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June 2016 Discussions/Observations


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It will be interesting to see if Newark can go the rest of the month without 95 degree 

or higher major heat. Not reaching 95 over the rest of the month would set us

up for less extreme July heat potential analogs. Remember that June 2010 to 2013

featured monthly highs of 96 to 102 and Julys in the +3 to +5 range. There have been

no +3 or higher Julys following June not reaching 95 since 1980.

 

Newark June maxes in low 90's since 1980 and the July Departure:

 

2016...91 so far

2015...93..........July....+1.6

2014...92..........July.....-0.4

1998...94..........July.....-0.2

1996...92...........July....-3.9

1992...90...........July....+0.1

1990...92............July...+1.0

1986...94............July....+0.1

1982...90............July.....+2.0

1980...94............July.....+2.5

 

Only shot appears to be 6/26-6/27 but even then may fall short.  Interesting stats.

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Regardless of what the graphic shows, I've had plenty of rain here in NNJ. We have an annual deficit here because the first half of Spring was so dry but since the end of April I've done well.

most of us have not see jack squat.  underperforming or missed events week after week. One wet week saved most of us from it being desert dry (Memorial day to June 5th)

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Eventually the tide is going to change and we will get into a wetter and more active pattern. As we know mother nature always balances itself out eventually so its only a matter of time.

 

it will be interesting to see how long this drier pattern lasts. Outside the extreme August 2014 Islip 

deluge and the Wantagh flash flood last September, it has been dry here since after the

historic rains of summer into fall 2011. It was quite a run of record rains from after

the 2001-2002 drought until 2011.

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it will be interesting to see how long this drier pattern lasts. Outside the extreme August 14 Islip 

deluge and the Wantagh flash flood last September, it has been dry here since after the

historic rains of summer into fall 2011.

The tropics are ripe. 

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it will be interesting to see how long this drier pattern lasts. Outside the extreme August 2014 Islip 

deluge and the Wantagh flash flood last September, it has been dry here since after the

historic rains of summer into fall 2011. It was quite a run of record rains from after

the 2001-2002 drought until 2011.

We've definitely flipped to a long term drier pattern after Irene.   Even with great winter snows in '13-'15 it was cold and the water equivalent was not that impressive.

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