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Currently 83/70 after a low of 78. High is 90 so far (89.6) at midnight
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90/72 now. It get to 88 or so and keeps rising back to low 90s.
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Temp quickly jumped to 91, after an earlier high of 92 and drop to 86 with dew near 80. Dew now down to 67. Got rid of some of that thick haze as well
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91/77/105 ugh Gotta watch if/how that morning rain affects Central Park. They been relatively dry allowing it to keep decent pace temp wise. Bulk of rain missed me just to my south so I didn't see how heavy it was.
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Funny how 90 dew 64 feels kinda nice now, especially in the shade
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Beryl is Cat 5 now wtf
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Wow that was fast. Warned storm was a 90 sec gusty downpour. It looked impressive on radar but that must of moving incredibly fast. Sun is back now.
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Alot of the heat precautions that exist now came in the aftermath of that Chicago heatwave. Almost 500 direct deaths and actual death toll estimated to be closer to 800. I don't remember cooling centers etc being a thing until after 1995.
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97/dew 69
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overnight low was 79, now 95. Micronet a mile away is 96. winds nearly calm to a light SW breeze.
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It's become a semi common occurance along a stretch of NJ Transit/Amtrak tracks in NJ. I believe the overhead wires lose tension and then the problems begin. They do emergency repairs but until a wholesale upgrade happens this will continue all summer.
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High 91 then slowly falling, now 89
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Yeah I agree. I think it comes down to the NWS not wanting to create a headache for themselves. The status quo is fine for them. From their perspective it's not worth dealing with just to appease a community of weather enthusiasts. We have the typical airport stations if needed for high quality scientific purposes. I believe the media could do a better job emphasizing other reporting stations too. NYC does not begin and end with Central Park. I saw on TV someone saying how NYC averages 15 90+ days a year. It sounded so off to me. I can't remember the last time I was limited to 15 or less days. Weather apps tend to point me to LGA as the closest official station so that's the stats I see first. Then the Central Park stats quoted on TV sound disconnected from real life urban conditions.
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Downpour of the year in Lower Manhattan
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You don't even have to go that far for a nicer spring. There's so many days where it's dreary 50s here, meanwhile it's 75 - 85 Philly to DC. The proximity makes it feel worse. That doesn't help with the summers though, no escape that on the east coast.
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I know Sun forecast isnt great but is Sunday looking like a steady moderate rain or more of light showers from time to time kind of day? The 5 boro bike tour is that day and I trying an idea how bad it will be. I see varying forecasts from around a tenth of an inch to nearly an inch of rain.
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Don't onshore winds tend to push milder surface ocean temps closer to the coast?
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The only time of year when Central Park tends to be the hot spot within NYC
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Severe T storm warning? What the hell?
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Raining in Lower Manhattan
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Depends how you define "cool" at that point
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Pleasantly surprised at all this sunshine, breezy 57
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In Spain, and brushing Portugal too. Edge of the path of totality passes through northern parts of Madrid.
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The dim haze look at the peak was unique. Didn't expect much perceiveable darkening so it was a little more than I anticipated.
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I'm seeing the same with transformers blowing. Lights at home has been flikering for hrs, but power is holding on. Wind may not of verified for some, but it has here, maybe exceeded expectations.
