August 2016 Observations & Discussion

A nice crisp morning 62 * no ac no sweat

47.8 degrees now, cool sunny morning, 93%, 30.06 R

Doc nothing like a 48 degree morning in August to wake me up from my summer hibernation.

Brutal summer so far. Not that many days over 90 but enough 86-88 high humidity days to make it excessive and oppressive I'm ready for it to end.

Side note I'm happy with everything the Yankees have done this summer. It's not about this season or next but 2018 is our year. BTW bring Refsnyder back up he's 17-35 since is demotion and he was hitting 264 in majors when he was demoted. Sit Texiara, Headly the rest of year no point in playing either. I'd also put Ellsbury on that list and Hicks too.

Wrong thread I know I haven't forgotten the rules.

If this winter is anything like last year I may never be heard from again.

Also just read about the January blizzard getting updated to record 27.5 inches. Thanks for the update Mike just saw your message from April 28. Didn't many of us say as much at the time. No idea why it took three months to correct but considering what we've corrected over the years not surprising either. It's funny how other forums I read have no clue that we are the force behind these corrections. Please all join me as we throw out our shoulders pattiing ourselves on the back. Way to go NJS.

CP is back in da house!!! Wooooot hoooooo.
56* tis mornin' .
Welcome back from the hibernation my man.

Thanks your highness.

Hey don't know how to copy and paste on my tablet....I was a little jealous when I heard the weather back home gave everyone a taste of fall...when Disney real feel today was 105*(we are having fun and melting at same time will never travel to this state again in summer)...until I heard that there was like a million dead fish in the creek behind our house...you can see it on channel 7....

weatherwatchermom wrote:Hey don't know how to copy and paste on my tablet....I was a little jealous when I heard the weather back home gave everyone a taste of fall...when Disney real feel today was 105*(we are having fun and melting at same time will never travel to this state again in summer)...until I heard that there was like a million dead fish in the creek behind our house...you can see it on channel 7....

I just read that. Keansburg, NJ.

They are investigating.

Have a great time in Disney! By the way, to copy and paste try holding your finger for 5 seconds on the sentence or paragraph you want to copy, then you should get a pop up that gives you the option to select what you want to copy. To paste it, hold your finger down for 5 seconds again in a blank area and hit paste.

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:Doc nothing like a 48 degree morning in August to wake me up from my summer hibernation.

Brutal summer so far. Not that many days over 90 but enough 86-88 high humidity days to make it excessive and oppressive I'm ready for it to end.

Side note I'm happy with everything the Yankees have done this summer. It's not about this season or next but 2018 is our year. BTW bring Refsnyder back up he's 17-35 since is demotion and he was hitting 264 in majors when he was demoted. Sit Texiara, Headly the rest of year no point in playing either. I'd also put Ellsbury on that list and Hicks too.

Wrong thread I know I haven't forgotten the rules.

If this winter is anything like last year I may never be heard from again.

Also just read about the January blizzard getting updated to record 27.5 inches.  Thanks for the update Mike just saw your message from April 28. Didn't many of us say as much at the time. No idea why it took three months to correct but considering what we've corrected over the years not surprising either. It's funny how other forums I read have no clue that we are the force behind these corrections. Please all join me as we throw out our shoulders pattiing ourselves on the back. Way to go NJS.

Hey CP, glad you're surviving summer. I agree with your assessment of the Yankees. They'll be fun to watch next season (not many veterans left) but they probably won't compete until 2018.

Good to be back Frank, that first August night in the 40's which we had last night always gets my juices flowing for Winter. Looking forward to your winter outlook, please no repeats of last winter, I won't survive it.

Go Yanks.

Thanks Frank....my husband says it's really bad up on our side...they always show Keansburg....we live on Thorne which is the Hazlet side...have a great day...glad will not be here in FL next week..we have friends here supposed to leave Min for Disney cruise and other Friends coming to stay at Disney next week....weather here this am is 82* real feel already of 92*

Rain moving into NYC. Ugh, I have plans on the Upper West Side tonight...

it is crappy out muggy humid had a high of 86 deg now its cloudy with sprinkles .on my way to lobster box in city island for my birthday

So it looks like meteorological summer will finish about + 2 above normal for most areas. A slow start with regards to heat and a hot end 2 summer. Pretty much the consensus forecast from most. Overall a pretty typical summer which will probably be remembered for the heat wave in early August but not for excessive Heat, which in the past followed strong nino's. I think one thing we can take away from winter through summer 2016 is that the enso is not behaving in its usual fashion. This should make this  winter's forecast a bit more challenging  in regards to the incoming La nina. sswe and the nao will play huge factors and are hard to forecast in advance. good luck Frank and others with your winter forecast. can't wait to see it.

algae888 wrote:So it looks like meteorological summer will finish about + 2 above normal for most areas. A slow start with regards to heat and a hot end 2 summer. Pretty much the consensus forecast from most. Overall a pretty typical summer which will probably be remembered for the heat wave in early August but not for excessive Heat, which in the past followed strong nino's. I think one thing we can take away from winter through summer 2016 is that the enso is not behaving in its usual fashion. This should make this  winter's forecast a bit more challenging  in regards to the incoming La nina. sswe and the nao will play huge factors and are hard to forecast in advance. good luck Frank and others with your winter forecast. can't wait to see it.

Much better thunderstorm activity than other years (in part due to tropical heat and humidity invading at times) however strangely despite the radar look, nothing especially severe in terms of winds or hail. Remember the storms starting in February and March, good lightning and thunder year but not windy severe ones. Tropical season began slow in the Atl. too but now looks to get active. As you said things are mostly going to plan with regards to the summer predictions. I for one am getting tired of the humidity and heat! But at the same time like the storms that fire up due to it.

I'll remember it most for one of the more excessive and extended stretches of high humidity you can get around here. Some incredible dew points with staying power, pushing the limits of what I thought possible here. Some 110s heat indexes in spots at times, which doesn't come around too often.
Also some amazing lightening shows..but perspective on that will vary greatly with the hit or miss nature of t storms.
Swimming in 80 degree water at this latitude was a first for me.

No rain is expected this week. There's a chance some rain from 99L gets to us next weekend, but I'm doubting that at the moment. We could go the next 7-10 days without measurable rain

Frank_Wx wrote:No rain is expected this week. There's a chance some rain from 99L gets to us next weekend, but I'm doubting that at the moment. We could go the next 7-10 days without measurable rain

Frank what a turn around here last month I almost had 10 inches of rain so far for August 1.62 inches

Yea Skins - big drop off. I think we got lucky with thunderstorm development last month and earlier in August which helped raise our rain totals. Without those t-storms, it would have been a very dry summer overall.

Temps mainly in the mid 80's until we get to Thursday. It looks like a trough will move into the area Thursday-Saturday which should keep temps in the upper 70's to low 80's with low humidity too! Should feel great!!

Frank_Wx wrote:Temps mainly in the mid 80's until we get to Thursday. It looks like a trough will move into the area Thursday-Saturday which should keep temps in the upper 70's to low 80's with low humidity too! Should feel great!!

Looking forward to some cooler weather....I hope next week is not too hot kids go back to school

weatherwatchermom wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:Temps mainly in the mid 80's until we get to Thursday. It looks like a trough will move into the area Thursday-Saturday which should keep temps in the upper 70's to low 80's with low humidity too! Should feel great!!

Looking forward to some cooler weather....I hope next week is not too hot kids go back to school

After the first few days of September we'll get back into a warm pattern. Any cool weather we get won't last long.

had a high of 91 * not to humid a perfect summer day .does anyone know when we get into september
we will see a pattern change to a cooler month and when will we see a good rainstorm because we really need it thanks

frank 638 wrote:had a high of 91 * not to humid a perfect summer day .does anyone know when we get into september
we will see a pattern change to a cooler month and when will we see a good rainstorm because we really need it thanks

Warmth and mainly dry for the forsee able future

Looks like it could be the warmest Aug ever at LGA and JFK. Top 5 at the Park and Newark.