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47 minutes ago, SACRUS said:

There are only 4 days  in July at Newark (EWR) that did not reach 100 (+)

7/12:  99 (2011)
7/24: 99 (2010)
7/25: 98 (1999)
7/26: 99 (2005)

NYC July days that did not reach 100

 

7/11: 98 (1988)
7/12: 99 (1966)
7/16: 99 (1980)
7/24: 97 (2010)
7/25: 97 (1999)
7/26: 98 (1940)
7/27: 98 (1963),1940)
7/28: 97 (1999)
7/29: 99(1949)
7/30:  98 (1988)
 

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1 hour ago, BombsAway1288 said:

Feel invigorating! Perfect weather in the middle of July. Why people need 90's and humidity day after day is beyond me

How you feel invigorated from cool weather, others get the same from hot and humid summer days. Don't have to feel the same way. Just accept it. It's like trying to explain to the rest of the world why we are all obsessed with snowstorms in winter. 

With that said, tonight is a pretty enjoyable night. I don't dislike this weather at all. I just like what's coming this weekend more B)

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1 hour ago, tdp146 said:

How you feel invigorated from cool weather, others get the same from hot and humid summer days. Don't have to feel the same way. Just accept it. It's like trying to explain to the rest of the world why we are all obsessed with snowstorms in winter. 

With that said, tonight is a pretty enjoyable night. I don't dislike this weather at all. I just like what's coming this weekend more B)

Fair point. I work outside so maybe that's why I don't understand it so much. This is going to be one of those weekends where I wish I had an office job haha.

Enjoy it to everyone that well, enjoys it. August is right around the corner, with cooler nights towards the end of the month and the home stretch of summer ;)

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7 hours ago, tdp146 said:

How you feel invigorated from cool weather, others get the same from hot and humid summer days. Don't have to feel the same way. Just accept it. It's like trying to explain to the rest of the world why we are all obsessed with snowstorms in winter. 

With that said, tonight is a pretty enjoyable night. I don't dislike this weather at all. I just like what's coming this weekend more B)

That's not an apples to apples comparison. The coming weekend would be the winter equivalent of around 0 degrees or colder with winds, which is just as bad for most like a HI of 100-105. A very small minority actually enjoys either extreme. 

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The coming heat wave will push LGA into the top ten warmest July's.

Very impressive how many top ten warmest July's there have been in more recent times.

LGA is currently 79.7 and +2.5. Expect that number to go above 80 with the departure climbing to 3+.

 

#1...82.8...2010

#2...81.9...1999

#3...81.2...2013

#4...80.8...1966...1955

#5...80.7...2006

#6...80.6...1994

#7...80.5...2012

#8...80.4...2011...1952

#9...80.1...1993

#10..80.0...2008

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8 hours ago, SACRUS said:

NYC July days that did not reach 100

 

7/11: 98 (1988)
7/12: 99 (1966)
7/16: 99 (1980)
7/24: 97 (2010)
7/25: 97 (1999)
7/26: 98 (1940)
7/27: 98 (1963),1940)
7/28: 97 (1999)
7/29: 99(1949)
7/30:  98 (1988)
 

I cant' seem to wrap my mind around this statistic. Can you paraphrase? I keep reading it as days in July that failed to reach 100, as if all other July months have a 100 degree reading (which I know is not accurate). Can you clarify? My other interpretation is this referring to dates that fell a few degrees short of a 100...?

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7 minutes ago, Shades said:

I cant' seem to wrap my mind around this statistic. Can you paraphrase? I keep reading it as days in July that failed to reach 100, as if all other July months have a 100 degree reading (which I know is not accurate). Can you clarify? My other interpretation is this referring to dates that fell a few degrees short of a 100...?

I think it means days when the record high is below 100. All other july days have a record high of 100+. 

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1 hour ago, SnoSki14 said:

That's not an apples to apples comparison. The coming weekend would be the winter equivalent of around 0 degrees or colder with winds, which is just as bad for most like a HI of 100-105. A very small minority actually enjoys either extreme. 

There was no intent to make an apples to apples comparison. My point is that we are all passionate about weather -just not all passionate about the same weather. 

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9 hours ago, Morris said:

Still 82 here. Meanwhile, in Westhampton it's 61 already. They can hit upper 40's.

Looks like they made it to 54. Upper 40s seemed like a stretch even for them this time of year. I was watching other nearby stations on wunderground (I know, they can't be trusted) but none were even within 5 degrees of FOK most were 10+.  That place is something else. 

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1 hour ago, SnoSki14 said:

That's not an apples to apples comparison. The coming weekend would be the winter equivalent of around 0 degrees or colder with winds, which is just as bad for most like a HI of 100-105. A very small minority actually enjoys either extreme. 

I would say that much of it comes down to curiosity as to see what a given extreme really feels like. So to that extent there is great interest in these extremes.

Going up on the LB Boardwalk was as impressive an experience with a 100 temp and 75 dewpoint on 7/5/99 as the several days of

0 degrees and 30 to 40 mph winds during some winters. 

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2 hours ago, bluewave said:

The coming heat wave will push LGA into the top ten warmest July's.

Very impressive how many top ten warmest July's there have been in more recent times.

LGA is currently 79.7 and +2.5. Expect that number to go above 80 with the departure climbing to 3+.

 

#1...82.8...2010

#2...81.9...1999

#3...81.2...2013

#4...80.8...1966...1955

#5...80.7...2006

#6...80.6...1994

#7...80.5...2012

#8...80.4...2011...1952

#9...80.1...1993

#10..80.0...2008

As others have said in here warmer than average is the new average, so we end up 1 or 2 above the norms it's really average for the last 10 years or so.

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48 minutes ago, WEATHERBUFF said:

As others have said in here warmer than average is the new average, so we end up 1 or 2 above the norms it's really average for the last 10 years or so.

The 2010-2015 July average departure at LGA is +2.9. So when the new 1991-2020 30 year averages come out, there will be a nice July average temp increase.

2015....+1.8

2014....-0.4

2013...+3.8

2012...+3.1

2011...+3.3

2010...+5.7

 

 

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3 hours ago, dWave said:

I think it means days when the record high is below 100. All other july days have a record high of 100+. 

Yes.  I meant record highs which failed to reach 100.  All other days have maxed out at 100 or above.

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4 hours ago, Shades said:

I cant' seem to wrap my mind around this statistic. Can you paraphrase? I keep reading it as days in July that failed to reach 100, as if all other July months have a 100 degree reading (which I know is not accurate). Can you clarify? My other interpretation is this referring to dates that fell a few degrees short of a 100...?

Record highs that did not reach 100 degrees.  All other July days had record highs at or above 100

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For the 14 day period starting Friday, 7/22 the GFS is predicting 12 will be at least 90degs., with little precipitation to boot.    A TS is in the mid-Atlantic  at the end of the run, having come off African coast near 10N on the 28th.   We will see if any of this is real.

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