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July 2013 Observations and Discussions


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Yup. NYC streak is done.

No record.

Even LGA is down to 70.

And it only took a cloudy day with rain and a stiff wind out of the northeast. And we barely reached it. At night. It's pretty pathetic when you think about it.

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And it only took a cloudy day with rain and a stiff wind out of the northeast. And we barely reached it. At night. It's pretty pathetic when you think about it.

Agree.

LGA broke its streak also. Dropped into the 60s overnight.

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Through July 12th the mins are crushing the maxes at Central Park in the WAR pattern.

Max....+1.8

Min.....+5.8

AVG....+3.8

Yesterday's lower high cut into the positive departures on the highs. Couple that with the pathetic 92 degrees the park has reached as a warmest temp and it no surprise it's barely +2.

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Yesterday's lower high cut into the positive departures on the highs. Couple that with the pathetic 92 degrees the park has reached as a warmest temp and it no surprise it's barely +2.

 

 

Other sites about +2.5 - + 3 on highs.  The coming period 7/14 - 7/20 will add to those and the total monthly departures.  The park should get its first 95+ days or two between mon and fri. 

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Very florida-like out there today.  Clouds slowly breaking overall with imbedded showers/downpours over parts of NJ.  some heavier rain over parts of middlesex earlier now pushing NE into SI and NE-NJ.  Quick look ahead heat is on sun  - fri before front arrives next weekend and ridge relaxes.  Do think the WAR builds west by 7/24 when the next surge of warmth occurs to end the month...

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Very florida-like out there today.  Clouds slowly breaking overall with imbedded showers/downpours over parts of NJ.  some heavier rain over parts of middlesex earlier now pushing NE into SI and NE-NJ.  Quick look ahead heat is on sun  - fri before front arrives next weekend and ridge relaxes.  Do think the WAR builds west by 7/24 when the next surge of warmth occurs to end the month...

 

So basically the heat is almost a constant minus a day or two of cooler temperatures for the rest of the month. 

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Yesterday's lower high cut into the positive departures on the highs. Couple that with the pathetic 92 degrees the park has reached as a warmest temp and it no surprise it's barely +2.

 

 

Not sure why you're calling the 92F pathetic when the majority of places have not seen higher than 93. The pattern thus far has not been a blowtorch one.

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Yesterday's lower high cut into the positive departures on the highs. Couple that with the pathetic 92 degrees the park has reached as a warmest temp and it no surprise it's barely +2.

 

I think we are seeing the overgrowth of vegetation at work again at Central Park. LGA is already beating NYC for 90 degree days

so far in July at 7 to 3. LGA and EWR are turning out to be the new standard bearers for rating summer heat around NYC Metro.

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So basically the heat is almost a constant minus a day or two of cooler temperatures for the rest of the month. 

 

Looks much above normal through next friday (7/19).  Beyond there we should see a few days closer to normal (7/20 - 7/23) before more warmth on/around 7/24.  Overall above normal.  The coming week should get most sites their hottest readings of the summer so far (maybe the whole summer).

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I think we are seeing the overgrowth of vegetation at work again at Central Park. LGA is already beating NYC for 90 degree days

so far in July at 7 to 3. LGA and EWR are turning out to be the new standard bearers for rating summer heat around NYC Metro.

 

 

The park and more rural areas are very close with the heat being a bit more timid and near 90 misses this year  so far.  Likely from the very wet conditions/southerly flow.  While the urban areas are also routinely 3 - 5 above NYC, TTN, etc.  I see SI closer to Newark from doncat's reports.  Also see New Brinswick more in line with EWR.   Like Iso said no real strong blowtorch so far but this week the blowtorch is on and even the park should see 95+. 

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The park and more rural areas are very close with the heat being a bit more timid and near 90 misses this year  so far.  Likely from the very wet conditions/southerly flow.  While the urban areas are also routinely 3 - 5 above NYC, TTN, etc.  I see SI closer to Newark from doncat's reports.  Also see New Brinswick more in line with EWR.   Like Iso said no real strong blowtorch so far but this week the blowtorch is on and even the park should see 95+. 

 

 

Agree, no doubting this week is blowtorch.

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The park and more rural areas are very close with the heat being a bit more timid and near 90 misses this year  so far.  Likely from the very wet conditions/southerly flow.  While the urban areas are also routinely 3 - 5 above NYC, TTN, etc.  I see SI closer to Newark from doncat's reports.  Also see New Brinswick more in line with EWR.   Like Iso said no real strong blowtorch so far but this week the blowtorch is on and even the park should see 95+. 

 

Yeah, I think that Newark has a shot at 96-98 degrees. If the heat dome this week originated

in Midwest instead of the Western Atlantic, then we would be talking about 100 or higher again.

This may be the most WAR dominated July that we have seen so far.

 

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Looks much above normal through next friday (7/19).  Beyond there we should see a few days closer to normal (7/20 - 7/23) before more warmth on/around 7/24.  Overall above normal.  The coming week should get most sites their hottest readings of the summer so far (maybe the whole summer).

 

Soon this pattern is bound to flip. Just look at last July to August. Similar departures for July, then a much cooler August.

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Soon this pattern is bound to flip. Just look at last July to August. Similar departures for July, then a much cooler August.

Isn't this set up different than last years though? I don't think we're on track for a cooler August simply because this July has been warmer than normal.

Hot and dry would be nice for August, followed by continued warmth through February. :sun:

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