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Perfect Beach Day Sunday September 28 New York Long Island Two Foot Surf Sunny Skies Mid Seventies
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Good morning everyone, it's Sunday September 28th, and we're wrapping up the season with what looks like a beautiful day at the beach. Let me walk you through what to expect from Brooklyn all the way out to the tip of the East End.
First the good news: conditions are going to be pretty mellow across the board. We're looking at around two feet of surf everywhere, which is perfect if you're planning a casual swim or paddle. The rip current risk is holding at low across all zones, so while you should always be respectful of the water near groins and jetties, we're not dealing with any dangerous current situations today.
The weather story is all about clearing skies. Brooklyn and Kings are starting mostly cloudy but clearing to sunshine by nine in the morning. Head out to Queens and Nassau and you've got partly sunny conditions until midday before those clouds break apart. Further east in southwestern and southeastern Suffolk, expect mostly cloudy skies lingering until around noon or one in the afternoon. Either way, you'll have plenty of sun to enjoy.
Temperature-wise we're settling in the mid to upper seventies depending on where you are. Brooklyn's expected to touch the upper seventies, while the rest of the Island runs a couple degrees cooler in the mid seventies. Water temperatures are in the lower seventies across most of the Island, dropping to around seventy in southwestern Suffolk and the upper sixties out at Southeastern Suffolk near the Hamptons.
Winds are light and variable, mostly southeast early on before shifting southwest in the afternoon. We're talking five miles per hour or so, nothing dramatic. That's going to keep the water glassy during the morning and make for ideal conditions.
High tides are scattered throughout the midday hours depending on your location. Coney Island peaks at twelve thirty-nine, Rockaway at twelve thirty-six, Jones Inlet at twelve twenty-three, and that pattern continues as you head east.
The sunrise arrives at six forty-eight in Brooklyn and gradually shifts about seven minutes earlier as you head west, while sunset happens around six forty-five across the board. We've got a moderate UV index, so sunscreen is definitely your friend today.
There's no thunderstorm potential anywhere, which is nice for once. This is actually the final forecast of the season, so enjoy every bit of this beautiful Sunday at the beach.
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First the good news: conditions are going to be pretty mellow across the board. We're looking at around two feet of surf everywhere, which is perfect if you're planning a casual swim or paddle. The rip current risk is holding at low across all zones, so while you should always be respectful of the water near groins and jetties, we're not dealing with any dangerous current situations today.
The weather story is all about clearing skies. Brooklyn and Kings are starting mostly cloudy but clearing to sunshine by nine in the morning. Head out to Queens and Nassau and you've got partly sunny conditions until midday before those clouds break apart. Further east in southwestern and southeastern Suffolk, expect mostly cloudy skies lingering until around noon or one in the afternoon. Either way, you'll have plenty of sun to enjoy.
Temperature-wise we're settling in the mid to upper seventies depending on where you are. Brooklyn's expected to touch the upper seventies, while the rest of the Island runs a couple degrees cooler in the mid seventies. Water temperatures are in the lower seventies across most of the Island, dropping to around seventy in southwestern Suffolk and the upper sixties out at Southeastern Suffolk near the Hamptons.
Winds are light and variable, mostly southeast early on before shifting southwest in the afternoon. We're talking five miles per hour or so, nothing dramatic. That's going to keep the water glassy during the morning and make for ideal conditions.
High tides are scattered throughout the midday hours depending on your location. Coney Island peaks at twelve thirty-nine, Rockaway at twelve thirty-six, Jones Inlet at twelve twenty-three, and that pattern continues as you head east.
The sunrise arrives at six forty-eight in Brooklyn and gradually shifts about seven minutes earlier as you head west, while sunset happens around six forty-five across the board. We've got a moderate UV index, so sunscreen is definitely your friend today.
There's no thunderstorm potential anywhere, which is nice for once. This is actually the final forecast of the season, so enjoy every bit of this beautiful Sunday at the beach.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI