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8 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

I think the 51 at Central Park might survive.  Pretty good gap in the rain coming and this time of year it doesn’t take much even with a north to northeast CAA setup to get 3-4-5 degrees if you see the ceilings come up to 2-3,000 feet mid afternoon 

agree with the brightening temps might surpass what was predicted

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10 minutes ago, Rtd208 said:

It looks like we will get a break from the steadier and heavier rain for a while this afternoon/evening but we should start to see rain develop again overnight and into tomorrow.

1.91 in the bucket with round one winding down. We’ll see what round 2 brings overnight into tomorrow.  Today’s 12z NAM below.

 

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I believe this is the first time since 82-83 that Newark had a cooler Memorial Day weekend high temperature than Christmas.

Data for NEWARK LIBERTY INTL AP, NJ
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Date
Max Temperature 
Min Temperature 
1982-12-25 68 40

 

Data for NEWARK LIBERTY INTL AP, NJ
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Date
Max Temperature 
Min Temperature 
1983-05-28 68 48
1983-05-29 63 57
1983-05-30 71 61

 

Data for NEWARK LIBERTY INTL AP, NJ
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Min Temperature 
2020-12-25 62 28


High so far of 51°

 

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2 hours ago, SnoSki14 said:

Yea it looks very midsummery by next weekend.

Upper 80s to low 90s with dewey conditions. Maybe some severe too? 

Hopefully the June heat signals more impressive heat for July. I'm hoping to see 100s at least once this year. 

One caveat is that the strongest ridging will be to our N/NE so it wouldn't surprise me if models picked up more onshore flow days as we got closer. 

Yeah this has been happening often in our recent summers and keep asking if it’s actually a northern extension of the Trades.

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4 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

It will eventually get warmer

 

So you wouldn't root for weather like this all the time, correct? I've seen you say that you would love cold/snowy weather all the time. That would not work with baseball. I've questioned you on it before and never gotten a response. I'm sure you do not mean it when you say you would like weather like that all year round, because that would mean no baseball. I know you are a big baseball fan. I love winter and snowy weather, but I would never want it in spring/summer because it would ruin so many outdoor things that happen in those seasons. Can't imagine no growing season and no baseball season.

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1 hour ago, SnowGoose69 said:

I think the 51 at Central Park might survive.  Pretty good gap in the rain coming and this time of year it doesn’t take much even with a north to northeast CAA setup to get 3-4-5 degrees if you see the ceilings come up to 2-3,000 feet mid afternoon 

I guess thats a tough record to break from the 1880s. I think many other places are still in line to see records fall. We'd have to get upper 50s, to low 60s at LGA, JFK, EWR etc.

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2 hours ago, SACRUS said:

Past memorial Days

EWR

Date --------------- Hi / low (rain)

2020 - May 25 : 77 / 58 ()
2019 - May 27:  82 / 64 ()
2018 -  May 28 : 71 / 56 ()
2017 -  May 29 : 61 / 57 (0.19)
2016 -  May 30 : 83 / 69 (1.57)
2015 - May 25 : 90 / 60 ()
2014 -  May 26: 88/ 60 ()
2013 -  May 27: 76 / 46 ()
2012 -  May 28: 91 / 70 ()
2011 -  May 30: 92 / 71 ().35)
2010 - May 31 : 89 / 66 (0.02)
2009 - May 25 : 84 / 63 ()
2008 - May 26 : 84 / 54 ()
2007 - May 28 : 86 / 66 ()
2006 - May 29 : 94 / 63 ()
2005 - May 30 : 78 / 58  ()
2004 - May 31 : 66 / 57 (0.36)
2003 - May 26 : 50 / 51 (1.29)
2002 - May 27 : 76 / 60 ()
2001 - May 28 : 75 / 58 (0.04)
2000 - May 28 : 66 / 54 ()
1999 - May 31 : 90 / 64 ()
1998 - May 25 : 70 / 60 (0.53)
1997 - May 26 : 72 / 55 ()
1996 - May 27 : 65 / 52 (0.13)
1995 - May 28 : 82 / 60 (0.95)
1994 -  May 30 : 88 / 58 ()
 

EWR record low

5/29: 40 (1936)
5/30: 39 (1949)
5/31: 44 (1938)

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6 hours ago, nycwinter said:

did you enjoy having the heat turned on last night? i did :)

 

5 hours ago, forkyfork said:

what's to stop you from turning the heat on in july?

Good afternoon forky / NYCW. Actually if there is wheatger like today’s in July, nothing at all. Also it might occur if the A/C is going full blast and the house thermostat wasn’t reset for winter. As always .... 

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NYC hit a high of 51 today...if it stands it will tie a record low max for so late in the season...

below is the standard record low max's from late April to mid June...

38 on 4/29/1874

43 on 5/05/1891

44 on 5/09/1977

46 on 5/25/1967

47 on 5/27/1961

51 on 5/29/1884

52 on 6/04/1945

55 on 6/13/1982

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