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It's looking like this will be the first July since 2004 when JFK doesn't reach 90 degrees.

This matches the trough in the GL and MW with strong onshore flow to the east over our area.

 

July high temperature at JFK

 

2014....88 so far

2013...100

2012....99

2011...103

2010...101

2009....90

2008....92

2007....90

2006....95

2005....92

2004....86

 

 

 

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It's looking like this will be the first July since 2004 when JFK doesn't reach 90 degrees.

This matches the trough in the GL and MW with strong onshore flow to the east over our area.

July high temperature at JFK

2014....88 so far

2013...100

2012....99

2011...103

2010...101

2009....90

2008....92

2007....90

2006....95

2005....92

2004....86

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Not for this section though but i know all of us come october/november will be praying this -EPO regime we've been in since last year wont be going anywhere this winter. This summer has been comfortable and not overwhelmingly hot and humid because of it. We wouldnt be having an early winter discussion thread if it was forecasted to be a raging la nina, +EPO and no blocking thats for sure :lol:

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so far July is averaging 76.8 in KNYC...It's 0.7 degrees above the long term average since 1869...The 1981-2010 average is 76.8...July will probably end up close to normal...

Literally no major heat the whole month and and all we can muster is near normal when compared to the warmest 30 year period...what has to happen around here to get a month below normal for crying out loud?

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The Euro has dew points in the 40's and 50's from Monday night through at least Friday when the WAR starts creeping west. Some surface temps in the upper 40's are showing up about 100 miles NW of NYC during the early morning hours on Wednesday.

 

Deep trough extends from Montana down to the gulf coast and then up to Nova Scotia.

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The Euro has dew points in the 40's and 50's from Monday night through at least Friday when the WAR starts creeping west. Some surface temps in the upper 40's are showing up about 100 miles NW of NYC during the early morning hours on Wednesday.

 

Deep trough extends from Montana down to the gulf coast and then up to Nova Scotia.

Wow, that's a late Sept look. Assuming warm/humid as we head into next weekend?

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So to sum up the pattern, nice cool 2 days coming up, cold front with showers/storms then another cooldown and then WAR nudges west next Friday/Sat?

Deja vu? Oh and when the WAR nudges west again we can maybe expect a few 90F readings for like a day or two. It's really only a matter of time before even the chance of another 90F readings becomes obsolete. 

 

OT: First time this month I noticed the subtle change in the daylight hours when I woke up a few minutes after 5am and it was still dark out when a few weeks ago there was a good deal of light showing up by then. 

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The WAR is going to be anchored closer to the Maritimes so the heat potential 

will be limited. The surface high will be centered pretty far north so there

should be plenty of onshore flow here. 

 

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Models have been building the WAR in further west  post this timeframe (7/31) in the 8/1 - 8/6 period.  But agreed overall, that its warm and humid and not prolonged or strong heat.  EDIT - for some reason your image was showing 7/30 now its 8/3. 

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So to sum up the pattern, nice cool 2 days coming up, cold front with showers/storms then another cooldown and then WAR nudges west next Friday/Sat?

 

7/25 - 7/26 : Near normal

7/27 - 7/28 : Warmer/humid (+2 to +5)

7/29 - 8/1 : Cooler (-5 to -10)  than normal peaking 7/30

8/1 - 8/6 : Warm/humid

8/7 : who knows

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The WAR is going to be anchored closer to the Maritimes so the heat potential

will be limited. The surface high will be centered pretty far north so there

should be plenty of onshore flow here.

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Question, if the WAR is associated with the subtropical ridge and we have an easterly flow south of the high would would that be considered part of the trade winds?
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Slight risk Sunday for CNJ. Likely extend into Monday too. Any severe wx will depend on timing. But these southerly flow convective events , tend to be more heavy rain producers for our area.

Heading to Bwi for the conference now.

Have a good time weathergun.

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Just beautiful morning out there, very LA-ish feel today.

 

Looks like another gem of a summer weekend coming up with temps in the mid to upper 80s (maybe some reach 90 sunday in the warmer spots of s/c/ne-nj) and storms holding off till late sunday or Monday.

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This summer has been amazing.  Just days and days and days of 80-85 and tolerable humidity.

 

+1.

 

This has been by far the most pleasant summer I've experienced since moving to NYC in 2009.  Some of those stretches of triple digits in 2010-2012 were unbearable... if you take the subway to work, you especially know what I mean.

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