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I call Shenanigans!!!!
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Extended summer stormlover74 future snow hole banter thread 23
Dark Star replied to BxEngine's topic in New York City Metro
Am Weather sounds familiar, but can't remember a thing about it? Comcast in Union County NJ removed the full time weather/radar about 10 years ago. Maybe with everyone owning a smart phone, it was no longer really necessary? -
Everything in New Jersey bites...
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I would think fear of flooding basements is a higher priority to planting vegetables for some?
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Not sure, maybe becasue the growing season has not officially started?
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I suppose the official forecast was based solely on the models?
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Low 60s is mighty nice...
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Of course the long range models also predicted feet of snow for NYC several times this past winter?
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Speaking from a suspect memory, I seem to remember heat waves in the 1960s and 1970s, but then we would get cool fronts in between. Now it seems it gets hot, then hotter, then back to just hot?
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Stadiums can exaggerate the winds. I suppose if I wore a bubble jacket like George Costanza...
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I probably almost passed out last summer in Philly watching the Mets, no joke it was too hot. Now it would be too cold for me.
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I would have taken a winter parka, just in case the winds whipping around the stadium were too much?
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Awful day outside, hopefully it warms up some for you. Walking the dog was unbearable, but then again, I hate the wind...
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NYC minutes after the eclipse...
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Did I observe Stephanie Abrams correctly on the weather channel yesterday, standing in a grove with benches UNDERNEATH picnic awnings for eclipse viewing???? What were the picnic awnings set up for?
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Sometimes it's more orientation. Nearer towards the Turnpike, Tremley Point Road in Linden is usually a windy place. Not sure if the wind is drawn in from Raritan bay?
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For NYC proper, they are close enough to the ocean for Seabreeze cooling effects. When land heats up, it rises. The "missing" air at the surface has to be replaced. If you are close enough to the ocean, cooler air along the surface will rush in. Morristown NJ may be far enough west not to be affected by an afternoon sea breeze.
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I have to chuckle at all the social media posts, telling you to keep your pets inside with the shades drawn! When was the last time you saw a dog stare at the sun? When was the last time you saw a bear walking into a tree?
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I think there was a chance of a thundershower?
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So don't tell me. The main energy was transferred to the coastal (secondary low), eliminating the precipitation that was supposed to accompany the original primary low (or series of additional lows), which many of the models did not pick up on 48 hours out?
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It's not the first time. Even with different ownership and front office people, they don't know the recent history of making poor judgements affecting the fans?
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I thought I had been following this system, and could have sworn the general concensus was for heavy rains Wednesday and Thursday? Now it seems Thursday may not be a washout? What has changed?
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I am humbled (yet again) by the term "Wake Low". Seems I have been away from meteorology too long...
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Thought it was just me. I've been noticing that on my window in Linden, NJ all day. Interesting, the temperature is in the 40s all the way to the southern point of Hudson Bay, yet in the mid 30s in the Catskills. Based on that simplistic observation, I wonder if this WAS January, and there was actual REAL cold air to the north (unlike the past many winters), that this system couldn't potentially produce snow in the NYC metro area?
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The High Wind Wanring is one thing, the additional warning to stay in your basement and away from your windows almost sounds like it would be for a Tornado or Hurricane?
