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    Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn

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  1. Area has desert southwest-like RH levels: CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS Central Park SUNNY 51 2 13 W12G22 30.20R World Trd Ctr NOT AVBL Bronx Lehman C N/A 50 10 20 W8G20 N/A LaGuardia Arpt MOSUNNY 52 7 16 NW16 30.17S Queens College N/A 52 7 16 W15 N/A Kennedy Intl MOSUNNY 53 10 18 W17 30.19R Breezy Point N/A N/A N/A N/A W9G15 N/A Brooklyn Coll N/A 52 9 17 W14 N/A Staten Island N/A 52 12 20 W12 N/A Newark/Liberty MOSUNNY 53 8 16 W16G26 30.18R Teterboro SUNNY 51 11 20 NW13G23 30.17S
  2. .91 so far with moderate rain continuing at my station
  3. 1.5 inches at my station. Much needed rainfall.
  4. Down to 44 after a high of 64
  5. Only 50 at my station with a southeast wind off the water.
  6. Currently 40 after a low of 22 at my station
  7. Not sure if this was wind or weather related but a small Delta commercial plane flipped over upon landing in Toronto a short while ago.
  8. LAG gusted to 52 mph and EWR to 54 mph during the 9am hour.
  9. Radar really lit up just northeast of Allentown with lightning detected. Line thins out and extends to Maryland. SPS out south and west of NYC for wind gusts up to 60 mph in thunderstorms.
  10. From the OKX AFD at 4:18pm: NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 AM MONDAY MORNING/... The secondary low was deepening over the New York City metro area at 20Z with a warm front through Long Island, reaching the north shore. The warm front may reach into coastal Connecticut before the low tracks northeast and a cold front moves through early this evening. The low reaches southeastern Canada this evening and then remains nearly stationary. With cold advection and strong gradient westerly flow, gusts are still expected to reach Wind Advisory levels this evening, 45 to near 55 mph, and continue into Monday. The Wind Advisory remains in effect through Monday afternoon for the entire region.
  11. Not to mention the dense fog in areas where the warm front has gone through
  12. Southern half of Long Island in the strong southerly flow. Southern NJ temps in 50s-low 60s. Winds cranking as well
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