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Not sure what the forecast is, but it will be close for the park. Heat dome just to our southwest is breaking some all time records, it will push north in pulses and at best storms will bring us down to avg before the next spike comes north. The park will represent the cooler areas of NYC not the majority.

it won't happen in the Park...the -28 negative is to much to overcome...we are adding to it today...the last three days must average +10...That's at least a min/max of 92/77 each day...

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NAM is now also picking up on the tight gradient between the southerly winds and the westerly winds, that the euro has had for many runs for Friday.

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Also, you can now see it picking up on the tight temperature gradient as well for coastal sections:

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The difference with the 12z NAM and the 0z euro is that the euro has this coastal front a bit west of the NAM and keeps NYC east in the upper 80's and low 90's, instead of 95-99, like the NAM...Euro has been advertising this tight gradient for days now. NAM just picked up on it on today's run.

0z euro:

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Friday's highs look tricky across the area. Besides the lee trough/onshore flow, there is also a weak cold front coming from the NW, that could turn flow back to W/NW. Also several triggers for convection during the day. Including a big shortwave passing through early in day.

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Yup. Winds are WSW into mid LI now at 12z Friday. Waiting for surface temp map (wunderground) and text soundings (accuwx) to update for Friday.

Winds turn back South and eventually SE for LI and coastal areas but this is definitely still the warmest euro run yet.

Here are specific locations because there are tight gradients:

NYC: 91-93

JFK: 82-85

Suffolk County: 80-85

EWR and most of Jersey: 95-98

Coastal NJ: 80-85

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