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September 2013 Observations And Discussions


sutherlandfan

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After yesterday, Central Park is sitting at +0.6 for September. With the forecasted temps going into the last week of September, it looks like the month may finish a hair above normal.

 

 

The onshore flow this weekend and early next week could really keep the high temperatures down so I'm sure it's not impossible to finish somewhere between -0.2-0.2 this month. 

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After yesterday, Central Park is sitting at +0.6 for September. With the forecasted temps going into the last week of September, it looks like the month may finish a hair above normal.

 

 

LGA, EWR, ISP and BDR are all now negative for the month.

JFK will be negative after today.

 

NYC is running a touch warmer then all stations.

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The coastal is the remnants of 95L. We need that high to the north to speed up a little faster and help push the system closer to the coast. Right now it's a surpressed pattern with strong high pressure over northern New England.

 

On the other hand the 12z GGEM has the high displaced far enough that it allows the coastal to get close enough to throw a slug of moisture up this way. In this scenario we would have several inches of rain over a few days.

 

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The coastal is the remnants of 95L. We need that high to the north to speed up a little faster and help push the system closer to the coast. Right now it's a surpressed pattern with strong high pressure over northern New England.

On the other hand the 12z GGEM has the high displaced far enough that it allows the coastal to get close enough to throw a slug of moisture up this way. In this scenario we would have several inches of rain over a few days.

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The other models being further north, including the Euro, while the GFS plays catch up indicates to me that this is probably coming further NW than the 12z GFS had it.

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The GGEM is definitely a nor'easter, very nice pressure gradient so it could be quite gusty for coastal regions and the storm is likely to linger as it's essentially blocked from heading out to sea. 

 

Early winter test with the models perhaps? We'll see what the gfs does in future runs but all signs point to some sort of coastal low nearby. 

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These past 4 months have to have been some of the most boring months of weather I have ever experienced. The only thing that was memorable these past 4 months was the mid July high heat/high humidity affair and possibly those two almost random super hot days this month. 

 

The thunderstorm season was virtually non-existent, the overall temperatures were not too extreme this summer, and the one thing that I love following more than coastal storms/snowstorms is the hurricane season, which has been completely dead. Latest gfs shows the front could have some punch and that's the only thing noteworthy heading forward.

 

Otherwise it looks like it'll alternate between cooler and warmer weather with above normal conditions probably winning out for the rest of this month and into October. 

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We can use any moisture that we can get out here.

 

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It's a usual cycle out here of dry summers due to the influence of the marine layer, and then more active rest of the year with nor'easters and coastal storms. I think we catch up in the fall/winter. We have a long way to go before we can call this a real drought.

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These past 4 months have to have been some of the most boring months of weather I have ever experienced. The only thing that was memorable these past 4 months was the mid July high heat/high humidity affair and possibly those two almost random super hot days this month. 

 

The thunderstorm season was virtually non-existent, the overall temperatures were not too extreme this summer, and the one thing that I love following more than coastal storms/snowstorms is the hurricane season, which has been completely dead. Latest gfs shows the front could have some punch and that's the only thing noteworthy heading forward.

 

Otherwise it looks like it'll alternate between cooler and warmer weather with above normal conditions probably winning out for the rest of this month and into October. 

I'd say after Sandy, we should welcome it. I am actually enjoying the normal regime we have enjoyed for most of 2013 and I love the extremes just as much as anyone here but admittedly I needed a break after Sandy even if my backyard was only slightly impacted. My old haunts growing up along the Jersey shore of course took it on the chin and I remain distraught over the damage that was done down there.

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Wow, at 70F now in Port Jefferson, LI, and will really miss this type of weather after leaving work until the real big swing changes things. Hard to believe being in shorts with SW winds to my back will shortly yield to full clothing and--worst thing IMHO--shortened daylight. Let the snow start early if its gonna happen.

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