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You can blame the recent +NAO, lack of high lattitude blocking and the overall progressive nature of the pattern. When you're dealing with a positively tilted trough and strong flow it's very difficult to get a coastal up here. We run into this problem all the time during the winter months. Even though the energy was potent, it really had no room to slow down and amplify the pattern.

Worked out pretty nicely last March down here. I'm tired of the SNJ specials tho...

 

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There's no huge mechanism for great below normal departures right now and probably none for above either except this Thursday of course.

Cool weather this time of year is almost always overdone as it tends to moderate considerably. We're getting to where average highs will be in the mid 70s so high of 70-73 is no big deal.

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Cool weather this time of year is almost always overdone as it tends to moderate considerably. We're getting to where average highs will be in the mid 70s so high of 70-73 is no big deal.

Could become the coldest period until Halloween if the CFS verifies. I have noticed a reoccuring pattern since late August where the cold fronts fail to materialize beyond 6 days out. This is perhaps due to the massive WAR sitting out in the Atlantic.

 

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Could become the coldest period until Halloween if the CFS verifies. I have noticed a reoccuring pattern since late August where the cold fronts fail to materialize beyond 6 days out. This is perhaps due to the massive WAR sitting out in the Atlantic.

 

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We want sept and october to be above normal especially well north and west of the city

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Could become the coldest period until Halloween if the CFS verifies. I have noticed a reoccuring pattern since late August where the cold fronts fail to materialize beyond 6 days out. This is perhaps due to the massive WAR sitting out in the Atlantic.

 

What is the Skill Level for this forecast.   A week ago it showed the MidWest below normal for Oct., didn't it?

 

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The latest Euro weeklies keep the ridge anchored to our east for the rest of the month

so more of the same with easterly flow tempering the warmth and cool potential. 

Thursday could be the last chance for Central Park to hit 85 for the rest of the month.

Overall pattern looks like typical mid to late September temperatures for our area.

 

http://fox12weather.wordpress.com/2014/09/08/monthly-ecmwf-run-ridge-stays-nearby/

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The shore is 68 and overcast with on and off drizzle

So is the rest of the state of NJ, maybe a little warmer. Nobody believes that he's partly sunny. It brightened up here around 3:00 for about ten minutes but the visible loop shows the overcast moving back in as the next low attempts to come up the coast.

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