Eduardo
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As a cold and snow lover, I massively dislike this trend, but it’s kinda tough to bet against it right now. Since the super Niño, we seem to have established a weak to moderate Niña as our base state and the atmosphere has behaved as if we were in a Niña regardless.
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Got sandblasted down at Brighton Beach today. Was breezy as hell! Still, sunny, warm and dry though.
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Who wouldn’t expect that at this point? Def a notable trend.
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Was supposed to be, but the radar's looking pretty juicy for the Metro area!
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Yeah this is what I'm thinking too. Crossing my fingers that this robust blocking returns during the winter.
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I wonder if that other line working through East-Central PA will make it here.
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More sun and warmth than I expected today here in the City. Not sure if that means anything regarding the severe potential later on. Got my eyes peeled for a @forkyfork post.
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This was pretty lame when it pushed through the city, but the piece of the line scraping the south shore of LI looks pretty juicy!
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Somebody might have addressed this in the past, but why do storms often seem to refire once they push offshore?
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Noticed the same thing and it's been my go-to forever now. Anyone else got anything better? NWS's radar cite is too derpy for me.
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Lol I tried to hold out too, but cracked under the humidity-induced insomnia last night.
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Yeah it's been pretty stanky. Pattern might finally be breaking down though. Probably going to flip to summer quickly!
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Yeah the soupy dews are definitely back. Last night was muggy. Finally time to put away the flannel sheets until the fall!
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Alright we'll move to Florida if you move to Vancouver for the nonstop chilly maritime trash. Deal? I mean, ultimately it's merely a matter of preference, right? Personally, I like our varied climate and love all extreme weather. Give me warmth in the summer and tundra-like cold and snow during the winter. This persistent cool, damp nonsense is monotonous. I'm ready for some warm summer days and afternoon T-storms. Come September, I'll welcome chilly weather again.
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Was just saying this last night. I'd love to get to a game soon, but only after it warms up a lil more.
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Wow yeah I wasn't alive back then, but that just seems unthinkable to me now!!
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That's actually not as bad as I thought it would be. I'd be happy with some sunny skies and seasonable May temps. Keep a lid on the cold, damp, stuff until autumn though haha.
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Personally, I'm so done with this pattern. Bring back the cool weather in the Fall and send us into the deep freezer during the winter, but give it a rest until then!
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The "stuck patterns" theme continues! What are the chances of summer lasting deep into September again, followed by a struggle to establish blocking during next winter?
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This was a great read. Thanks! I live on Roosevelt Island and figured that the unique rolling-type sound was simply the sound waves echoing off of the buildings on either side of the East River, but this explanation makes more sense. Quite a wake-up call this AM!!
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Yeah I think this is right. -IOD also tends to yield cooler summers and milder winters, IIRC. But someone correct me if I'm wrong on that.
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Still very very early in the game, but it wouldn't surprise me since "stuck patterns" seem to be the norm over the past half-decade or so....
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Yeah it's starting to get on my nerves a lil too, especially after that teaser of a nice day we had last Thursday. The higher spring sun makes some positive difference even on cooler days, but come on!
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Yeah I'm about ready to change the channel now—preferably to one that features blocking at the "right times." :-)
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Am I wrong in feeling like this is becoming a persistent theme since 2016 (tepid winter blocking, followed by robust spring blocking)? I realize that we’ve had some blocky periods during some recent winters but, by and large, it feels like we’ve gotten more frequent blocky periods in the spring.
