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Hope so. Keep hearing rain mentioned on Saturday but Upton says its dry

Another strong shortwave is going to approach from the mid-west but right now it looks to impact from Philly on south. Something to note, the models two days out were way to south with last nights rain. A majority of what fell this morning was over the LHV and New England.

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Another strong shortwave is going to approach from the mid-west but right now it looks to impact from Philly on south. Something to note, the models two days out were way to south with last nights rain. A majority of what fell this morning was over the LHV and New England.

Phill and south Jersey got hit hard

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Be that as it may, you can't use the vegetation as the reason thus far as LGA's maximum was 88F, actually a degree cooler than NYC.

 

Additionally, it's important to note that LGA and Central Park are only about 5 miles from each other in distance, while Central Park to the EWR station is about 13-14 miles. So on gradient days like yesterday when 850's are cooling from the northeast, NYC will expectedly be closer in temperature to LGA than EWR.

 

So far this summer I haven't noticed any glaring issues with Central Park. We'll probably see them pop up when we get the widespread 90+ days.

 

the central park asos is a joke. pic from last year:

 

CPK_ASOS_Jun_2013_6.jpg

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sooner or later it will get even hot enough in KNYC for 90 degree weather...LGA's max so far is 88...

Certainly especially with climo continuing to dictate even higher averages for about another month. When you average close to 90, getting there is not much of a challenge anymore. 

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Be that as it may, you can't use the vegetation as the reason thus far as LGA's maximum was 88F, actually a degree cooler than NYC.

 

Additionally, it's important to note that LGA and Central Park are only about 5 miles from each other in distance, while Central Park to the EWR station is about 13-14 miles. So on gradient days like yesterday when 850's are cooling from the northeast, NYC will expectedly be closer in temperature to LGA than EWR.

 

So far this summer I haven't noticed any glaring issues with Central Park. We'll probably see them pop up when we get the widespread 90+ days.

nnw winds expose LGA to water influence. LDJ, JFK, EWR, and TEB all hit 90

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Gotta love those fantasy long range tropical storms, noreasters and other wet periods that don't materialize

The pattern is going to become more favorable for severe weather if the heat can make it this far east. As long as the main ridge axis remains nearby we will stay in a ring of fire regime.

 

This past week didn't materialize. We were never able to fully destabilize like the Mid-Atlantic did.

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