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July 2018 Discussions & Observations Thread


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9 hours ago, tdp146 said:

Wow that’s impressive. The record all time high on mount Washington is only 72. 

Northern New England is the current warm departure leader through July 3rd.

BTV....+15.5

EWR...+9.8

It's official! Mount Mansfield has officially tied it's all-time record high of 84 degrees this afternoon. Think we can hit 85 degrees? #vtwx
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2 hours ago, bluewave said:

The heatwave really warmed the ocean temperatures since late last week. Some of the warmest SST departures on the planet are near the US East Coast.

https://www.worldclimateservice.com/sst/

 


NY Harb Entrance 1340            76 76  190/  4/  4 1025.8
20 S Fire Island 1350            78 79  160/  4/  4 1026.1          

This probably helping to push these dews so high, especially for so early in July. It’s a swamp out there now. I can imagine what they might be in a few weeks if WAR holds firm ... 

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1 hour ago, bkviking said:

This probably helping to push these dews so high, especially for so early in July. It’s a swamp out there now. I can imagine what they might be in a few weeks if WAR holds firm ... 

The bouy south of Fire Island Inlet just reached 80.2 degrees. So we are now in official bath water territory. 

20 S Fire Island 1650             80  

https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=44025

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A lot is surface temp get an easterly or nw breeze and it would drop 3-5 deg but still dang warm. should be solid 80's                                                                                                                         come first part of Aug.

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20 minutes ago, bluewave said:

The bouy south of Fire Island Inlet just reached 80.2 degrees. So we are now in official bath water territory. 


20 S Fire Island 1650             80  

https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=44025

That buoy doesn’t often hit 80 in general. This has to be one of the earliest times in the year it’s done it. 

And we weren’t starting with inflated temps either. It was a generally cool spring. 

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13 minutes ago, tdp146 said:

That buoy doesn’t often hit 80 in general. This has to be one of the earliest times in the year it’s done it. 

And we weren’t starting with inflated temps either. It was a generally cool spring. 

It may also be related to this heatwave occurring with SE instead of SW or W winds.

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On 7/4/2018 at 2:21 PM, bluewave said:

It may also be related to this heatwave occurring with SE instead of SW or W winds.

I think you are right. SE wind can help blow in warmer waters off the edge of the Gulf Stream. Watch when the front goes through Friday and winds go offshore..near shore water temps will drop off a bit as the top warm layer is blown back out to sea. 

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