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32 minutes ago, uofmiami said:

I’ll wait until inside 96hrs before getting hyped for warmth along coast here on LI. Hope the warmth doesn’t end up further W for Plains into Ohio Valley. 

Our area east of the Hudson has been a different story than NJ and interior SENY due to the onshore flow during the stronger WAA days. So we had to settle for only around + 7° for the  maxes this month vs the 10°+ and numerous 70° days west. Even though +7° is still a significant departure for highs, it will limit our March 70° potential since the average high on Long Island in March is only in the 40s for most of the month. 
 

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17 minutes ago, bluewave said:

Our area east of the Hudson has been a different story than NJ and interior SENY due to the onshore flow during the stronger WAA days. So we had to settle for only around + 7° for the  maxes this month vs the 10°+ and numerous 70° days west. Even though +7° is still a significant departure for highs, it will limit our March 70° potential since the average high on Long Island in March is only in the 40s for most of the month. 
 

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But this is normal in early Spring.  Probably will not hit 70 at all for NYC or points east in DJFM.  

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1 minute ago, bluewave said:

Even NYC will have a shot at 70° next weekend so that below 70° for DJFM may not hold. 

We'll see, but currently none of our local forecasts have any 70s in the 7 day forecast. It might happen in the first week of April instead, everything seems to be delayed a bit.

 

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1 hour ago, LibertyBell said:

But this is normal in early Spring.  Probably will not hit 70 at all for NYC or points east in DJFM.  

Departures are between +5 and +10 thus far. We're easily on track for a top 5 warmest March, easily wiping out any negative departure for Dec-Feb.

There were Marches that had higher highs but those lasted a day or two while other days were much colder. This time we're consistently much warmer than normal 

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6 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

Departures are between +5 and +10 thus far. We're easily on track for a top 5 warmest March, easily wiping out any negative departure for Dec-Feb.

There were Marches that had higher highs but those lasted a day or two while other days were much colder. This time we're consistently much warmer than normal 

It's quite pleasant, I like this weather.

If it's not going to snow, this is the type of weather we should have.

 

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3 hours ago, uofmiami said:

I’ll wait until inside 96hrs before getting hyped for warmth along coast here on LI. Hope the warmth doesn’t end up further W for Plains into Ohio Valley. 

I would think we could have an isolated warm day or two during the first half of April but a "warm pattern" probably not. I think that in the cool or possibly even cold pattern we could see a warm day if a warm front lifts just north of us briefly. There's still leftover confluence over northern New England and the Canadian Maritime provinces and the duration of any warmth should be very brief. Later in April possibly as early as sometime during the second or third week of the month may be a different story where we could have an isolated cool/cold day in a much warmer pattern (70s/low 80s).

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Just now, MJO812 said:

We have seen snow in April

Of course, but based on the lack of true Arctic air available it’s safe to hedge with highest elevations. I’m not sure if you remember 97, that storm had everything going for it and we ended up with hour after hour of white rain. As soon as we would build up a coating it would turn to drizzle over and over.

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