Was absolutely beautful at Monmouth Park yesterday. Strong ocean breeze, set up under the trees in the shade guessing mid 80s tops. Very comfortable.
You sure? Is that by your own measurement or by an official one?
You sure? Is that by your own measurement or by an official one?
I am starting to thing that @RU848789 and his snow measurements is this guy
And you are this guy:
I don't think it broke 85 here in Wall. But still very humid--went through 4-6 athletic shirts moving mulch for 3-4 hours yesterday. Probably drank 2 gallons of water.
Same here. Tomorrow is the deluge, then it should be pretty nice by the late afternoon and through the weekend - best weekend in a long time with temps in the low/mid 80s, mostly sunny skies, comfortable humidity and no chance of rain.
Well, if you go before 4 pm, you're almost certainly going to see some heavy rain (1-2" likely from about 8 am to 4 pm), as these will be widespread heavy showers, not "scattered" showers, but it'll start to improve by late afternoon and you should even see some sun and much lower humidity by 6-7 pm - should be a gorgeous evening.
Hi numbers-- I thought your favorite weather person Amy Freeze indicated in tonight's forecast that there would not be as much rain further south. Where is a good website to check out a local forecast? Specifically want to know what it will be like in the south part of Wall/Manasquan.
How about an answer to my question.
What do you mean? Why do you bother replying to bac's posts, when he is clearly trying to trigger you. That's not what I was doing. I watch channel 7 news in the evening, an Amy happened to the meteorologist giving the forecast.
You will be heading straight into the storm. Why not wait?
Seemed like you were being snarky ("how about an answer to my question?") while I was slaving away on your forecast, so I gave a little back. No big deal, just goofing around. Good luck with the weather in Wall tomorrow.
All calm in the 52nd. Heavy rain and a little thunder, but nothing major here in Wall.
Were you face down in a puddle? :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye: Or did you borrow #'s snow gauge?
I think I just got a quarter inch in the last 15 mins. here in Howell. It's really coming down and a chorus of thunder and lightning show too boot.
Good call on the first one, but next week is not looking like much of a heat wave. It's looking a little bit warmer than normal, i.e., normal highs are about 86F and highs next week will be generally between 85-90F, with 1-2 days probably topping 90F. Personally, I think "heat waves" need to be more than 4-5F above normal, i.e., 90F shouldn't be called a heat wave in July. Just like 4 days in a row with lows in the upper teens in January doesn't feel like much of a cold wave to me. This past week was a real heat wave with temps in the 95F range for 4 days in a row and over 90F for 6 or 7 days depending on one's location.
