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July 2013 Observations and Discussions


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I think NYC is going to fall a little short of expectations today. I would think it tops out at 92 or 93. We shall see. Friday & Saturday may be the two days that temperatures are hotter than expected.

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Agree. Usually in these synoptic set-ups, the 850mb temps peak prior FROPA with increased warm air advection from the southwest. I think Friday might be the hottest day, as more clouds get into the picture Saturday via convection by late afternoon/evening.

 

Drying northerly wind today. 85.5 as of 10am here, so if the 10am rule holds, I should hit at least 95 today. Yesterday was 94.0 here in Monmouth. RH a "refreshing" 55%.

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Agree. Usually in these synoptic set-ups, the 850mb temps peak prior FROPA with increased warm air advection from the southwest. I think Friday might be the hottest day, as more clouds get into the picture Saturday via convection by late afternoon/evening.

 

Drying northerly wind today. 85.5 as of 10am here, so if the 10am rule holds, I should hit at least 95 today. Yesterday was 94.0 here in Monmouth. RH a "refreshing" 55%.

 

Agree I think thu/fri are the hottest days with saturday potentially as well but clouds may be in the way.  The ftont and temps near or even a bit below between 7/21 and 7/23.   Looks like we warm again on/around the 24th. 

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I would think today would actually overperform, since dews are lower. That makes it easier to heat up the atmosphere, since dry air has a smaller specific heat capacity than moist air. 

I think it is still possible (as long as we don't cloud up) we have been hitting our highs in Queens around 5-7 pm

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The 12z 4k NAM has a line of storms developing to the NNW on Thursday afternoon and then moving through the area around 00z Friday. The normal NAM was shows not much of anything.

 

Also FWIW the GFS remains very consistent in bringing a tropical system to the north of Hispanolia, should this occur, the placement and strength of the WAR will be critical.

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