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Euro has a surge of 65-66F dewpoints by 12z Thursday in advance of the 996-98mb surface low. That in itself is a recipe for some impressive boomers. This is the most interested I've been in a convective event so far this year.

It's too bad that we couldn't have had better timing. The atmosphere really won't have much time to destabilize.

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figures - I have been advertising no 90's through mid month then a day like today happens with unexpected sunshine most of the day and some reporting stations now have reached 90

 

http://kamala.cod.edu/nj/latest.asus41.OKX.KOKX.html

It's only a couple of spots as of now but there's still time for a bit more warming prior to the increase in clouds in any convective activity. All places around and in the city as well as EWR will avoid 90F. 

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Will the sea breeze front just to the west of the city kill the t-storms when they get here? It's interesting watching the cumulus clouds approach from the west IMBY. They just evaporate as they try to push eastward into the sea breeze front.

Interesting contrast, here in Ramsey we've flipped to almost overcast within the past hour.

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