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LibertyBell

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  1. Think we will beat this October record within our lifetimes Chris? Records:Highs:EWR: 96 (2019)NYC: 93 (2019)LGA: 95 (2019)JFK: 95 (2019)
  2. Records:Highs:EWR: 96 (2019)NYC: 93 (2019)LGA: 95 (2019)JFK: 95 (2019) wow a clean sweep in 2019 yesterday !!! NYC as always fell short of the mid 90s when everyone else hit 95 or higher lol. Lows: EWR: 39 (1997) NYC: 39 *1886) LGA: 42 (2003) JFK: 43 (2009) interesting about the cold weather in 2003 while Alaska had this: 2003: Alaska: Temperatures around 70 °F in many Alaska communities set many all-time October maximum records by as much as 17 °F. In Chalkytsik, the high of 75 °F broke the old record by 16 F degrees. Other daily record highs included: Fort Yukon: 70°, Fairbanks: 70°, Homer: 60° and Bettles: 57 °F. (Ref. WxDoctor) 1858 A hurricane with category 1 winds hit San Diego, CA, the only documented hurricane to strike California in history. This occurred before official weather observations began. Winds of at least 75 mph were estimated based on damage and journalistic accounts. Extensive wind damage to property neared F2 tornado scale damage. Streets were swept clean by heavy rains. (Ref. Wilson Wx. History) and this historic hurricane!
  3. February is also warming quite quickly. January is the only real winter month.
  4. They also maintain snowcover for the whole season, like in the Poconos.
  5. Incidentally, if you want to know what REAL hot weather is like 10/2/2019, I remember it like it was yesterday (yesterday was actually the 6 year anniversary), 96 degrees with a heat index of 100 ! NOW THAT'S REAL HEAT
  6. it's really because we live near the ocean so this isn't a surprise. MN has two thousand miles of land south of it lol.
  7. Members 13.8k Location:NYC-NJ Posted 2 hours ago Records: Highs: EWR: 85 (2023) NYC: 87 (1919) LGA: 85 (2000) JFK: 84 (2002) Lows: EWR: 37 (1945) NYC: 38 (1974) LGA: 40 (1974) JFK: 40 (2003) wow some amazing extremes right here. 40 degrees on this date in 2003 at JFK is absolutely frigid lol.
  8. Good anything below 70 is too chilly for me before November.
  9. Yes it's very suburban, moreso than Western Nassau (on the south shore anyway.)
  10. I really hate this cold weather, I'm glad it's going away, it can come back in November.
  11. Nothing below 90 degrees can be considered summer. It was a warm first part of fall, that's all. Nothing I haven't seen before multiple times.
  12. This is weird with the first half of the month so cool. I just can't picture this as a hot September, certainly nothing like the historic 1983 (which was a true wall to wall summer for 4 months.)
  13. I wonder what the lows were at FOK, MJX AND MVY (sandy cool spots). And MPO for our elevation folks?
  14. My space heater goes off when the sun gets high enough, nothing better or more natural than solar heat Yesterday I had it on during the morning because it was just too windy but turned it off in the afternoon as soon as the wind died down.
  15. so close to upper 30s, you must live in the pine barrens. I wonder what the lows were at FOK, MJX and MVY? and MPO for our higher elevation people?
  16. it wasn't that extreme lol. August finished below normal even by your standards (average temperatures, I go by number of highs of 90+). Only 1 90 degree day here in August and 0 at JFK means summer ended after July. To me extreme needs to be 90+ at least with what we have experienced in other years when we had extreme late season heat.
  17. No idea, but I was shivering outside my bedroom, I think it's because I have a lot of tiled floors that cool down rapidly.
  18. it should be at least 80 here too, I don't see any seabreeze happening this weekend.
  19. The heat was very front loaded late June and July. August and September were fallish, we got an early Fall this year, summer only lasted for about 6 weeks.
  20. brrr lol, I don't like really cold or really hot inside lol. Below 60 it's too cold and above 80 it's too hot lol.
  21. so close to your first frost, Rob! (I think 36 is the highest temperature you can have a frost?)
  22. The best thing about this morning is that it's crystal clear.
  23. Too cold, 55 here. I turned on my space heater (I had it on yesterday during the day when it was windy too.)
  24. it will be close to 80 from Saturday through Tuesday.
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