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An event of this caliber was long overdue, we haven't had long duration severe storms in ages. Crossing NYC later is gonna be hell for me though.
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Originally Posted by Wildcat15
Sun came out right as the rain ended about an hour ago. Now a 75F dewpoint with more dark clouds on the horizon. Feels just like a typical Florida day.
Today was/is very Florida-like here as well. Steamy upper 90's followed by darkness and training storms.
An event of this caliber was long overdue, we haven't had long duration severe storms in ages. Crossing NYC later is gonna be hell for me though.
Today was/is very Florida-like here as well. Steamy upper 90's followed by darkness and training storms.
We're overdue for a good storm here too, we've been bypassed like 900 times over the last week, but nothing here.
The next month I have to look forward to is September, which is on average our wettest month of the year. I hate August, the hottest and driest month on average during summer, and the dew points aren't any lower than July. So basically just pointless heat and humidity.
We had our chance yesterday. Now aside from lucky convective isolated stuff, Monday is next chance. After that we have to wait till Friday for rains! This heat is sucking the moisture out from earth. Get ready to see more reds on the drought map Thursday
Some areas sure are getting it today. Lucky.. Otherwise they would of went another 4 days without rain.
Friday and maybe Saturday more rains coming.
Get ready to say
"enough with the rains". Hahaha. Maybe not this soon yet.
The next month I have to look forward to is September, which is on average our wettest month of the year. I hate August, the hottest and driest month on average during summer, and the dew points aren't any lower than July. So basically just pointless heat and humidity.
Instead of functioning as late summer, the average temperature becomes higher still in August, so I can see why it's annoying.
Yep. And we don't even see that seasonal delay in winter, so here it feels like summer drags, but winter ends abruptly around mid/late February.
And since I guess we're low latitude, the sun angle increase in February feels a lot greater than the decrease in August, even though it's the same. The sun isn't noticeably lower from June/July until mid September.
One storm developed in northern burbs of Philly out of nowhere and became warned right away...will miss downtown.
NYC getting flooding reports now. Still and will continue raining there.
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