July Disco/ Observations

docstox12 wrote:

dkodgis wrote:I wasn't raised on air conditioning either. I get overruled by my wife and kids who say they are melting. I tell them that is what we have the pool for. Anyone who as a kid swam in ponds or streams knows the out of the ground water temp is cool, about 55. Get a foot down in the water and you feel the cold. Refreshing.

56.8 degrees in late July.

Never had AC in our NYC apartment as a kid, you slept on the fire escape on hot nights.Didn't have it until I was 16 in the house in Fort Lee.Bus and subways had no AC.none of my schools were air conditioned.The teachers would open up all the big windows and you would pray for a small breeze,LOL.You went to a movie theatre for an escape.They would have a sign "Air Conditioned Inside" with the blue and white icicles,LOL.They would leave the doors open so you would get a blast of cold air walking by on the sidewalk.How did we EVER survive,LOL.THIS, plus no seat belts, no bike helmets, cigarette smoke every where you went,lol.

Math23x7 wrote:As chilly as it may be for me today, it was even chillier a few weeks ago when I was in Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Ireland.  Outside of two days during the 10-day trip, it was nonstop overcast/wind with occasional rain and daytime temperatures in the mid 50s.  Then for two days, the sun came out and it was in the 60s.

I vividly remember at the age of 10 during the summer of 2000 experiencing a prolonged stretch of overcast weather conditions here in New York from Monday, July 24th through Friday, August 4th.  A couple of those days had highs in the 60s.  That July was tied for the fourth coolest on record, even cooler than July 2009.

skinsfan1177 wrote:Yeah other boards talking about it and other models are in board to

jmanley32 wrote:

skinsfan1177 wrote:Yeah other boards talking about it and other models are in board to

What does Euro show for rain totals?

skinsfan1177 wrote:

jmanley32 wrote:

skinsfan1177 wrote:Yeah other boards talking about it and other models are in board to

What does Euro show for rain totals?

Not sure but look at the RGEM!

jmanley32 wrote:

Math23x7 wrote:As chilly as it may be for me today, it was even chillier a few weeks ago when I was in Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Ireland.  Outside of two days during the 10-day trip, it was nonstop overcast/wind with occasional rain and daytime temperatures in the mid 50s.  Then for two days, the sun came out and it was in the 60s.

I vividly remember at the age of 10 during the summer of 2000 experiencing a prolonged stretch of overcast weather conditions here in New York from Monday, July 24th through Friday, August 4th.  A couple of those days had highs in the 60s.  That July was tied for the fourth coolest on record, even cooler than July 2009.

Your memory and date recall ability to specific events continues to baffle me, I cannot find it in weather history by my parents are married 42 years ago on June 11th. My parents said it was like a hurricane on their wedding day (guess it is good luck, 42 years is quite something) and had a eye but it was not a actual hurricane. What storm was this i'd like to see if it was recorded as a notable storm?

amugs wrote:12  CMC WOWZA!! If it verifies

Math23x7 wrote:

jmanley32 wrote:

Math23x7 wrote:As chilly as it may be for me today, it was even chillier a few weeks ago when I was in Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Ireland.  Outside of two days during the 10-day trip, it was nonstop overcast/wind with occasional rain and daytime temperatures in the mid 50s.  Then for two days, the sun came out and it was in the 60s.

I vividly remember at the age of 10 during the summer of 2000 experiencing a prolonged stretch of overcast weather conditions here in New York from Monday, July 24th through Friday, August 4th.  A couple of those days had highs in the 60s.  That July was tied for the fourth coolest on record, even cooler than July 2009.

Your memory and date recall ability to specific events continues to baffle me, I cannot find it in weather history by my parents are married 42 years ago on June 11th. My parents said it was like a hurricane on their wedding day (guess it is good luck, 42 years is quite something) and had a eye but it was not a actual hurricane. What storm was this i'd like to see if it was recorded as a notable storm?

42 years ago this past June 11th or the next June 11th?  The June 11th 42 years ago this year (1975) was a Wednesday.  But the June 11th 42 years ago next year (1976) was a Friday.

amugs wrote:EPS spread for our winter storm I mean July coastal wth I have never tracked such outside of a trop system this time of year. Pre lude to winter???
DE, S and CNJ, LI AND NYC look to get it good with a sharper cut off as you move NW. Parts of NNJ as well but say Wester Passaic County cut off on NW from the latest. These seems to jog NW as they approach. Time will tell. I know kinda weird don't usually see this. And if what u said was right we will be tracking tropics in coming weeks.

jmanley32 wrote:Euro misses the area pretty much entirely insanely heavy rains to the South.

sroc4 wrote:

jmanley32 wrote:Euro misses the area pretty much entirely insanely heavy rains to the South.

I wouldnt exactly call 1-2.5" of rain entirely missing the area. lol.  With decent blocking over Greenland, a 50/50 low and a ridge in the west dont be surpirsed to see this sucker trend a bit wetter and stronger.  There is a deep subtropical moisture transport connection, and very strong vertical velocities being depicted as the LP comes off the coast.  PWATS are impressive as well.  Def a flash flood or urban flooding concerns for later Friday into Saturday.  We will see where the cutoffs are.    

jmanley32 wrote:Umm sr models 12 km nam are bad showing 6 to 10 inches just south NYC 3km nam shows this over NYC and southern Westchester yikes!. They cleaning the storm drains here which they never do. Wow this could be epic rain.