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July/August NYC Metro WX Disco


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Ok but being this far out the models have not been that reliable.

Understood and I always say to not look at models so far out. But this time, all models support a huge ridge building in, for that time frame. It makes sense this time that the heat will be sustained. Teleconnections seem to support it as well.

I dont think this will be a 1-3 day heat surge this time. Could see it lasting for 5-7 days this time.

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Understood and I always say to not look at models so far out. But this time, all models support a huge ridge building in, for that time frame. It makes sense this time that the heat will be sustained. Teleconnections seem to support it as well.

I dont think this will be a 1-3 day heat surge this time. Could see it lasting for 5-7 days this time.

The GFS ensembles show it as well, although the operational does look a tad warmer than the overall mean at this point.. but regardless, it looks to be very warm to hot.. the question will be how hot.

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The GFS ensembles show it as well, although the operational does look a tad warmer than the overall mean at this point.. but regardless, it looks to be very warm to hot.. the question will be how hot.

Just keep the humidity down. No southwest flow please for the love of god.

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Just keep the humidity down. No southwest flow please for the love of god.

unfortunately, it is not the best news for that... the ensemble 2M dewpoints are basically showing 65 or above for a lot of that time period.. in some cases over 70... but I guess if we have temps in the upper 90's, then dews in the 65-70 range is actually not completely obscene, but it won't feel great out there.. unless you're like me and like this kind of heat.

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Watch it die.

6z NAM and GFS have it dying just before it gets here, so its modeled to die.

Just keep the humidity down. No southwest flow please for the love of god.

The way the ridge is setup on the euro and GFS, that is almost definitely a sustained WSW flow. So if this happens. it will be forky type heat. Hazy, hot and super humid.

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6z NAM and GFS have it dying just before it gets here, so its modeled to die.

The way the ridge is setup on the euro and GFS, that is almost definitely a sustained WSW flow. So if this happens. it will be forky type heat. Hazy, hot and super humid.

It's more than clouds than anything which will limit 90(+) especially ito n-nj and NYC. Showers will likely be very minimal here.

Looks like our next sot at 90s will be on Monday (7/18), perhaps this sunday i the warmer spots. Then the heat is on beyond there into the end of next week and weekend.

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90 or above not happening today as peak heating hours will be overcast...too bad, as I'm rooting for the big heat next week and the more dry sunny warm days we get this week (got to get some of that moisture out of CPK) the more interesting next week becomes

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90 or above not happening today as peak heating hours will be overcast...too bad, as I'm rooting for the big heat next week and the more dry sunny warm days we get this week (got to get some of that moisture out of CPK) the more interesting next week becomes

stil not a bad day and if we get enough clearing and breaks later we may see some sights approach 90. It looks between 7/18 and 7/31 we will have plenty more shots at 90 to get far above avg for the season going into August.

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stil not a bad day and if we get enough clearing and breaks later we may see some sights approach 90. It looks between 7/18 and 7/31 we will have plenty more shots at 90 to get far above avg for the season going into August.

I'm leaving for HI on the 20th, so I expect to miss the first prolonged 90s stretch here this summer...not that I'm complaining about heading to Hawaii; however

surf temps in Kohala are not that much higher than what we're seeing here right now due to the remains of la nina, and of course I'll see no 90s there except when I hop down into the Kilauea Caldera (which is actually why I'm going), specifically Helema'uma'u, which for the first time since Mark Twain visited, once again contains a lava lake

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Clearing is occurring areawide. A few areas will break 90 again, it appears.

2pm:

EWR: 87

LGA: 82

JFK: 88

NYC: 83

TEB: 82

JFK warmest spot in our area for now. Newark will pass them, in the next few hours.

Wow, we were the warmest even when everyone was cloudy. I hope it gets to 90 here.

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unfortunately, it is not the best news for that... the ensemble 2M dewpoints are basically showing 65 or above for a lot of that time period.. in some cases over 70... but I guess if we have temps in the upper 90's, then dews in the 65-70 range is actually not completely obscene, but it won't feel great out there.. unless you're like me and like this kind of heat.

Well I just want my offshore flow so I dont get a sea breeze. WSW is fine for that.

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