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Line really blew up as it crossed the thruway in Harriman at 5pm. Crazy lightning and blinding rain had traffic virtually stopped on RT 6 between the Palasades and the top of the mountain overlooking Woodbury Commons

That is often a spot for interesting weather in all seasons. Looks like a good soaking heading our way for later this morning.

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That is often a spot for interesting weather in all seasons. Looks like a good soaking heading our way for later this morning.

Yeah, good convergence from the frontal related stuff expanding from the west and a tropical slug of moisture ripping due north from off the Jersey coast. They should have quite the party together around NYC and northward. Actually looks like a small low just south of Philly.....getting the party going
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Not a bad day up here. Partly sunny and mild. I guess it was moderately humid, but certainly not bad.

Line really blew up as it crossed the thruway in Harriman at 5pm. Crazy lightning and blinding rain had traffic virtually stopped on RT 6 between the Palasades and the top of the mountain overlooking Woodbury Commons

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Not a bad day up here. Partly sunny and mild. I guess it was moderately humid, but certainly not bad.

I can't wait for winter to return. While I find the New England forum informative for the storminess, there are a couple of really annoying people over there that post how great 90/75 feels outside......not once, but 30 times a day.
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I think the thought is that the clouds will burn off in a bit. Had a low of 50 here this morning which feels great.

Only problem with that is that these are WAA driven high clouds which don't burn off. They erode when they bump into stronger high pressure to the north which isn't there now despite the cool/dry air, as we are in a broad trough. There really isn't anything to impede the moisture to the south to stream northward. Some breaks later maybe but not mostly sunny. All in all, I think it was a lazy weekend forecast that was clearly evident to see before the morning forecast was issued. My current conditions icon thinks it's sunny too....LOL
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You're welcome...and thank you for taking the time to read it.

Good read and research. And while I am not going dispute your conclusion, (if for nothing else I didn't put in all the obvious time and effort you did) I feel we will have a neutral to neg (at times) NAO and much more amplitude this winter. I think the above normal precip will be in the mid-atlantic and coastal New England, while Northern NE/ NY will be exceptionally cold with less precip. Should be an early lake effect bonanza starting in November though with the warmer than normal lakes and the strong parade of cold fronts I see starting early in Nov. I think we are in for a good old fashion winter in the NE IMHO.

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Only problem with that is that these are WAA driven high clouds which don't burn off. They erode when they bump into stronger high pressure to the north which isn't there now despite the cool/dry air, as we are in a broad trough. There really isn't anything to impede the moisture to the south to stream northward. Some breaks later maybe but not mostly sunny. All in all, I think it was a lazy weekend forecast that was clearly evident to see before the morning forecast was issued. My current conditions icon thinks it's sunny too....LOL

Good call. I'm here at the Newburgh Brewing Company (great beer and atmosphere) and its been cloudy more than anything.

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Good read and research. And while I am not going dispute your conclusion, (if for nothing else I didn't put in all the obvious time and effort you did) I feel we will have a neutral to neg (at times) NAO and much more amplitude this winter. I think the above normal precip will be in the mid-atlantic and coastal New England, while Northern NE/ NY will be exceptionally cold with less precip. Should be an early lake effect bonanza starting in November though with the warmer than normal lakes and the strong parade of cold fronts I see starting early in Nov. I think we are in for a good old fashion winter in the NE IMHO.

I agree if the NAO stays neg.....SENY and SNE would get wacked with coastal storms.....but the lakes as you say will cash in no matter what.....

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The real change is obviously still weeks away but this week I've noticed some changing leaves already. The young and weak trees tend to change early but I've noticed it in some healthy appearing trees as well here and there.

Yeah, I was up at High Point State Park yesterday and one of the trees near the beach was bright red. Couple in my yard are starting on a few branches also.
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Have you moved down to Monroe full time?

Yeah, pretty much Rick. I still have my house in Queensbury, but the wife and kids missed the family who all live betwwen Monroe and Brooklyn. I'm hoping that my 800 additional feet of elevation here will offset my loss of latitude. Naturally, it won't make any difference if the 0/850 line is sitting to my north. The elevation makes a difference though. In the 5 min. drive from Exit 16 to my house, I usually lose 2 to as much as 4 degrees. Surprisingly, I haven't needed to throw the A/C on for about a week now. I'm an A/C person too......But dews have been 55-60 and it's been 77-82 by day and 50's at night. Going to take the kids on a Delaware River rafting trip today. Water level is pretty low this time of year so I'm not going to deal with canoe and rocks on the rapids up by ten mile river. Guess I'll just float and eat. Geez, I must be pushing 50 yrs. old. :popcorn:
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Your 800 feet will do wonders for you down here in most cases. I just got back from dropping my son off at SUNY Oswego...I think I may do a lake effect chase in a few months...kill two birds with one stone! Ahahaha!

winter, ugh :whistle:

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Wasn't sure in which thread I should post as I'm not sure if Albany is considered the Hudson Valley, Upstate or both, but it's hot here today, supposed to be 91 degrees. Makes sense that after I escape NE NJ's heat I encounter heat again in Albany. Tuesday looks wet, if not very wet though due to Isaac's remnants:

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