

[uofmiami]

39.8 in Syosset & 38.9 in Muttontown for the morning low.

[winterwarlock]

35 my low. We survived. It is 63 in the apartment and will not put on heat

[uofmiami]

4 minutes ago, winterwarlock said:

Thought the name was familar. Any reason why they would repeat an odd name so soon

Names repeat every 6 years unless retired.

[WestBabylonWeather]

39 here. Heat kicked on for the first time when the house hit 65 

[bluewave]

14 minutes ago, winterwarlock said:

Thought the name was familar. Any reason why they would repeat an odd name so soon

The names only get retired if they cause significant enough effects. While the first Isaias gave me my strongest wind gusts to 78 mph back in SW Suffolk, it didn’t produce wide enough damage as a weaker hurricane and then tropical storm to have the name retired. Many big majors get retired along with weaker systems which produce historic rainfall. 

[lee59]

9 minutes ago, winterwarlock said:

Thought the name was familar. Any reason why they would repeat an odd name so soon

I remember, not only for the strong southerly wind as it passed to our west but that wind brought the ocean spray so far inland and killed the foliage on many of the south facing side of the trees.

[Brian5671]

some frost on the rooftops here-down to 37 but recovering quickly now with the sunrise

[straphanger]

Bottomed out this morning at 43.9 this morning in Queens...lowest in a long while and quite a bit lower than what was recorded at LGA.

[bluewave]

First frost of the season here on the cartops with a low of 36°.

https://www.weather.gov/wrh/timeseries?site=khvn

[Rjay]

Low of 39 at ISP

[psv88]

41.1 here. Wind stayed up on the hill last night. Heat kicked on as well

[WestBabylonWeather]

34 minutes ago, bluewave said:

The names only get retired if they cause significant enough effects. While the first Isaias gave me my strongest wind gusts to 78 mph back in SW Suffolk, it didn’t produce wide enough damage as a weaker hurricane and then tropical storm to have the name retired. Many big majors get retired along with weaker systems which produce historic rainfall. 

Being in southwest Suffolk I can tell you how serious Isaias was here. We had no power for about 8 days. Trees down everywhere. It was worse than Sandy for us personally 

[bluewave]

The cooldown next week following this warmup will possibly deliver the first freeze of the season for the colder spots across the region that radiate well.

 

 

[psv88]

10 minutes ago, WestBabylonWeather said:

Being in southwest Suffolk I can tell you how serious Isaias was here. We had no power for about 8 days. Trees down everywhere. It was worse than Sandy for us personally 

The same by me in Commack. Lots a bunch of trees. Sandy was much worse. But Isaias was very destructive 

[bluewave]

13 minutes ago, WestBabylonWeather said:

Being in southwest Suffolk I can tell you how serious Isaias was here. We had no power for about 8 days. Trees down everywhere. It was worse than Sandy for us personally 

Luckily, my power was only out for 24 hrs. Took down a bunch of trees. But borderline TS to Cat 1 systems don’t get retired unless they cause historic flooding like Agnes in 1972.

[jm1220]

14 minutes ago, psv88 said:

The same by me in Commack. Lots a bunch of trees. Sandy was much worse. But Isaias was very destructive 

I remember being on the phone and watching a huge tree come down behind my backyard. That was an intense few hours. Luckily up here the heavy rain and intense winds are completely separate in tropical systems.