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51 minutes ago, Allsnow said:

Looks like 2-3 inches more of rain down by your location yet to come. Models started picking up on this prolonged storm at the end of last week but I agree, it has definitely been more impactful then originally forecasted 

I agree that some of the models sniffed it out.  This is a really interesting system that was wonky on the models with energy being held back on only a few.  I pray for this type or setup in February.  

 

I tow and salvage vessels as one of my jobs, and I fully expect bilge issues and dock line failures to ruin some people's day over the next 36 hours.  The evening's tide cycle (high for me at 1724) will be telling.  Thank God we don't have spring tides.  

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2 minutes ago, dseagull said:

I agree that some of the models sniffed it out.  This is a really interesting system that was wonky on the models with energy being held back on only a few.  I pray for this type or setup in February.  

 

I tow and salvage vessels as one of my jobs, and I fully expect bilge issues and dock line failures to ruin some people's day over the next 36 hours.  The evening's tide cycle (high for me at 1724) will be telling.  Thank God we don't have spring tides.  

For whatever reason these kinds of storms seem to happen the most in October and March.  There was that December 1992 historic storm too.

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If this were 8 -10 weeks later we would need to have had an urgent supply of Xanax IV drips brought in to all weather nuts along and north of roughly a Sandy Hook to Flemington line including metro NYC and L.I.  Mix and rain along the coast but inland CNJ and SNJ would have been a huge snowstorm measured with a yardstick while north measured with a pocket ruler.

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3.32 in the bucket here (and counting) since Friday night.  Clouds since Friday and likely remaining that way to just before sunset Wed (10/5).  Would have been a perfect weekend to head to Palm Springs.

Thu (10/6) and Fri (10/7) brief warmup to the 70s before front comes through this weekend and brings some of the seasons chilliest weather so far.  It does so far look dry for the weekend 10/9-10/10.   Cooler through about Tue 10/11 before moderating towards next Wed (10/12) as it looks now.

 

 

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17 minutes ago, MANDA said:

If this were 8 -10 weeks later we would need to have had an urgent supply of Xanax IV drips brought in to all weather nuts along and north of roughly a Sandy Hook to Flemington line including metro NYC and L.I.  Mix and rain along the coast but inland CNJ and SNJ would have been a huge snowstorm measured with a yardstick while north measured with a pocket ruler.

This storm in January would probably be better for most of the area than getting this in December.

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3 hours ago, bluewave said:

Tough for the main rains to advance north of I-78 with dewpoints in the 30s for NYC.

 

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Good morning BW. It might even be south of that with NOAA/NWS CPK 12:51 thru 04:51 showing 9 out of 17 hours with a light rain observation with only .01 accumulated. Stay well, as always …

 

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15 hours ago, bluewave said:

The sea breeze front was to our north this summer so the 100s in NYC were limited interior Brooklyn and Queens. Same goes for the higher number of 90° days. We need westerly flow like in 2010 to get a record number of 90s and 100s for our area. Even without a record number of 90s and 100s, the average summer high finished behind 2010. So plenty of days in the upper 80s to boost the highs.

 

Time Series Summary for JFK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, NY
Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending.
Rank
Year
Mean Max Temperature 
Missing Count
1 2010 85.4 0
2 2022 83.8 0
- 2016 83.8 0
- 2011 83.8 0
3 2015 83.3 0
4 2020 83.2 0
- 1971 83.2 0
5 1991 83.1 0
- 1983 83.1 0
- 1949 83.1 0


 

Time Series Summary for ISLIP-LI MACARTHUR AP, NY
Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending.
Rank
Year
Mean Max Temperature 
Missing Count
1 2010 83.4 0
2 1999 83.3 0
3 2022 83.0 0
4 2016 82.9 0
5 1966 82.7 0
6 2020 82.4 0
- 1991 82.4 0
7 2011 82.3 0
8 2019 82.0 0
9 2012 81.6 0
10 2018 81.5 0
- 2005 81.5 0

I'm curious to see the Top 10 Mean LOW temperatures for each site

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2 hours ago, WestBabylonWeather said:

Dry air may be overcome on the immediate south shore? That band is advancing 

Yeah. I’ve had steady light rain here in brightwaters for a while. Cold as a witches ti* in a brass bra though. 51*

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