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It would be great if that model panned out for us, High temps at least 80°F/26.7°C would come of that model for us
Well considering by then a ton of trees will have leafed out nope... I won't see spring till next year. 4 shots at 80 coming up, 23,24,25 all forecast 78-79, March 1 forecast at 82.
Been getting rounds of heavy rain today, in fact on the way to class I walked through some heavy rain that would put most summer downpours to shame lol. We need this rain though, February has gotten a T of precipitation so far, as a matter of fact, going purely based off memory, I don't remember it raining at all down here since late January.
Only 66 F also, nice I wish it were getting colder tonight. Low is predicted at 59 F, still better than the weather we've had previously. Back to 80s after tomorrow.
Looks like some areas are getting sun so I'm in an unlucky spot I guess.
What's with that 75 in New Jersey?
Sun came out for about half an hour and it got to 64 which will likely be the high. Only 8 Februaries have gotten warmer than 64 which would put 2017 in a 4-way tie for 9th highest February max temp. That's assuming none of the next 3 days get warmer.
An interesting stat: February 7 set a daily record high at 54. That's the lowest daily record high of any day.
Glad I'm not a forecaster. Will the clouds hang around longer or not tomorrow???
I don't think will matter for here, on shore flow wont allow us to warm much past 50s this time.
Quote:
National Weather Service New York NY
329 PM EST Wed Feb 22 2017
High pressure will remain across the western Atlantic, pumping a warm and moist southerly flow around it towards the local area.
Aloft, a split flow pattern continues with core of northern stream
well to our north and a slow moving upper low across the southeast
states within the southern stream.
Areas of fog and low stratus start the day on Thursday. The first
forecast challenge is the duration. The fog should lift through the
morning hours, but the stratus could hang on into the early
afternoon. This creates another challenge with regards to
temperatures. There is high confidence in seeing unseasonably warm
temperatures for this time of year. However, how quickly clearing occurs will be important to how warm it gets away from the coast.
Highs should be able to reach the middle and upper 60s north and
west of the city where clearing occurs the quickest. In the NYC
metro, readings will be in the lower to middle 60s. Further east
across southern Connecticut and Long Island, temperatures will be
held in the 50s to near 60 due to onshore flow. If the clouds clear quicker, then highs could end up warmer and some records could be broken. If clouds hang on longer, then highs could be held down several degrees from current forecast.
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