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P you have just won the internet. Could not agree more.

But wait hold on, when were they caught falsifying temperature records?

I only received heavy rain yesterday. 0.40" in about an hour.

Getting a shower right now. From the radar it looks almost like lake effect showers.

101.

Well, about 6-7 years ago NOAA posted some big article about AGW (and how we're all gunna die).

They created a graphic showing Austrailia - and painted the whole continent in 4-12C above normal anomalies.

An Austrailian blogger, well since tossed to the wind, get very angry with what he saw as a complete lie, dug up other sources created by Austrailia meterological organizations, and posted maps showing the country, at the exact time period of NOAAs map, in -4C to +6C anomalies.

It's not the only example. NOAAs red dot blue dot maps are absolutely awful and easily proved incorrect.

Their ocean anomaly maps are out of control at times painting the entire Arctic AND Antarctic in +12C temps - something that is just ridiculous.

Don't forget all those stolen Emails showing that temperatures were rounded up in databases, that new data was input to replace old data - that stations with missing data had data added after the fact (you know, like 80 years later, oh that week is missing? We'll just put 50s in there for that one. Seems right).

You can go on and on with this...They are an agenda driven organization....but I won't continue because I know Blizz doesn't want an AGW fight on his blog...and it's one nobody can win anyway, just descends into a useless argument as we all know.

So, in about 10 days we're going to get one heck of a nice reinforcement of Fall.






But then as we know..it'll warm back up:

Well put Pcroton. I couldn't agree with you more.

Yesterday, they had a severe thunderstorm warning out for my area. The radar showed yellows and reds, but all we got was heavy rain. I did not see lightning or hear thunder.

That is so interesting about the falsifying of records. Just amazing. Most people come to respect and believe NOAA. What is the left doing to science?

Anyway, I don't mind the reinforcing Fall weather coming this way. Today was mostly gorgeous. And a great evening to walk the dog.

Good Morning.

Yeah Zach it is a nice change. 54F bottomed out a little bit ago.


TRP, yeah, it's time for fall. After the cool wet early June we really had a solid six weeks of just heat humidity and drought...and then we got the deluge. None of it too nice.

So I am ready for this. A couple low 80s end of the week - I'll choose Thurs or Fri for the beach - but other than those little visits I prefer we don't see 80s again.


Meanwhile... what a delight to see this already:

420 AM EDT MON SEP 10 2012

...FROST ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 3 AM TO 9 AM EDT TUESDAY...

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN ALBANY HAS ISSUED A FROST
ADVISORY...WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM 3 AM TO 9 AM EDT TUESDAY.

* LOCATIONS...SOUTHERN AND WESTERN ADIRONDACKS.

* HAZARDS...AREAS OF FROST.

* TEMPERATURES...GENERALLY IN THE MID 30S.

* TIMING...LATE TONIGHT INTO EARLY TUESDAY MORNING.



Impressive!

And in 10 days if things hold firm we will be seeing lows in the 40s for a night or two - perhaps 30s for some!

Pcroton - I lived near Monroe/Warwick/Goshen (Orange County) area back in 2000-02 and I recall Fall 2001 we had many mornings by mid-September with frost conditons. It's not like that here in south central PA though. We are lucky to get a frost by Halloween, lately.

Low here this morning 53F

hit 42f here in Cashtown this morn. my uncle had frost in tucker county wv. (3500ft)

low of 47F this morning

Here in Stamford CT. ,was down to 48F this morning.

going down to 48F here in the morning , can't wait.

Got down to 51F here in Stamford CT. on Wed. morning. Baro. now pretty high at 30.28".

TRP same thing here in central NJ. Frosts don't seem as early as they were going back to the 90s and 80s. We're definitely in a different pattern the 00s and 10s in regards to that.

Meanwhile, 52F last night in TF, NJ...so we're trending warmer already. 77F right now. We actually hit 48F for a low yesterday AM and 78F for a high.

Looking at hitting the beach again on Friday for certain. 78F air, 78F water.. yeah, that's going to be just fine.



I went Monday AM - it was 65F but the water 78F and it was low tide...so I was able to swim a little and stay out of the turblent breaks. Nothing too impressive water wise given Leslie other than about every 10 waves you got 2-3 big ones that rolled in before the previous could roll out and if you didn't back away you went from ankle to knee to chest to head deep pretty quick and then the whole thing wanted to pour out off the bar at once - very strong return currents when that happened.

So I stayed away from that and just swam around in the ditch close to shore in the whitewater leftovers.

Still nice tho - but not worth the risk with the surf.

Should be calmer this go around.



Monday, 9AM, Ocean Grove, NJ:



You can see a person in the surf and note the scale of the whitewater...and see how quick you went from ankle to head deep and then back again...unless of course the back again took you with it.

Greetings, all! Our low here last night was 60; not quite so impressive as Zach's 39 degrees. It's been nice and cool during the day, though, which I am loving. There's still some outside painting to do on our house, and we're scrambling a bit to get it all done before it actually gets cold. Otherwise, I am very glad to see this summer leave.

Looking to winter, I've seen both forecasts of warm and rainy and forecasts of lots of snow. Thoughts, anyone?

Beach rescues Sat but waves dropped off.   We never saw the 6+ ft surf in the forecast.   Rips were common.   Great beach weather this week.  

Today has been a fairly interesting weather day despite how tranquil it is here locally. Parts of the Rockies received their first snowfall last night and the world's hottest recorded temperature now belongs to the United States and Death Valley.

Colorado Snow Pics via AccuWx:
Link

Wunderground documentary on the WMO's announcement today:
Link

I actually found the documentary quite interesting so if you have 25-30 minutes I'd recommend it if you're into weather history or extremes.

Pcroton - the bluefish run should be starting within a month or so. do you surf fish? No one on the beach it should be a great time to surf fish.