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6 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

 

There is not much W flow in the bottom 2000ft today, even above the surface.  The Sea breeze should move fast today.  Might even make it to LGA by 18-19z

 

Yep, the sea breeze front already moved through here, easily picked up on the radar. 92 here. Cumulus forming along the sea breeze front as well.

 

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1 minute ago, TWCCraig said:

 

Yep, the sea breeze front already moved through here, easily picked up on the radar. 92 here. Cumulus forming along the sea breeze front as well.

 

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Yeah it'll tend to move in over Suffolk faster on days such as this...standard NW flow days it will often enter first near JFK but W-SW sometimes it'll work in a bit slower than expected in Queens and W Nassau but it still eventually gets in

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Little side note.

Interesting,  the mesonet stations have 2 style wind sensors,  mechanical and ultrasonic, but they provide the manufacturer links for each of the sensors they use, from what i can see. So if anyone needs any weather products, aside from Davis, check it out. 

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Forecast remains on track this afternoon. CAMs have backed off on convective development for NW zones. Temperatures are already in the lower 90s, warmest across Long Island, NE NJ, and NYC metro. Heat indices range from 94 to 98. Heat Advisory remains in effect for the entire area. Sea breezes are developing across coastal CT and Long Island, but only will help level off temperature rises this afternoon. will pass through. Max heat index values will still average around 100. Warm and muggy tonight with lows in the 70s for most areas, with NYC and adjacent suburbs falling only to around 80.

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