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Down to 63 now. Could be our first 60 degree low of the year. Normal is May 15, so this would be almost a month early. It would also be a record warm low, beating the 60 in 1976.
Far Rockaway felt quite warm to me, were you at the beach? If so, that could be why it felt cold. On Wunderground JFK and the Rockaways look about the same.
Yup, playing beach volleyball. But again, you only need to go in like a mile before it starts to feel warm. Very nice night, and how I wish this was more common in April. I don't want an entire April like this obviously, but I wouldn't mind if there were like 4-5 days like this in April. High 80s with around 30% humidity feels very mild, you don't even break a sweat in weather like this. Perfect for outdoorsy activities
Been cloudier than normal last 8 months minus November and February. Though we have been consistently above average since then, in both average highs and Mean temps with the exception of December...
TWC calling for severe weather starting tomorrow in the Great Plains, the Midwest, finally reaching Northeast by Thursday..... Also, TWC is showing most of the country to have an above normal summer especially southeast and western US
Yesterday's 88/60 means LaGuarida is at +6.2 for the month! First day over 85 since 2012, and only the second this decade. Mind you, in 2002 there were 4 such days, and in 2009 3, so we are getting colder in April
Christ, the Great Lakes are even worse than the Atlantic. At least we don't have "70s in LaGuardia, 30s in JFK" situations like that
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