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NYC Muggy August Begins & Stays
Good morning everyone. Sunshine and typical August muggy weather has arrived and here to stay for a while. We’ll be in and out of the moisture throughout this period, with a few chances of showers and storms here and there, but we’ll have no organized, prolonged rainy days, so we’ll have to watch for minor drought conditions possibly developing.
SATELLITE
Look for sunshine, near 90 temps, increasing humidity, and overall typical early August conditions today. A light Seabreeze will develop, keeping the immediate coast slight cooler. That’ll also increase the chance of rough surf conditions and riptides. Lows overnight will be a muggy near 70.
WEATHER RADAR
Tomorrow we “cool off” into the upper 80’s with clouds and sun. A mixture of clouds and sun will stick around for Sunday, and we’ll be very humid with the slight chance of showers. Depending on the cloud clover, we’ll be in the mid to upper 80’s.
The sun begins to build back to start next week, and we’ll be in the upper 80’s to near 90 both Monday and Tuesday. Moisture begins to increase again for Wednesday, and we’ll have tropical skies, very humid conditions, and highs in the upper 80’s to near 90 through Friday. If by chance we get into some extra sunshine, breaking 90 shouldn’t be very difficult. Regardless, it’ll feel like 90’s combined with the mugginess.
Looking into the long range, I think we generally hold onto this pattern till late August. It’s hard to predict a singular day where temps may be impacted due to precip or the heat re-loading, but I think this upper 80 to near 90/low 90 weather will be the majority and not the minority.
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