Day: June 2, 2022

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Average Temperatures

This table shows the average high, median, and low temperatures for the next year. Previous year values are shown in parenthesis. The sun angle is the maximum sun angle at solar noon for the day.

Week Date Sun Angle High Median Low
2 June 16 70.7° 80 (69) 69 (60) 58 (50)
12 August 28 57° 80 (70) 70 (65) 59 (59)
14 September 14 50.7° 75 (73) 64 (62) 53 (50)
16 September 26 46.1° 70 (67) 59 (58) 49 (49)
18 October 7 41.8° 65 (73) 55 (62) 44 (51)
19 October 19 37.4° 60 (65) 50 (53) 40 (41)
21 November 1 32.9° 55 (57) 46 (47) 36 (37)
23 November 13 29.4° 50 (51) 41 (42) 32 (32)
25 November 25 26.6° 45 (40) 37 (33) 29 (25)
27 December 9 24.5° 40 (33) 32 (29) 25 (25)
29 December 26 24° 35 (42) 28 (38) 20 (34)
36 February 9 32.6° 35 (24) 25 (16) 16 (8)
38 February 28 39.3° 40 (41) 30 (34) 21 (26)
40 March 15 45.2° 45 (30) 35 (21) 26 (11)
42 March 27 49.9° 50 (54) 40 (46) 30 (38)
44 April 6 53.7° 55 (63) 44 (49) 33 (34)
45 April 16 57.4° 60 (44) 48 (37) 37 (30)
47 April 27 61.1° 65 (63) 53 (50) 42 (36)
48 May 10 64.9° 70 (58) 58 (50) 46 (42)
51 May 28 68.8° 75 (51) 63 (45) 52 (38)

Weather Update – June 2, 2022

Warmer today, more clouds less rain today. ☁️

Weekend still looks quite nice, although I don’t have much in the way of plans for this weekend as I figure I will be tired. But maybe Thacher Park for this weekend would be nice if I can catch the Nature Bus then out to the folks house for Sunday.

Today.
Feels like …
June 15th.

Mostly Cloudy

Mostly cloudy.

West wind 3 to 5 mph.

and

79 degrees , 63 max dew point, 8:28
sunset.
Tonight.
Feels like …
June 18th.

Showers is likely

Showers likely, mainly after 3am. Mostly cloudy.

Light south wind. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New precipitation amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch possible.

and

58 degrees , 5:17
sunrise.
Friday.
Feels like …
June 8th.

Showers is likely then Slight Chance of Showers

Showers likely, mainly before 11am. Cloudy through mid morning, then gradual clearing.

Northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible.

and

77 degrees , 57 max dew point, 8:29
sunset.
Friday Night.
Feels like …
June 1st.

Mostly Clear

Mostly clear.

West wind 3 to 8 mph.

and

53 degrees , 5:16
sunrise.
Saturday.
Feels like …
May 16th.

Sunny

Sunny.

West wind 6 to 13 mph.

and

71 degrees , 49 max dew point, 8:30
sunset.
Saturday Night.
Feels like …
May 16th.

Mostly Clear

Mostly clear.

 

and

48 degrees , 5:16
sunrise.
Sunday.
Feels like …
May 27th.

Mostly Sunny

Mostly sunny.

 

and

74 degrees , 48 max dew point, 8:30
sunset.
Sunday Night.
Feels like …
June 5th.

Mostly Cloudy

Mostly cloudy.

 

and

54 degrees , 5:16
sunrise.
Monday.
Feels like …
June 11th.

Partly Sunny

Partly sunny.

 

and

78 degrees , 54 max dew point, 8:31
sunset.
Monday Night.
Feels like …
June 15th.

Chance of Showers

A chance of showers after 8pm. Mostly cloudy.

Chance of precipitation is 40%.

and

57 degrees , 5:15
sunrise.
Tuesday.
Feels like …
May 19th.

Chance of Showers

A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy.

Chance of precipitation is 50%.

and

72 degrees , 56 max dew point, 8:32
sunset.
Tuesday Night.
Feels like …
June 11th.

Chance of Showers

A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy.

Chance of precipitation is 30%.

and

56 degrees , 5:15
sunrise.
Wednesday.
Feels like …
June 8th.

Partly Sunny then Chance of Showers

A chance of showers. Mostly sunny.

Chance of precipitation is 30%.

and

77 degrees , 57 max dew point, 8:32
sunset.

Daily Update – June 2, 2022

Good morning! Happy Thursday.

After a sunny morning, the clouds are pushing in. I am stumbling around, catching a very late bus into work, making it in by 10 AM, but it’s fine I worked until 12:30 PM last night and didn’t do very good at getting started this morning.

Mostly cloudy and 67 degrees in Delmar, NY. ☁ Calm wind. The dew point is 63 degrees. The skies will clear around 7 pm.

Day by day working through the work week. 😫 Always the last week of session is crazy, though this year seems particularly bad.

Voters, not NRA money, drive the resistance to gun control

Voters, not NRA money, drive the resistance to gun control

In 2020, Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) was the top recipient of money from members of the “gun rights” industry. According to Open Secrets, his campaign received a total of $142,653 for the 2019-2020 cycle. That put the so-called gun lobby at 33 on the list, far behind other industries, like real estate and accounting.

Health professionals alone gave roughly seven times more money to Scalise ($1,072,904) than the gun lobby did. Meanwhile, individuals who simply put down “retired,” instead of any industry at all, gave 100 times more, just shy of $14 million.