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With calm seas and no upwelling the peak of SSTS should occur tomorrow, winds and chop come back and mixing occurs, NYC harbor was 80 and upper 70s are common. Us frigid faires celebrate the apex of summer. Let the countdown begin. The winds of change are in the air.

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The water at nahant beach is actually comfortable and i was in fl for ten years. So it seems like 70-73 in the shallows (4-5 feet deep)

That will cool off tomorrow when a 20kt SW wind moves in. Upwelling FTL.

Unless its due to NW winds with fresh cold as a low is barreling up the coast on January. Then it's decidedly ftw.

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ORH hit 90F as well, making it an official heat wave there. Only the 2nd since 1991. The other was in July 2011. Tomorrow will have a great shot at being the first 4 day heat wave there since 1991. As mentioned yesterday, the other 4 day heat waves that occurred at the current airport site in addition to July 1991 were August 1988, August 1953, August 1949, and July 1949.

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ORH hit 90F as well, making it an official heat wave there. Only the 2nd since 1991. The other was in July 2011. Tomorrow will have a great shot at being the first 4 day heat wave there since 1991. As mentioned yesterday, the other 4 day heat waves that occurred at the current airport site in addition to July 1991 were August 1988, August 1953, August 1949, and July 1949.

Some stinker snow winters followed those 4 day.

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Some stinker snow winters followed those 4 day.

 

 

Lol...lets hope that isn't a harbinger of things to come next winter. '49-'50 wasn't that bad (esp interior), but the others were horrific. At least the "would-be" record in 1944 (it was right before the airport site but would have easily done 7 in a row even taking elevation into acoount) had a good winter after it.

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Up to 15 days at or above 90F for TAN

5/30 90F

5/31 93F

6/24 95F

6/25 93F

6/26 90F

7/4 91F

7/5 93F

7/6 93F

7/7 93F

7/8 91F

7/14 91F

7/15 93F

7/16 93F

7/17 91F

7/18 92F current high today

Tack on tomorrow and Saturday and I make it 17 making a run for 20 days.

I can't recall a stretch like this in the 9 years I've been here.

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Some stinker snow winters followed those 4 day.

Lol...lets hope that isn't a harbinger of things to come next winter. '49-'50 wasn't that bad (esp interior), but the others were horrific. At least the "would-be" record in 1944 (it was right before the airport site but would have easily done 7 in a row even taking elevation into acoount) had a good winter after it.

Very small sample size but a bit of a flag.

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Really shallow...problem is that it gets mixed out pretty fast with a few days of stronger offshore winds.

 

Yeah people always speak of that, but that water can easily go poof with an offshore wind or even a regular old low pressure south of SNE. It's the chicken or the egg argument. It's not always warm water driving and contorting the pattern so that a big fat ridge is there.

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Certainly a more amplified pattern on the euro next week. Haven't seen low pressure depicted like that in a long time.

 

Tuesday would be quite the difference from this week if the Euro panned out...shawls for MPM?

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