[Cambium]

40s didnt make it to the coast this time but its low to mid 40s throughout the state again. Who's enjoying these cool nights well below normal? VT, NH, ME widespread 30s.

[7 Wishes]

Nice to see that LGA was NOT the "warm spot" of the Northeast (appears to be Block Island, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and the Cape......when they are the warmest it's definitely the "ocean influence" as Wavehunter would put it).

And speaking of Wavehunter, looks like a brief one day return to 80-deg on Saturday followed by thundershowers.

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by 7 Wishes

Nice to see that LGA was NOT the "warm spot" of the Northeast (appears to be Block Island, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and the Cape......when they are the warmest it's definitely the "ocean influence" as Wavehunter would put it).

And speaking of Wavehunter, looks like a brief one day return to 80-deg on Saturday followed by thundershowers.

Yes, LGA on the map is kinda hidden. At 58. Finally dropped below 60. I believe because during the day they didnt get above 70. So it seems like if they go above low 70s during the day they have a hard time cooling off to under 60.

Coastal NJ, CT, RI, MA all in the 50s. Like a mini warm front. LOL

[wavehunter007]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Yes, LGA on the map is kinda hidden. At 58. Finally dropped below 60. I believe because during the day they didnt get above 70. So it seems like if they go above low 70s during the day they have a hard time cooling off to under 60.

Coastal NJ, CT, RI, MA all in the 50s. Like a mini warm front. LOL

Originally Posted by 7 Wishes

Nice to see that LGA was NOT the "warm spot" of the Northeast (appears to be Block Island, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and the Cape......when they are the warmest it's definitely the "ocean influence" as Wavehunter would put it).

And speaking of Wavehunter, looks like a brief one day return to 80-deg on Saturday followed by thundershowers.

Just getting back on-line today. I had no power at home due to tree falling across wires…and at work the DSL connection was down for the last 24 hrs! Murphy’s Law – lol.

Yes, see by cams map that the islands stayed warmest…my low last night fell to 53.7 F here on the coast. We should enjoy fine weather for the next several days. I’ll take the 80’s if they happen this weekend…but 60’s or 70’s are still fine by me. It’s just those 20 F nights and sub 40 F highs that I really can’t take (for long) - lol.

One other note (I don’t know both of you are still watching)….but NWS Bridgeport is now down to only 1.7 F above normal for the month of September (current monthly mean temp – 69.9 F). Once they average in the cooler nights for the next few days (and this morning), it appears that NWS Bridgeport might just end with a month close to normal (+/- around 1 F).

At least now I can relax a little…and not fear climate change is happening too fast – lol.

[jp03]

Originally Posted by Cambium

40s didnt make it to the coast this time but its low to mid 40s throughout the state again. Who's enjoying these cool nights well below normal? VT, NH, ME widespread 30s.

Interesting how Danbury seems to be a cold spot for nighttime temps often.

[jp03]

Originally Posted by jp03

Interesting how Danbury seems to be a cold spot for nighttime temps often.

Weather after the front Saturday night:


Sunday Mostly sunny, with a high near 68.
Sunday Night Partly cloudy, with a low around 44.
Monday Mostly sunny, with a high near 67.
Monday Night Mostly clear, with a low around 46.
Tuesday Mostly sunny, with a high near 69.
Tuesday Night Partly cloudy, with a low around 50.
Wednesday Mostly sunny, with a high near 69.

Doesn't get better than that!

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by jp03

Interesting how Danbury seems to be a cold spot for nighttime temps often.

Just for curiosity sake... If our nights are going 4-9 below normal now, thats like January dropping to low to mid teens at night. Not bad, but thats it? At least we're getting sustained below normal temps..

[jp03]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Just for curiosity sake... If our nights are going 4-9 below normal now, thats like January dropping to low to mid teens at night. Not bad, but thats it? At least we're getting sustained below normal temps..

Well, this is not an exceptionally cold air mass. The key is a northerly flow. I notice it seems summers are more humid now. East and South flows tend lead to warmer than normal nights..West to North flows colder...as Wavehunter would say..its all about the ocean and i agree. Keep the flow off the ocean and the nights will cool nicely.

[7 Wishes]

Any actually get (unpredicted) rain today? We got some in Stamford....

[Mixum]

hopefully one good rainstorm in october........

lately asking for a rain storm/nor easter is like asking for snow in june