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September General Discussion


IsentropicLift

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Hoping for lots of 70 degree days, 50s at night and quiet weather for a while. I can track storm threat after storm threat in the winter, even if we've had 50" of snow, but after Irene I really don't need to see another tropical disturbance for a while.

September is looking like it will end up being a very active month weather wise. We could also be dealing with affects from multiple tropical systems down the road. Post thoughts here about the end of summer, the tropics and or predictions about Fall.

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Interestingly our last 90 degree day was back on August 8th. I remember a few people saying it could be our last one for the summer. I'd say there's a strong possibility they might be right. Sunday looks to be the warmest of the next 7 with a good shot at upper 80s depending on how much sun we get. Then we might get one last shot mid September.Last year. EWR hit 90 twice after 9/20 last year so I suppose we still have about 3 weeks

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Despite all stations only topping out at 81-87 degrees areawide, it felt really hot outside.

We were so used to all the cooler weather, over the past 3 weeks, that any heat feels much hotter.

Aside from a few days during the hurricane the last 3 weeks has beensimilar or warmer than today - in the 80 - 89 degree range and mostly near avg or above, but we did miss another 90.

August ends

LGA: -0.3

NYC: +0.1

JFK: +0.6

NYC : +1.1

EWR : +1.1

TTN: +1.5

ACY: +1.1

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Aside from a few days during the hurricane the last 3 weeks has beensimilar or warmer than today - in the 80 - 89 degree range and mostly near avg or above, but we did miss another 90.

August ends

LGA: -0.3

NYC: +0.1

JFK: +0.6

NYC : +1.1

EWR : +1.1

TTN: +1.5

ACY: +1.1

Disagree with this statement. The 1st 9 days of the month were very warm and we had +4 to +7 anomalies areawide.

Since August 9th, it has generally been well below normal in NYC and LGA and LGA finished below normal and NYC/JFK even.

If you take out the 1st 9 days, every station would have finished -1 to -3.

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Central Park was running about +3 through the first 10 days of the month and since then has had an amazing amount of days within 2 degrees of normal. Only one day of +3 or greater and 4 days of -4 to -5 departures. 16 days during the month were +2 to -2. Was about as average an August you'll ever see (no more than a 6 degree departure either way). Obviously with all the rain and recent cool weather following the insane heat of July made it feel even cooler than it was.

Disagree with this statement. The 1st 9 days of the month were very warm and we had +4 to +7 anomalies areawide.

Since August 9th, it has generally been well below normal in NYC and LGA and LGA finished below normal and NYC/JFK even.

If you take out the 1st 9 days, every station would have finished -1 to -3.

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Central Park was running about +3 through the first 10 days of the month and since then has had an amazing amount of days within 2 degrees of normal. Only one day of +3 or greater and 4 days of -4 to -5 departures. 16 days during the month were +2 to -2. Was about as average an August you'll ever see (no more than a 6 degree departure either way). Obviously with all the rain and recent cool weather following the insane heat of July made it feel even cooler than it was.

Yes. It was a very nice month, IMO. A couple shots early on of heat, some nice severe weather, a tropical storm and shots of cool weather. A month for all weather enthusiasts.

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Disagree with this statement. The 1st 9 days of the month were very warm and we had +4 to +7 anomalies areawide.

Since August 9th, it has generally been well below normal in NYC and LGA and LGA finished below normal and NYC/JFK even.

If you take out the 1st 9 days, every station would have finished -1 to -3.

Temps (aside from Irene) had been int he 80 - 89 range nothing too warm or well below normal - right near normal even with the ridiculous rains. But you were right about no more 90s just not well below normal and a Strong turn around from the first week and July.

EWR

10 89 71 +3 0.00

11 85 70 +1 0.00

12 87 63 -2 0.00

13 87 69 +2 trace

14 75 68 -4 6.40

15 81 70 +0 0.16

16 81 66 -2 0.18

17 89 66 +2 0.00

18 86 70 +2 0.07

19 86 67 +1 0.82

20 89 65 +1 0.00

21 87 72 +5 0.48

22 81 68 +0 0.00

23 82 62 -3 0.00

24 83 62 -2 0.00

25 80 73 +2 0.20

26 85 72 +4 0.00

27 80 74 +3 3.70

28 78 64 -3 5.22

29 80 56 -6 0.00

30 84 61 -1 0.00

31 86 63 +2 0.00

NYC

9 83 71 +1 2.09

10 86 70 +2 0.00

11 82 69 +0 0.00

12 84 64 -2 0.00

13 85 69 +1 trace

14 72 67 -6 5.81

15 77 68 -3 0.56

16 78 65 c-3 0.02

17 86 66 +1 0.00

18 83 67 +0 0.07

19 84 65 +0 1.24

20 85 64 +0 0.00

21 84 70 +2 0.67

22 77 65 -4 0.00

23 79 61 -5 0.00

24 80 67 +0 0.00

25 78 72 +1 0.49

\26 83 71 +3 0.00

27 78 71 +1 2.88

28 75 65 -4 3.99

29 77 59 -5 0.00

30 82 61 -1

31 85 63 +1

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Yeah John, I just posted that in the severe thread.

Thats probably our final shot at 90's this year. If there is enough sunshine, it's almost a lock for non-coastal areas to break 90 on Sunday.

Nice, made a rare weekend tee time, woot woot! Bring on the heat, the course needs to dry out a little before fall golf sets in.

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Aside from a few days during the hurricane the last 3 weeks has beensimilar or warmer than today - in the 80 - 89 degree range and mostly near avg or above, but we did miss another 90.

August ends

LGA: -0.3

NYC: +0.1

JFK: +0.6

NYC : +1.1

EWR : +1.1

TTN: +1.5

ACY: +1.1

You've got NYC listed twice, Tony ;)

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Yeah John, I just posted that in the severe thread.

Thats probably our final shot at 90's this year. If there is enough sunshine, it's almost a lock for non-coastal areas to break 90 on Sunday.

I hope I get there too-- we were in the 90s last September also. Remember what we talked about coastal areas being more likely to reach 90 in September than June lol.

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