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July 2015 Discussion & Observations


dmillz25

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Looks like CI jack-potted this one as totals estimated by radar and reported from a Sheepshead Bay station reached 2.7".   CPK looks to be under .50".    Even going E-W across length of CI produces  1.5"  differences.

Can you tell me which site you are using to gauge rainfall amounts in various stations? Most Wunderground stations in Brooklyn depict less than 0.50" precip for today. Thanks.

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.LONG TERM /FRIDAY NIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY/...

CHANCE POP FOR SHOWERS WILL RUN THROUGH FRI NIGHT INTO SAT

MORNING WITH THE APPROACH OF A WARM FRONT AND ASSOCIATED MID LEVEL

SHORTWAVES IN QUASI-ZONAL FLOW ALOFT. INCREASING INSTABILITY AND

APPROACH OF AN UPPER TROUGH SHOULD LEAD TO SCT-NUMEROUS TSTMS SAT

AFTERNOON/EVENING...WITH FAIRLY GOOD POTENTIAL FOR SEVERE WEATHER GIVEN

DEGREE OF INSTABILITY...NW FLOW 35-40 KT ALOFT...AND VEERING LOW

LEVEL WIND PROFILES ESPECIALLY IN THE VICINITY OF THE FRONT.

THIS FRONT MAY REMAIN NEARBY THEREAFTER INTO THE WEEKEND...AND COULD

SINK BACK TO THE SOUTH AT SOME POINT FROM SUNDAY INTO MONDAY

DEPENDING ON THE STRENGTH AND POSITION OF HIGH PRESSURE OVER THE

CANADIAN MARITIMES. DUE TO THE UNCERTAINTY ON THE EXACT FRONTAL

POSITION HAVE MENTIONED MAINLY DIURNAL POP FOR BOTH SUNDAY AND

MON...THOUGH IT IS POSSIBLE MUCH OF THIS TIME COULD REMAIN DRY WITH

A DEEP LAYER UPPER RIDGE PASSING ACROSS.

 
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Would be first 90 degree day here since June 23rd.

 

The 12z Euro is showing 90+ degree potential away from the shore and has a sea breeze front

backing in from the east during the afternoon. But it looks like Staten Island hits 90 this run

by 18z before the winds turn more SE later in the afternoon.

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Has rained here 3 times so far today in Disney. Thankfully it's always quick movers. It's currently mostly cloudy and breezy and the radar is finally quiet.

Sounds like my experience in Universal the other day, a train of thunderstorms made them shut down all the outdoor rides for a few hours. Luckily we managed to stay dry.

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