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La Guardia is quickly joining my list of suspicious stations. Always considerably hotter than any other main station in NY metro, despite being located in an open airport, not in wall street...or actually the station is in the middle of a depression below sea level unknown till now?
Yup, in terms of highs Newark is hotter in the summer. Its nothing suspicious, Laguardia is in the middle of a monstrous city, in a very busy airport, surrounded by an industrial area, and is next to a body of water which helps to moderate the nighttime lows
29° with 40% humidity. In terms of humidity and heat, this is probably the healthiest weather you could have, humidity between 30-50% is great for your nasal system and the heat helps beat off those nasty colds
85 F with a 73 F dew point right now, if I'm not mistaken, this is the highest dew point I've seen this year so far.
90°F with a dewpoint of 54°F. Feels hot but not stifling. Forecast high is 97°F. If the summer isn't hot possible it couldn't be the warmest day of the year.
90°F with a dewpoint of 54°F. Feels hot but not stifling. Forecast high is 97°F. If the summer isn't hot possible it couldn't be the warmest day of the year.
97 F? Holy ****, a possible 100 F reading for you guys today?
We had similar conditions on Monday, in fact we had a 94 F reading on Monday with a dew point in the lower 50s. Didn't feel that bad but was still hot and the sun was scorching.
90°F with a dewpoint of 54°F. Feels hot but not stifling. Forecast high is 97°F. If the summer isn't hot possible it couldn't be the warmest day of the year.
In Binghamton too, considering that the summers are boring and many times the max caps out at 85°-89°. Obviously in the city its different and 85° is a July high on an average year, but Upstate is much lamer in that regard. Thats why I spend the summer in the city
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Holy ****, a possible 100 F reading for you guys today?
