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JerseyWx

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More dramatic than that. The past several days it's been in the mid/upper 80s/90F at my location and upper 60s (even mid 60s occasionally) on the beach front with a gusty south wind. Nice for those who live on the coast and want to save on A/C. Living near the Monmouth coast, I don't think one would need to install their A/C until mid June.

It's incredible how much the temperature can change in such a short distance at the Jersey Shore. I was in Avon last week, and about a quarter mile off the beach it was already 5-7 degrees warmer.

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uncle W

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Spring 2016 ends up averaging 55.0...well above the average...precipitation was well below average...the last two springs had less than ten inches of precip...That has not happened since 1985-86...

Spring temperature and precipitation...max temperature from 3/1 to 5/31...
year.....ave temp....precip"....max temp......
1869..........47.2......10.15................................

1870..........48.6......10.27..........
1871..........52.2......12.61..........
1872..........47.1........8.71..........
1873..........47.1........9.94..........
1874..........45.7......13.13..........
1875..........45.8........7.99...........
1876..........47.2......14.88......87
1877..........47.7........9.24......88
1878..........52.3........8.43......84
1879..........50.6........9.76......86

1880..........51.5........8.18......96
1881..........48.4........9.96......93
1882..........48.2........8.37......80
1883..........47.0........8.03......82
1884..........48.5......11.18......86
1885..........46.6........4.95......87
1886..........50.2......12.08......86
1887..........47.5........6.20......87
1888..........44.7......13.13......84
1889..........51.5......11.00......91

1890..........48.3......10.80......81
1891..........47.8........8.44......82
1892..........47.4........9.73......81
1893..........46.7......13.50......85
1894..........51.0........7.27......85
1895..........49.3........7.59......96
1896..........50.6........9.06......92
1897..........50.9......10.83......81
1898..........50.6......12.75......86
1899..........49.9........8.60......88

1900..........47.7........9.23......90
1901..........47.9......18.52......85
1902..........51.3........9.22......86
1903..........54.2........7.97......89
1904..........48.8........9.25......89
1905..........50.6........6.60......81
1906..........50.1......16.47......90
1907..........48.5......11.08......85
1908..........52.3......13.16......88
1909..........49.1......11.17......83

1910..........53.0........7.51......82
1911..........48.7........8.12......86
1912..........50.1......16.63......89
1913..........52.7......15.69......89
1914..........49.6......10.43......95
1915..........50.1........7.10......92
1916..........47.4......11.33......81
1917..........47.3......11.00......84
1918..........52.7......11.15......91
1919..........51.8......12.99......92

1920..........48.9......13.26......82
1921..........55.2......10.19......89
1922..........52.4......11.30......86
1923..........49.0........8.37......86
1924..........48.5......14.47......75
1925..........51.9........9.43......91
1926..........47.7........6.81......83
1927..........50.2........8.95......90
1928..........48.9........9.73......80
1929..........52.6......14.09......93

1930..........50.8........7.96......91
1931..........51.0......13.00......93
1932..........49.4......11.11......90
1933..........51.1......16.46......90
1934..........50.4......13.11......90
1935..........51.0........5.06......89
1936..........52.5......11.72......92
1937..........50.4......10.90......93
1938..........52.9........8.96......89
1939..........51.1........9.93......96

1940..........47.5......17.80......83
1941..........52.5........7.70......96
1942..........54.0........8.78......92
1943..........49.6......10.44......89
1944..........51.2......11.91......92
1945..........55.3......11.23......86
1946..........54.0......11.44......87
1947..........49.4......11.63......86
1948..........51.1......14.35......87
1949..........53.3........9.49......92

1950..........47.9........7.05......82
1951..........52.6......12.99......90
1952..........52.0......13.83......83
1953..........53.6......18.31......90
1954..........51.7........9.05......85
1955..........53.5........8.32......90
1956..........48.1......10.01......89
1957..........52.7......10.17......87
1958..........50.8......12.58......82
1959..........53.4........7.01......94

1960..........50.0........8.98......87
1961..........50.1......12.91......85
1962..........53.6........7.23......99
1963..........52.8........7.04......86
1964..........52.7........8.23......94
1965..........52.3........6.97......94
1966..........51.3........7.89......85
1967..........47.5......13.50......81
1968..........52.6......14.67......82
1969..........53.8......10.39......97

1970..........51.6......11.00......93
1971..........50.8......10.99......85
1972..........51.1......16.86......86
1973..........53.1......16.16......86
1974..........52.8......13.88......92
1975..........51.3........9.74......93
1976..........53.2......10.56......96
1977..........55.2......12.87......92
1978..........50.7......14.26......90
1979..........54.9......14.67......94

1980..........53.8......21.00......90
1981..........54.4........8.17......87
1982..........52.4......10.66......84
1983..........52.2......29.15......85
1984..........50.1......22.66......85
1985..........55.5........9.04......88
1986..........55.2........7.07......94
1987..........54.1......12.28......97
1988..........52.5........9.57......91
1989..........52.2......19.43......86

1990..........52.9......17.86......91
1991..........56.3......11.95......93
1992..........50.5........9.86......93
1993..........52.9......12.48......92
1994..........52.7......13.01......91
1995..........52.9........6.39......87
1996..........50.7......12.78......96
1997..........51.0......11.09......83
1998..........54.6......19.07......87
1999..........53.0........9.98......89

2000..........53.9......11.34......93
2001..........52.5......11.32......92
2002..........53.6......10.63......96
2003..........50.5......11.20......88
2004..........54.1......12.87......87
2005..........51.1......11.18......87
2006..........54.0......10.98......88
2007..........51.0......20.28......91
2008..........52.5......10.86......84
2009..........53.1......11.61......92

2010..........57.1......16.69......92
2011..........53.7......16.65......89
2012..........56.9........9.90......89
2013..........52.0......12.21......90

2014..........51.3......15.89......89

2015..........53.6........8.66......88

2016..........55.0........6.53......92

1870-79......48.4......10.50......
1880-89......48.4........9.31......96
1890-99......49.2........9.86......96
1900-09......50.1......11.27......90
1910-19......50.3......11.20......95
1920-29......50.5......10.66......93
1930-39......51.1......10.82......96
1940-49......51.8......11.48......96
1950-59......51.6......10.93......94
1960-69......51.7........9.78......99
1970-79......52.5......13.10......96
1980-89......53.2......14.90......97
1990-99......52.8......12.45......96
2000-09......52.8......12.23......96
2010-16......54.2......12.36......92

1870-
2009..........51.0......11.32......95
1980-
2009..........52.9......13.19......96

 

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LongBeachSurfFreak

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The sea breeze when I was in CT on Sunday was also fantastic. It was gorgeous down at the shore and the

breeze was still pretty good about 5 miles inland.

I can remember an Ambrose Jet day back in the 80's that also had severe gusts on a squall line gust front.

While I am not sure of the exact date, the winds peeled off a section of a flat roof apartment complex on

Shore Road near Monroe beach.

Before my time but have heard story's. Guys said 70mph gusts and just mayhem. 12 foot surf at 7 seconds aka monster white cap after monster white cap. Usually when we have 12 foot waves periods are 12 seconds and above. Pretty cool science bet understood by surfers. I have only seen 55ish Ambrose get in the early 2000s and it was unforgettable

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I have seen Ambrose jet events with 50mph gusts right at the beach and just an absolute sandstorm. As in if you weren't wearing pants your legs would get shredded. The interesting thing is most other times we have winds that strong and it's not raining its winter westerlys and no ones on the beach. The dry sand with winds that strong make a mini Sahara

Yep, I've been in that before. April/May, even some of June on the beach can be brutal late in the afternoon. Luckily this year seems to have done well on the backdoor-front misery makers in the spring. 

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bluewave

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Thanks everyone. It was a long vacation lol

 

The biggest rainstorm since February 24th was your welcome back. Maybe this means the drought pattern is finally shifting... I am rooting for that warm front to really produce this weekend since this pattern has been so boring.

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The biggest rainstorm since February 24th was your welcome back. Maybe this means the drought pattern is finally shifting... I am rooting for that warm front to really produce this weekend since this pattern has been so boring.

Haha. Got somewhat shafted last weekend. I had one 3"+ total while away but I can't recall the date.
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jm1220

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9 soldiers dead at Fort Hood from flash floods there. :(

 

That's about an hour drive north of me.

 

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/9-fort-hood-soldiers-dead-texas-flooding-tragedy-n585126

 

Where I am, last May had much more rain than this May (I had about 9" or so this May vs 20" last May), but there were areas of much heavier rain including at Austin's airport that flooded some of the main rivers, including the Colorado and Blanco Rivers. 

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PB GFI

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NNJ posters ...

 

Was up in Wantage NJ yesterday right off 23 . 95 miles from Colts Neck . I could be making the trek up there everyday this time next year .

What are the nicer areas up there if I needed to pick up another place so I don`t have to commute daily in bad weather  , Crystal springs  ish ? 

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NNJ posters ...

 

Was up in Wantage NJ yesterday right off 23 . 95 miles from Colts Neck . I could be making the trek up there everyday this time next year .

What are the nicer areas up there if I needed to pick up another place so I don`t have to commute daily in bad weather  , Crystal springs  ish ? 

 

What are you looking for exactly. A second home?

Are you set on Wantage twp. Rather big area overall.

There are a few nice homes on the main lake in Highland Lakes for sale now or coming on in July.

Sparta, NJ is a nice in the southern part of Sussex County.

Crystal Springs is decent overall.  Don't really need to leave the complex. Not Wantage twp.

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What are you looking for exactly. A second home?

Are you set on Wantage twp. Rather big area overall.

There are a few nice homes on the main lake in Highland Lakes for sale now or coming on in July.

Crystal Springs is decent overall. Don't really need to leave the complex.

Thanks ,

Second home closer to a new project .

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bluewave

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I gave up looking in Florida because no one in my family wants to move there...I might be buying a house in Dingmans Ferry Pa...If it happens I'll be spending a lot of time up there...1230ft above sea level...

 

I enjoyed the Miami to West Palm Beach corridor on vacations. They have lucked out over the last decade with 

the longest Florida hurricane lull on record after Hurricane Wilma in 2005. 

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