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Looks like 73 was the high at both my stations (Muttontown & Syosset). 72 at both currently with winds S & SE. Never got the westerly component going for temps to go 80+

Would say 2-3hrs longer than those of us in C/W LI

Appears between 11-11:30am the sun comes out on LI from W to E and temps should take off.

Glad the clouds broke up. I’ll take warmer temps upon arrival to JFK shortly from GCM. Wasn’t looking forward to around 60 only.

31 in Muttontown & 32 in Syosset this morning. 80 in GCM currently!

65

Yeah temps jump quickly once the sun is out. Go from 34 to 50 in an hour.

You are going to make me break out my solar binoculars I got for the eclipse. It was amazing seeing the sunspot then. I was able to have my nephew see it prior to eclipse and he wanted to see after it was over as well.

31 in Muttontown & 33 in Syosset this morning.

33 in Muttontown & 35 in Syosset this morning.

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I'd wait until Monday before feeling confident the moderation of the cold shot is going to happen.

EWR only got to 77 then.

There’s always Puerto Rico and US Virgin Island without passports. It’s pretty easy just make an appointment at post office for them this summer. Regardless, should be a nice trip down to NC and Hershey. Enjoy and hope weather works out.

Good luck, I'm sure it'll be 60s to 70 during the day in Hershey at least. No worries in Grand Cayman for us thankfully, haha!

Full sun and warm temps will do that in mid April. Trees were just waiting for some nice days to arrive.

A few beers in & he’ll feel fine, haha.

EPS also has the pesky NW cutoff afterwards it appears, so it'll be a slow moderation of warmth.

King Tides, which I don't recall being a thing when I was down there for college from 95-00.

Downtown Miami is night and day difference compared to now with the amount of high rises. Also, the wind radius was so tight on the storm as it came ashore that 10 miles made all the difference between 80 mph winds and those gusting to 200 mph. Once N of Coral Gables the impacts lessened, while it got worse heading S to Homestead, which looked like a nuke went off. I know at RSMAS on Virginia Key the storm surge was only 5 feet compared to 17 feet down by Homestead. https://hurricanes.earth.miami.edu/stormtide/

I don't doubt that one bit. The inflow of new residents is still outpacing those moving out, but some are moving out after having settled in FL for a year or so.

They already are, there's been articles in the NYT & WSJ about it. Many are moving to GA & NC it seems. Some are moving back to the NYC area as well.

It’s those warm overnight lows you’ve posted maps on. Seems to be a common theme. I’m sure we’ll have more record high minimums this summer again too.

67 at both my stations, forecast was for 59. Nice bust!

Good agreement with GEFS and EPS for that period before ridge goes away after the 20th. Hope the signal stays as we get closer to the period.