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  1. Dealing with the remnants through Tue before totally clearing out. Brief warm up Wed (10/5) - Thu (10/7) perhaps an 80 on Thu (10/7) in the warmer spots before strong front comes through. As others said some chilly air showing up in the longer range by Oct 10th. Could linger for a few days perhaps early first frosts inland/ burns Oct 10 - Oct 14?
  2. Still (time sensitive) a very impressive satellite of the remnants storm and still some semblance of a Tropical shrimp tail.
  3. Record highs with the heat in 1998 and 2014: near / low 90s Record cool in 1989, 1947 : Upper 30s.
  4. https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/sector_band.php?sat=G16&sector=se&band=02&length=24
  5. This should be intersting to look at througout the day and next 6 days.
  6. Down to 42 here and on the way to low 70s today and likely the same Thursday. Truly gorgeous out. Looks dry till showers or some of Ian's remnant moisture may or may not get north of BWI/ACY area this weekend later Sat (10/1) and Sun (10/2). Beyond that cold front sweeps through next Tue (10/4) clearing any leftovers of Ian. Beyond that we ridging is building east by later next week and looking warmer than normals by about the 9th.
  7. 67 and sunny. Looks like the work week should feature mainly sunny / dry conditions and wonderful weather. Next shot at rain would be this coming weekend 10/1-2 with where / what ever remnants of Ian crawling up or off the Mid Atlantic coast. Probably near normal beyond Ian in the 10/3 - 10/6 period then ridging may build back into the EC. MLB with huge headache this week as Ian may disrupt many critical and pivotal games Tues - Fri along the FL / GA.
  8. 68 / 57 SSW winds, cloudy as the warm front begis to push through - storms later this PM. Mon (9/26) - Thu (9/29) looks dry and pleasant , beginning to cool by Thu and depending on where / what is left of Ian goes potential stormy, and rough Fri (9/30) - Sun (10/2) as whatever is left of Ian is slow to clear with Ridging bumping and blocking off the coast but a deep trough will eventually push out Ian/ remnants by early next week 10/3. Beyond there looking more normal and drier into the end of the frist week of next month. Record highs and late season heat 6 years ago in 2017 with low / mid 90s in the area, 30s in 1963.
  9. 0.28 in the bucket and down to 61 from a morning high of 80. WIll be the coolest here since May 9th tonight / fri fri night.
  10. 75 / 67 front into W PA an moving quickly. Coolest air of the season to open the season this weekend Fri (9/23) - Sun (9/25). A bit of a rebound Mon (9/26) into next week. Rain chances today with the front and again on Sun PM / Mon but nothing too organized down by us. We watch the tropics and what will probably be Hermine (or Ian). That is GFS into the C-GOM / Euro into the W-FL / Pan handle by a week from today Sep 29, then crawls up the east coast. Either way look for potential rain and maybe load of it on the 10/1 - 10/4 timeframe. beyond there likely return to a warmer period (againt normals).
  11. 9/21 PHL: 85 EWR: 83 New Brnswck: 83 ACY: 82 TEB: 82 BLM: 81 TTN: 81 LGA: 81 NYC: 80 JFK: 78 ISP: 76
  12. 9/21 ooz euro would be east of this gfs track and by H240 the center of Hermine (assuming its name) is over or near Norfolk, poised to crawl up the coast from there.
  13. Fiona nicely viewable in the visible loops
  14. 73 / 58 and another gorgeous day. Highs low perhaps mid 80s. Front will come through during the overnight and into tomorrow. We'll see how much rain / wind makes it through. Cool Fri (9/23) and windy, cool through Sun (9/25) before a bit of a warm up more towards normal by Mon (9/26) - Wed (9/28). Next front slow to come through and we await Hermine formation and eventual track through the GOM or through Florida and up into the Southeast coast. Way beyond looks a bit warmer as we push beyond the start of next month,
  15. Most of the last 2/3 run cycles of the gfs and ecm had some tropical low into the GOM towards the end of next week. Will be interesting to see the progression of any development and any subsequent potential for rains here.
  16. After a very record hot summer in 1993, we had a record cool on this date some 40s and even 30s inland. 1. Record heat 1893 and 1983 this day with low / mid 90s. 1979 as well with record cool.
  17. 72 / 60 and shaping up to be a gorgeous day today. Mostly sunny especially southern sections and highs in the near or low 80s. A bit warmer tomorrow but not enough to get the heat that was once possible with nor Western Atlantic ridge link and by time the stronger heat arrives in the atmosphere we are dealing with a front and clouds/showers Thu (9/22). Cooldown to May cool (not seen since then) Fri (9/23) - Sun (9/25). Warm up Mon (9/26) - 9/27 near normal before next push of cool arrives next Wed (9/28) and to close the month. IT does appear that ridging is pushing east to open next month and back to an overall warmer than normal.
  18. 9/19 BLM: 89 PHL: 89 TEB: 89 EWR: 88 New Brnswck: 87 ACY: 86 LGA: 86 JFK: 85 TTN: 85 NYC: 85 ISP: 84
  19. About an hour before clouds and maybe some showers push into W-NJ and 2 before moving into the NYC area.
  20. Noon Roundup New Brnswck: 86 BLM: 85 EWR: 84 LGA: 84 PHL: 84 TEB: 84* ACY: 83 JFK: 83 NYC: 83 ISP: 82 TTN: 82
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