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  1. JFK close to adding a 2nd 75 degree dew point day for the year so far. Could put them on track for 5 consecutive years with double digit annual numbers. Record number of days since the super El Niño in 2016. https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/plotting/auto/?_wait=no&q=161&network=NY_ASOS&zstation=JFK&var=max_dwpf&dir=aoa&thres=75&month=all&year=2020&dpi=100&_fmt=js
  2. Updated for the 3.17 in Montclair, NJ with Tropical Storm Fay. 7/11/2020 8:00 AM NJ-ES-31 Montclair 0.7 N 3.17 NA | NA NA | NA NJ Essex
  3. Following Fay moving through the area, the models backed off the heat they had forecast day 6-10. The ridge amplification looks less impressive now. Just enough high pressure holds on east of New England for more S to SSE onshore flow. But the dew points could turn out to be a bigger story with numerous days in the 70s coming up. So clouds and convection may be a player with such high dew points and weak front or low pressure nearby. New run Old run
  4. I believe this is our first July tropical storm since Bertha in 1996.
  5. Another case of record heat missing to our north this year.
  6. Getting the strongest gusts of the day so far along the South Shore. Plenty of leaves and small twigs on the ground. Jones Beach N/A 73 N/A N/A E29G38
  7. Gusting to 53 mph in SNJ. At 9:08 AM EDT, 2 NNE Strathmere [Cape May Co, NJ] MESONET reports TROPICAL STORM. WEATHERFLOW SENSOR REPORTS 44 MPH SUSTAINED WINDS WITH GUSTS UP TO 53 MPH. https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/lsr/#PHI/202007101308/202007101308
  8. NHC will initiate advisories on Tropical Storm Fay, located just east of North Carolina, at 5 pm EDT.
  9. Could be three unusually far north developments for so early in the season.
  10. First 75 degree dew point day from JFK to ISP and you could really feel it. Kennedy Intl CLOUDY 78 75 Wantagh N/A 79 75 MacArthur/ISP CLOUDY 78 75
  11. Updated for June 2020 6....2020...EWR..10..LGA...3...BDR...5.....ISP....5
  12. It figures that we would start getting storm tracks like this once July came around.
  13. High pressure keeps finding a way to build east of New England.
  14. I have seen circular outflow on radars in other parts of the country. But this may be the first that I can recall around this area.
  15. Meanwhile, the marine layer is working west near the Hamptons.
  16. Figures that ISP would get its first 90 this year on a NE wind.
  17. This could be a new record for backdoor cold fronts from late May into early July.
  18. Pretty big dew point spread between the North Shore and South Shore. LaGuardia Arpt MOSUNNY 94 46 Wantagh N/A 82 72
  19. The active East Coast summer and fall tropical cyclone tracks weren’t that far off from all the cold season snowstorm tracks.
  20. 1996 was probably the most unique and interesting weather year of the 1990s. Seems like the 11/11/95 hurricane force gust cutter kicked off the unusual run of weather. Figures that I didn’t get online until January 1997 when the boring stretch of weather was just beginning.
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