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July 2016 Discussions/Observations


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Really impressive low max at Newark of only 71 degrees beating out 2009.

The high of 71 degrees was a -15 departure for daily maximum temperature.

 

7/1

 

66 in 1964

71 in 2016

74 in 2009

75 in 1995+

 

This was the 4th coolest July low max at Newark during the 2000's.

 

67...2005

68...2013

70...2004...2003...2000

71...2000...2016

72...2004...2002

73...2012...2009..2007

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Really impressive low max at Newark of only 71 degrees beating out 2009.

The high of 71 degrees was a -15 departure for daily maximum temperature.

 

7/1

 

66 in 1964

71 in 2016

74 in 2009

75 in 1995+

 

This was the 4th coolest July low max at Newark during the 2000's.

 

67...2005

68...2013

70...2004...2003...2000

71...2000...2016

72...2004...2002

73...2012...2009..2007

 

That was a very rare cool July day -8 for EWR on the day. Clouds in the way of a day like today for sure.   Should tackle on 3-4 more 90s this week at EWR.

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And no rain. Yay more brown grass

Grass is green here in Somerset County..we have had 3.37 in 2 weeks..everything has perked up..no its not lush but its not suppose to be lush in summer. Grass needs about an inch a week to keep going so as long as we get a couple tstorms a week it shouldnt brown out again

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That was a very rare cool July day -8 for EWR on the day. Clouds in the way of a day like today for sure.   Should tackle on 3-4 more 90s this week at EWR.

 

Yeah, it looks like 90's return Wednesday right into next weekend for the warmer spots west of the sea breeze in our area.

 

But the models have backed off again on the top end potential with more of a S to Locally SSE flow. A few days

ago the Euro had close to 100 for Newark but backed off again like it did for this past week.

 

Long Island will be the place to be for the cooling onshore flow.

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Grass is green here in Somerset County..we have had 3.37 in 2 weeks..everything has perked up..no its not lush but its not suppose to be lush in summer. Grass needs about an inch a week to keep going so as long as we get a couple tstorms a week it shouldnt brown out again

Only had about half that up here. Missed out on most of the heavy stuff

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Yeah, it looks like 90's return Wednesday right into next weekend for the warmer spots west of the sea breeze in our area.

 

But the models have backed off again on the top end potential with more of a S to Locally SSE flow. A few days

ago the Euro had close to 100 for Newark but backed off again like it did for this past week.

 

Long Island will be the place to be for the cooling onshore flow.

 

Last 2 runs did indeed back off on the max potential.  It does look like wed - sat 90s widespread, peaking friday with 850 temps in the 18 - 21c range (mid-upper 90s) in the warmer spots pending on clouds/showers etc.  Beyond there another 2-3 days of 90s possible 7/18 -7/21.  7/23 - 7/26 more troughing is modeled over the northeast with temps near normal.

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Agree-nothing all that remarkable so far and far from any record high type stuff.   95 in July occurs at least 5 times a month

 

July 2013 was the last time that we saw either a 100 degree reading or a July record high temperature at Newark.

 

All the warm season record high temperatures there since then have been in May, August, and September.

 

Newark warm season record highs since July 2013:

5/28/16...96

8/17/15...97

9/7/15.....95

9/8/15.....98

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July 2013 was the last time that we saw either a 100 degree reading or a July record high temperature at Newark.

 

All the warm season record high temperatures there since then have been in May, August, and September.

 

Newark warm season record highs since July 2013:

5/28/16...96

8/17/15...97

9/7/15.....95

9/8/15.....98

 

July 2013 was the last time that we saw either a 100 degree reading or a July record high temperature at Newark.

 

All the warm season record high temperatures there since then have been in May, August, and September.

 

Newark warm season record highs since July 2013:

5/28/16...96

8/17/15...97

9/7/15.....95

9/8/15.....98

 

July 2013 ended 4 years of excessive summer heat.  Summers 2010 to 2013 were infernos.   The heat broke suddenly around 7/25 or so in 2013 and it's been cooler since then.  also coincided with the big +PDO which favors the ridge out west.

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Brian5671, on 10 Jul 2016 - 1:59 PM, said:Brian5671, on 10 Jul 2016 - 1:59 PM, said:Brian5671, on 10 Jul 2016 - 1:59 PM, said:

July 2013 ended 4 years of excessive summer heat.  Summers 2010 to 2013 were infernos.   The heat broke suddenly around 7/25 or so in 2013 and it's been cooler since then.  also coincided with the big +PDO which favors the ridge out west.

The five warmest summers (June-Aug) at this station since 1977 are:

2010,2005,1999,1988 and 1993 in that order. While 11,12 and 13 were AN, they didn't crack the top 5.

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The five warmest summers (June-Aug) at this station since 1977 are:

2010,2005,1999,1988 and 1993 in that order. While 11,12 and 13 were AN, they didn't crack the top 5.

almost 40 years of keeping records is quite an accomplishment...I know how hard it can be not missing anything extreme...

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uncle W, on 10 Jul 2016 - 4:06 PM, said:

almost 40 years of keeping records is quite an accomplishment...I know how hard it can be not missing anything extreme...

Thanks Unc...I have written records going back to 1973 when I was 13 years old and I was doing it even prior to that. My mother used to tell me how she would take me for walks when I was little, even when it was cold and snowing...maybe that's how it started lol.

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The five warmest summers (June-Aug) at this station since 1977 are:

2010,2005,1999,1988 and 1993 in that order. While 11,12 and 13 were AN, they didn't crack the top 5.

 

Yeah, the record heat focused in July from 2011 to 2013 after the warmest JJA on record in 2010.

 

Warmest Julys for Newark and monthly max

 

2011....82.7...108

1993....82.6...105

2010....82.3...103

1999....82.0...103

1994....81.9...99

2013....80.9...101

2012....80.8...104

88/55...80.5...101

2002....80.1...100

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Thanks Unc...I have written records going back to 1973 when I was 13 years old and I was doing it even prior to that. My mother used to tell me how she would take me for walks when I was little, even when it was cold and snowing...maybe that's how it started lol.

Don I also started my records in 1973 (July 1st) for the Clifton, NJ area but I got a later start than you, I was 23,  2 years after getting discharged from the Army.

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I have my old obs from 1963-1965...I used Central Parks readings but used my own description of events...I started taking measurements and having my own equipment in 1988...I did take video's of snowfalls from November 1982 to 2003 missing a few hear and there...I found my corner of NYC was a little different than Manhattan...I would change to rain faster...be cooler in the Summer most days...I'd be a degree or two higher on cold days being in a cement jungle...Staten Island is as hot as Newark in the day time and cooler than Manhattan at night...

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Don I also started my records in 1973 (July 1st) for the Clifton, NJ area but I got a later start than you, I was 23,  2 years after getting discharged from the Army.

Wow same year as me...I consider my "official" records to run from 1977 for Temps and 1981 for precip. I still use the old AAWO observation sheets (anyone remember them?)to record everything for every day...have those sheets going back to 1986.
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Wow same year as me...I consider my "official" records to run from 1977 for Temps and 1981 for precip. I still use the old AAWO observation sheets (anyone remember them?)to record everything for every day...have those sheets going back to 1986.

I used to see your obs in the Weather Shelter paper put out by the NJWO's...I was a member in the late 80's to mid 90's...

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