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wiill easily hit 90 here in northern middlesex county - already 86 at 10:30 am yesterday we reached 91 - as for sunday - wouldn't be surprised if some areas yet to be determined get very little precip less then .10 and others get 1/2 - 1 inch or more amounts all depends how things set up with the showers and storms....

I am still going with my outlook from a couple of days ago - some spots get less then .10 and others get .5 to 1.0 or more -question is exactly where - still have to wait and see developments this afternoon

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I did? I said no rain last night and that Upton cut today's rain forecast down...how did you get no rain out of that?

upton is calling for heavy rains and thunderstorms in both our zones. The forecast was always and still is for heavy rain with showers and thunderstorms, not one big sheet of rain to move in a move out. When and where it rains will pick up a ton of water fast,

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upton is calling for heavy rains and thunderstorms in both our zones. The forecast was always and still is for heavy rain with showers and thunderstorms, not one big sheet of rain to move in a move out. When and where it rains will pick up a ton of water fast,

I am sure we will get some rain alter...i already had a quick downpour...but this has been a bust this weekend...originally (mid-week forecast) was for rain firday night on, then saturday afternoon, then saturday night, then...sunday afternoon.

Really surprised there was no rain rain until 8:30 this morning, my point and click was saying rain after 10pm last night...sorry boys, this has been a bust.

My idea of a bust is looking back at the mid-week forecast for the weekend and when the weather is completely different, that is a bust.

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Any locally heavy rain in a storm will be run off and will not help alleviate the dry conditions in place and it will also rapidly evaporate with next week's heat surge. I'm not getting my hopes up on any big rains today, I've missed out on pretty much everything since late June.

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EWR:

7/9 : 87/73 (+3)

7/10: 87/71 (+2)

7/11: 85/73 (+3)

7/12: 89/71 (+2)

7/13: 89/73 (+3)

714: 87/73 (+2)

New Brunswick:

7/9 : 88/64 (+1)

7/10: 86/65 (+1)

7/11: 87/64 (+1)

7/12: 90/66 (+3)

7/13: 88/64 (+1)

7/14: 85/67 (+1)

TTN::

7/9 : 86/71 (+3)

7/10: 87/68 (+2)

7/11: 87/65 (+1)

7/12: 90/65 (+2)

7/13: 89/69 (+3)

7/14: 84/68 (+0)

NYC:

7/9 : 86/73 (+4)

7/10: 87/69 (+2)

7/11: 85/71 (+1)

7/12: 89/70 (+3)

713: 89/74 (+5)

7/14: 85/72 (+2)

LGA:

7/9 : 86/73 (+3)

7/10: 86/72 (+2)

7/11: 85/71 (+1)

7/12: 89/76 (+4)

7/13: 89/76 (+5)

7/14: 87/75 (+3)

JFK:

7/9 : 84/71 (+2)

7/10: 83/70 (+1)

7/11: 83/70 (+1)

7/12: 84/68 (+0)

7/13: 85/71 (+2)

7/14: 87/75 (+5)

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The bulk of the current rain is north of the area so it looks like Newark will make a run on 90 today.

We'll have to watch the radar later today as we will destabilize with the heating of the day.

Maybe we'll see some pop up convection south of the main batch north of us.

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5th time this year that the NAM has low 100s in the forecast, this time for Tuesday. We'll see how that goes... last 4 times it was a little too warm although last time it was mostly ruined by the morning storms further north, as Newark and surrounding areas still reached 100 degrees. The air mass is warm enough but some cloud cover could prevent the 100 degree potential.

It will also be interesting to see where the front ends up on Wednesday, as there's already a warm temperature start with widespread low-mid 80s by 12z; temps should peak around 15z with widespread 90s before the clouds/rain come in, but it could be warmer if the front is a bit slower.

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12PM roundup

TEB: 86

NYC: 85

EWR: 88

LGA: 86

JFK: 84

ISP: 84

N Brunswick: 86

BLM: 88

TTN: 84

Looks like the heat and partial sunshine will bust earlier forecasts of cooler 80's and heavy showers and radar is dry for the most part and this is the usually overdone radar just touched 90 in northern middlesex county nj

http://www.intellica...cation=USDC0001

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5th time this year that the NAM has low 100s in the forecast, this time for Tuesday. We'll see how that goes... last 4 times it was a little too warm although last time it was mostly ruined by the morning storms further north, as Newark and surrounding areas still reached 100 degrees. The air mass is warm enough but some cloud cover could prevent the 100 degree potential.

It will also be interesting to see where the front ends up on Wednesday, as there's already a warm temperature start with widespread low-mid 80s by 12z; temps should peak around 15z with widespread 90s before the clouds/rain come in, but it could be warmer if the front is a bit slower.

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Newark should be able to hit at least 98-99 degrees if we take a few degrees off the NAM.

If EWR is able to squeak out a 100 degree reading, then I think that it would be the first pre and post

July 15th 100 in July since 1999.

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