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Whatever man, it isn't a non-event for everyone. Here is Mount Holly's disco

No one said it wasn't going to rain or there wasn't going to be a coastal low. But when you have a clown like Bastardi jump in the past 5 days from hyping the UKMET to the GGEM to the NAM (but notably not his favorite EURO) so he can continue his Twitter storyline instead of facing reality, one then wonders why people lose respect for weather people.

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No one said it wasn't going to rain or there wasn't going to be a coastal low. But when you have a clown like Bastardi jump in the past 5 days from hyping the UKMET to the GGEM to the NAM (but notably not his favorite EURO) so he can continue his Twitter storyline instead of facing reality, one then wonders why people lose respect for weather people.

If he's a clown why are you reading his tweets or forecasts ?

I usually don't follow people I think are " clowns "

Makes sense ?

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So much for the extreme cool shot as this week will run above normal when all is said and done...yes its cooler after that but really not far from normal levels which are dropping

This week will likely be near normal and it's very likely next week will be below normal. The only really warm day this week is Thursday and it's not even that warm. 

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The cool shot will be highly moderated and only last from about the 14th-18th before warmer than normal air begins to rebuild once again. WAR should retrograde back westward w/ the mean trough shifting into the U-MW for late September. Overall, the next few weeks should not be predominately cool in the East. I anticipate most days to be near average or warmer than normal, with the late September regime probably continuing into October (at least early). Of course, some may disagree with the aforementioned assertions, but I believe the analogs and near term drivers to be highly supportive of a normal-warmer than normal regime for the better part of the next 3-4 weeks.

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+9.1 on temps here so far this month. Going to need much more than 3-5 days of cooler than normal temps to knock us back down to 0.

 

Interestingly enough, my mean temp of 75.5 for September 1-7th is higher than my max mean temp for July of 74.3. Yes, if we break it down by weeks, there would be higher absolute temperatures. However, as far as temperature departures, the first week of September was the most anomalous week of the season for warmth.

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Yesterday was probably the last 90 degree day in NYC for the rest of 2014.

The +8.2 at Central Park through yesterday should start dropping as this

week probably finishes closer to normal. So the positive departure for this

month will mostly be a result of the first week. 91 should be the high for

this September coming in behind the 96 of last September.

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The CFS says the highest temps for Central Park for the rest of the month is 81F. 

 

First chance to challenge this will be Thu/Fri.  Depending on cloud cover and if it stays dry.  Beyond there some longer range hints at more ridging into the 17th or so but its late in the season by then. 

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Yesterday was probably the last 90 degree day in NYC for the rest of 2014.

The +8.2 at Central Park through yesterday should start dropping as this

week probably finishes closer to normal. So the positive departure for this

month will mostly be a result of the first week. 91 should be the high for

this September coming in behind the 96 of last September.

 

Agree, although another surge into the mid/upper 80s cant be ruled out. 

 

The first week (+8 to +10) will contribute significantly to the likely monthly positives but there should be continued at or above normal the next  5 days (through the 9/12).   Today will be a +2 to +4 for most sites Mon - Wed looks 0 to +3 before +4 to +6 by Thu/Fri. All of the stronger positives largely contingent on any rain/cloud cover.  We should see the first negatives next weekend (9/13 - 9/16).  Beyond there is a bit uncertain. 

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Agree, although another surge into the mid/upper 80s cant be ruled out. 

 

The first week (+8 to +10) will contribute significantly to the likely monthly positives but there should be continued at or above normal the next  5 days (through the 9/12).   Today will be a +2 to +4 for most sites Mon - Wed looks 0 to +3 before +4 to +6 by Thu/Fri. All of the stronger positives largely contingent on any rain/cloud cover.  We should see the first negatives next weekend (9/13 - 9/16).  Beyond there is a bit uncertain. 

 

Yeah, the first 7 days of September were +7.4( NYC) and Sunday was only +2 after the cold front passed. We lost the source of

the warm up from 8/25-9/6 which was the big -PNA drop. So far there is no sign in the modeling that will be coming

back anytime soon.

 

 

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The 12z Euro out to 42hr really drenches Southern New Jersey with not much rain getting

further north than Monmouth CO.

About 75 miles further north than the 00z run.

 

Dry air is still winning out up here, especially north of Philly.

 

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I've been keeping a close eye on the HRRR which has been consistently showing the rain hitting a brick wall around CNJ.

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