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I think what makes this summer feel less hot is the constant breaks we've had. The heat waves while impressive have been short lived. We had the very cold Memorial Day weekend even though technically not summer cool 4th of July weekend and then 2 cool weeks from late July into the 1st week of August. the hot summers I remember is the relentless 90ﾟ heat from late June into early to mid August before we get that 1st refreshing cold front. And those hot summers were usually dry too. This year it's 3 or 4 hours of nineties with 100ﾟ heat index before a thunderstorm cools things off late afternoon
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https://www.severe-weather.eu/global-weather/south-hemisphere-america-cold-winter-outbreak-fa/
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Bluewave usually enso affects our weather patterns here. will the warm pool across the northern pac interfere with enso/pattern here this coming fall/ winter?
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It looks like we will not hit excessive heat warning criteria today Mainly because dew points are 5ﾟ cooler than yesterday. Highest heat index I can find in our area is 101ﾟ Most places between 95 and 98.
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Even though temperatures started off warmer than yesterday Newark Is 90ﾟ at 11:00 a.m. same as yesterday. laguardia is 88 which is 1ﾟ less than it's 89ﾟ reading at 11:00 a.m. yesterday dew points are running about 2 to 4ﾟ below yesterday's readings which makes today much more tolerable
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You are probably correct on the dominant pattern this year. it just seems that Newark always runs hotter than most other sites nearby. I'm curious to know is Newark warming faster/higher than other sites in this sub forum?
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Yes. Not just that but too many humans on the Earth not enough forest and trees too much concrete and asphalt and big cities, tall buildings which do not allow heat to escape
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No not getting to me. These puny 3 to 4 day heat waves Not that impressive to me. I have seen much worse. One thing I can say this summer will not be remembered for heat throughout 99% of the northeast except for Newark of course
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Yeah Essex Union and Middlesex counties should have their own sub form. It amazes me how Warmer they are from most of this area even places like Trenton which has no ocean influence Newark has twice as many 90ﾟ days then there.
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Departures through 8/12 Lga -1.5 Cpk -1.3 Philly -1 Atl. City arp.-1.7 Trnt. -1.6 Jfk -1.6 Allentown pa -2 Ewr +0.5 Newark is running 2ﾟ warmer than any site South west North or northeast of there.
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75* dp 67. Looks like dp will be lower today which should make today more tolerable than yesterday. relief coming Sunday for 3 or 4 days that's been the theme of this summer No prolonged heat waves
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GEFS couldn't even get the 1st day right today ended up -2. Hard to have much faith in it
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Can you post a map showing near 600 heights. I'm seeing more 588 to 591. Heights do not look that impressive to me considering the high temp models are spitting out. Warming climate I guess.
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I believe we're supposed to be warm to hot in the month of August but I could be mistaken. What's impressive is the next 10 days my highest temperature is 83ﾟ and Lows in the sixties and several days in the fifties during peak summer
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Warm today but dp in the upper 50s to low 60s makes it very comfortable outside. What a great 7 to 10 days upcoming during peak summer climo. Cool nights and pleasantly warm days. Couldn't draw it up better if I did it myself
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I'm curious as to why anyone would expect a below normal season with the way our climate is warming. If I was a met or long range forecaster I would always go with above normal temps And I would probably be right 90% of the time.
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Right now this July would be normal using the 1971 to 2000 Norms. -1.3 for Park and lga.
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Totally disgusting out 2 of the worst days yet yesterday and today this summer. Hopefully we get a break the next 2 weeks to finish out July. then only have to get through August with the heat and humidity September is much more bearable
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Can you please post accurate information as every climate site is still below normal except Newark. Edit. Not sure about Teterboro and Trenton but all New York City climate sites are below normal
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Can you explain to me how we're in a warm to hot pattern when through the 1st 15 days of July almost all reporting stations are between -1 and -2.5 including Connecticut. Maybe you mean Newark and central New Jersey which still is not a hot pattern as most of those locations are around plus 1.
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The park is up to 86ﾟ jump 10ﾟ in the last hour
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I agree but going off of today's 12ZGFS Dew points the next 4 days starting tomorrow are between 65 to 70 at 2:00 p.m. each day. Obviously near the water on Long Island and coastal New Jersey will probably be several degrees higher. not that spectacular for mid July it could be much worse
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We can go 90, 93, 93 and 90 over the next 4 days starting tomorrow And some would be impressed But that would be slightly above normal for mid July and really nice weather for outdoor activities such as beaches pools barbecues. Most reporting stations in the metro area will still be slightly below normal or normall after this period except for Newark. This will not be a July to remember except for convection and rains
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I believe those departures are off a bit I know Central Park is -2
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Newark was the only area to hit 90ﾟ yesterday The 5 boroughs Long Island most of northern New Jersey lower Hudson Valley were all between 82 and 87ﾟ. I think we gotta give the 90ﾟ threshold a break. Normal highs in the urban areas are between 86 and 88, so 90ﾟ is 2 to 4ﾟ above normal. not very special any more especially in warming climate. It's no different in Winter when a 35ﾟ high is not cold or remarkable when the normal high is 38. 95ﾟ should be the new threshold in this warming climate. anyway a beautiful 71ﾟ dew point of 67 on July 13th In this new age of global warming
