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If every day in June was as bad as it is today I might agree lol, but a few bad apples don't spoil the whole bunch, it's certainly shaping up to be much better than 2009.
Today looks to be turning around though, the sun is out now and we're nearing 70F, let's see if it continues to improve.
Quite true.
As of today the whole Tri-State area (NYC/NJ/CT) is warming…and all areas should crack 80 F in the coming days… add in a more humid southerly flow/maybe some thunderstorms, and will feel just like a typical old fashioned Tri-State summer for the next 7 days.
…and by the way, NWS Central Park is right at normal for this time of year – 0.1 F above as of today (and we hit 90 F already too). Yesterday sticks out like a sore thumb - nothing like the current month as whole
Last edited by nei; 06-14-2013 at 11:42 AM..
Reason: stop accusing posters of an agenda
These types of "is it hot or cold lately" debates are best solved with maps. May was a bit above average, I don't know if getting a map for just June is possible yet.
These types of "is it hot or cold lately" debates are best solved with maps. May was a bit above average, I don't know if getting a map for just June is possible yet.
I have learned to realize that statement is not totally accurate and Im sure you and others will agree. Unfortunetly its the only thing we have available.
Those maps are the average. So the day can be cold and the night be well above normal and guess what... the maps will show above normal. So its hiding the fact that the days have been colder than normal.
Current temps in Northeast. Run the loop if you can find it. Pretty cool to see the clouds streaming down the high peaks of the Green and Berkshires and the Adirondaks mountains..
I have learned to realize that statement is not totally accurate and Im sure you and others will agree. Unfortunetly its the only thing we have available.
Those maps are the average. So the day can be cold and the night be well above normal and guess what... the maps will show above normal. So its hiding the fact that the days have been colder than normal.
No, that's a plus not a problem. If we want to look at temperature, average temperature is the most meaningful, looking at just the days or nights is biased. Nothing is hidden, you're getting the true average.
Sun peaked out a few times this afternoon, but now it's raining again. Temp dropped down to 69 F/21 C.
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