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ForestHillWx

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  1. Beautiful day. Just had a 10 minute heavy rain shower. Blue skies and sun urshering in somewhat cooler air.
  2. Watched a limb of a dead ash tree burn while resting on the power lines on Route 206 north, with no emergency personnel in sight. I called 911 to report; by the time I circled back and officer was on the scene thankfully.
  3. Over 3.5” and counting. Basement took on a decent amount due to the rate. Have a 1” pump hooked up currently.
  4. Off and on sprinkles; 55. Got a decent walk in the woods with the kids. Peak color for NJ.
  5. Banter, but personally, as an avid winter fan, I am hopeful for Mother Nature to delay the onset of cold for as long as possible. Keep people outside, keep heating costs down as long as we can. Snow/cold will come at some point, along with all other problems.
  6. 40 here; looks like temp inversion in the lower elevations. Wunderground showing mid-30s.
  7. 45 now. Progged low of 43; might hit the upper 30s. Crystal clear out, no wind, good night to get the temps to drop.
  8. First line had decent winds. Lost power due to it.
  9. 45; crisp start. Colors slowly starting out this way.
  10. Tickled the upper 40s this morning. At 52 now.
  11. 53 currently. Well over 1.5” yesterday. Not a cloud in the sky at the moment.
  12. I live 45 miles west of the city; my ID is deceiving. I lived on Forest Hill road growing up. Maybe I should update.
  13. Wouldn’t open water act as a more efficient heat sink? I believe ice can act as an insulator to a degree.
  14. 80s yes; 90s doubtful outside the warm spot. The averages are in the 70s for temps out this way in western Jersey.
  15. Ragweed pollen is distributed by wind primarily.
  16. The damage in north jersey is major, likely catastrophic once the rivers crest and the clean up bills are totaled. Sad to see the loss of life out of NYC. Just a tremendous amount of rain in an already saturated environment in the most densely populated metro region in the US with storm/sewers systems from the 1800s in some places. Recipe for destruction. Too bad the Garden State no longer has as many farms it was once known for.
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