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August 2016 Discussion/Obs


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11 minutes ago, bluewave said:

That 84 dew point at JFK would only be the second time a major ASOS station around NYC Metro was so high.

The only other 84 dew point appears to be Newark on 7/15/95.

https://www.wunderground.com/history/airport/KEWR/1995/7/15/DailyHistory.html

Looks very suspect to me. All the other stations in the area didn't come close that day.

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1 minute ago, Rjay said:

There's been a few stations in the 80s.  It's not farfetched IMO.  

Either that or it was extremely localized due to thunderstorm activity. At first glance it would appear today's oppressiveness up and down the coast has been more impressive.

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26 minutes ago, masomenos said:

Either that or it was extremely localized due to thunderstorm activity. At first glance it would appear today's oppressiveness up and down the coast has been more impressive.

I'm on the beach about 10 miles east of JFK. No t-storm activity. But the wind started crankinging right about the time that DP spiked. Local PWS in long beach was over 80 as well. I wonder if the NWS will comment on it. Would love to know if that was legit. 

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UNBELIEVABLE footage and props to the local media outlets out there paying attention to this catastrophic flooding in Lousiana... while the others are still asleep at the wheel (cnn / foxnews)

you guys HAVE to see this, this person came within seconds of dying it looks like :

 

https://twitter.com/plutonium_dove/status/764570665311670275

^ dude deserves a medal of honor or something. 

 

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