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May 2019 General Discussions & Observations Thread


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Those on the south side of the front are reaping the warmth of the ridge first 3 days of May.

LGA: -4.7
JFK: -1.9
NYC:  -1.7
EWR: -1.6
TTN: +1.1
PHL: +2.3
ACY: +4.9
BWI: +7.5
DCA : +8.1
IAD: +8.6

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13 minutes ago, SACRUS said:

Those on the south side of the front are reaping the warmth of the ridge first 3 days of May.

LGA: -4.7
JFK: -1.9
NYC:  -1.7
EWR: -1.6
TTN: +1.1
PHL: +2.3
ACY: +4.9
BWI: +7.5
DCA : +8.1
IAD: +8.6

We'll get into this warmth once the effects of a -NAO diminish going into summer. 

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6 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

We'll get into this warmth once the effects of a -NAO diminish going into summer. 

We'll get into that warmth Tuesday, but any sustained warmth is seemingly delayed to the second half of May at the soonest.

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1 hour ago, SACRUS said:

Those on the south side of the front are reaping the warmth of the ridge first 3 days of May.

LGA: -4.7
JFK: -1.9
NYC:  -1.7
EWR: -1.6
TTN: +1.1
PHL: +2.3
ACY: +4.9
BWI: +7.5
DCA : +8.1
IAD: +8.6

I wonder why LGA’s temp departure is radically different than the rest of the NYC bunch.

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1 hour ago, RedSky said:

I have yet to receive a shower or measurable precipitation this week, had fog one night that made things damp. New grass is parched, unreal.

 

Yeah it hasn’t been the wet pattern that was advertised. Only .10 last night in wantagh. Meanwhile 5 miles to my north had at least an inch. Micro climate at work with the warm season dry shore 

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The spring is turning into our most reliable season for -NAO patterns. 

May 2016...May 2017....March 2018....May 2019...

2016   0.12   1.58   0.73   0.38  -0.77  -0.43  -1.76  -1.65   0.61   0.41  -0.16   0.48
2017   0.48   1.00   0.74   1.73  -1.91   0.05   1.26  -1.10  -0.61   0.19  -0.00   0.88
2018   1.44   1.58  -0.93   1.24   2.12   1.09   1.39   1.97   1.67   0.93  -0.11   0.61
2019   0.59   0.29   1.23

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58 minutes ago, Snow88 said:

The NAO doesn't want to go positive.

If only this happen during winter.

The -NAO/-AO could persist for a while with such strong coupling between the stratosphere and troposphere. 

 

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With partial sunshine returning this afternoon, the temperature soared to 70°. At the New York Botanical Garden, the magnolia and weeping cherry blossoms have now fallen. The daffodils have faded. Nevertheless, new blooms are replacing them. Five photos from this afternoon:

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