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Hopefully with all this rains, the heats will cools downs.
Yes. This lovely rain brought the temps down to around 77 here today. All the plants are enjoying it a great deal. A farmer told me the other day that everything is ripening faster due to this unusual heat.
Not so. Lake effect has a HUGE influence not just on the cities close to hte lakes, but also cities like NYC and Phily. Whenever a STRONG cold front comes through in the winter, you typically get alot of lake effect clouds (down as far south as the delmarva)
Many times the precip (ie Lake effect snows) only goes as far down as say Binghamton or NW NJ, but the lingering clouds are a huge factor for much of the northeast. That's typically why you add to the more frequent cloudy days......
Only when those strong NNW winds die down is when things usually start to "clear" out.
Today was one of those days where it was blustery outside and up and down the east coast. It reminded me of this thread where everyone kind of piled on.....well, looks like what I said above was true.
I happened to check w/some family who were traveling up i-95 today and the lake effect was certainly taking effect like I said in this post. Snows in interior PA and upstate NY, and lingering clouds making it a cloudy day for most of the state of NJ w/brisk NW winds and temps not making it out of the 30's.
this is all the result of a strong cold front coming through the area....
Today was one of those days where it was blustery outside and up and down the east coast. It reminded me of this thread where everyone kind of piled on.....well, looks like what I said above was true.
I happened to check w/some family who were traveling up i-95 today and the lake effect was certainly taking effect like I said in this post. Snows in interior PA and upstate NY, and lingering clouds making it a cloudy day for most of the state of NJ w/brisk NW winds and temps not making it out of the 30's.
this is all the result of a strong cold front coming through the area....
We get Nor'easters here the same as other ecosystems in the NE.
Just throwing that out there, lol.
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