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  2. ACY has always been a little misleading to me. The weather stations in town are around 70. The airport is something like 10-12 miles inland. DIX radar shows the seabreeze inching its way inland but at times being pinned to the barrier islands.
  3. Atlantic City reached 88° so far. That breaks the daily record of 86° from 1945.
  4. As much as I dislike the heat, its hard for me to consider this swamp ass weather with the dews relatively low when compared to what has become normal around here in the summer.
  5. Oh no. That means if we get central based event this year it will reinforce the warm pool for the next 40 years. Snowman19 will be posting tweets from Andy Hazelton’s grandkids talking about a SE ridge in 2066.
  6. Not sure what happened just before 9am, but look at my wind and dew point. Drastic changes
  7. No sign of the jet yet out by the old Ambrose light obs .
  8. My apologies if this belongs in Memory Lane. Both April 3rd and 4th of 1991 when I started my first route reached 87° without any leaves on the trees to cool off in the shade.
  9. Well its that time of the year folks 84 here
  10. Well its that time of the year folks 84 here
  11. 84F at my house right now. Hard to imagine a worse combination for pollen - sudden summer heat, strong dry wind, drought...it's thick.
  12. It would be nice to have some 70s. to early for this shit. we have a whole summer and fall of this coming There are also a lot of smells associated with the blooming of plants. That smells okay in the 50s and 60s, and smells terrible today. this wooded trail has a smell that is a mix of crap/cum/rotting and perfume
  13. So far 12mph S wind at JFK and upper 60s even at the beaches. These tend to kick in later in the afternoon so we’ll see how windy it gets. 83 here-full on summer.
  14. Sun contaminated in Jan but not Apr?
  15. The more central-based super warm ENSO of 2015 triggered the development of the warm pool, just as I believe a super-eastern biased El Nino would eradicate it.
  16. Warm season with boomers & threat of severe cannot be beat. While the hotter action will be displaced north, still should get shot(s) at quality storms.
  17. I think it will be crucial to compare SSTs this fall to 2015 and 2023.
  18. 2015 super Nino triggered the development of the west Pacific warm pool, which is the primary catalyst for the persistent cool ENSO residue that has predominated the past decade. It wasn't as severe as 2023 because the PDO was strongly positive, agreed.
  19. Bring it...I welcome that....I know it will also mean warmth, but I'm sick of the drier winters.
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