nycwinter

not happening its' crazy to even think it could happen...for nyc...

scratch south east texas out of drought...

um no it won't feel like july into october ...

if dorian did no damage would its' name be retired on it's stats alone?

i can see lots of lightning strikes in queens...

torrential rain here in upper manhattan but no thunder..

turning out to be the start of a beautful comfy weekend here in nyc

here in manhattan i could see the flashes of lightning from storms so far to the north of the city..

what a nice refreshing cool breeze blowing out this morning in the city...

everyone knows the real air temp in nyc is not from central park... about time the weather people responsible for such records take notice..and do something about it..

well a week is not a brief respite from the summer heat.. that is a eternity

with a breeze out it is like a blast furnace outside in manhattan...

the park use to have higher recorded temps years ago....

other places that got torrential downpours did not affect todays' temps only central park..

the earth could be falling into the sun and central park won't hit 100 degrees...

this outage was a inconvenience nothing more.. even the con ed power outage during superstorm sandy lasted for days...

i remember the 1977 blackout from my building i saw people breaking into shops stealing mopeds the police would come around chase them off but they were overwhelmed...

beautiful warm dry day in the city...might be the last nice day for awhile...

much more comfortable day in the city...

turning about to be a very uncomfortable night in the city a big change from the last 2 nights...

Warmth. Around 130,000-110,000 years ago (the Eemian interglacial), the Earth's climates were generally much like those of today, though somewhat warmer and moister in many regions. The climate record derived from long ice cores taken through the Greenland ice cap suggested that the warm climate of the Eemian might have been punctuated by many sudden and fairly short-lived cold phases, but these results are now thought of as inaccurate because the lower layers of the ice sheet have become buckled and jumbled up. However, at least one major cold and dry event during the Eemian seems to be corroborated by the terrestrial pollen record from Europe and China

these local weatherman in the city are clueless especially on the radio saying during the height of the storms roads will be wet and slushy..the last storm where we got just over 3 inches in the city with warmer temps here in upper manhattan when it came down hard the sidewalks and the streets were snow covered..and that was after a inch of heavy precip only...

that was 10 hours ago when model trends were not in the city favor.. a lot has changed since then

we need a vei 7 eruption to really cool down global temps..

every weather person busted for nyc on that storm...