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Current Deep Thunder Forecast for New York
Products for Consolidated Edison Operations
Temperature at 4 km between Data Points
Description
This page contains an animation that is a visualization of the Deep
Thunder forecast focused on
Bronx and Westchester Counties.
It uses data from the intermediate nest at 4 km resolution. Each time
step corresponds to twenty minutes of forecast time. The specific
data and representation shown are for potential use for ConEd operations
and planning.
The background of the map shows color contour bands of temperature
(degrees Fahrenheit) following the legend at the
lower right. The map is accompanied by a number of overlays,
including coastlines and state boundaries in black, county boundaries in dark gray,
ConEd feeder cell boundaries in light gray,
and cities or other locations in black. Water bodies are shown in gray. On colder days,
a thick light blue line will mark the location of the freezing point of
water.
Instructions
The animation on this page is composed of a set of individual JPEG images
with one hour of forecast time between each frame. Depending
on your connection speed and that of your computer, the animation may take
a few minutes to load and decompress in your browser. When
it is completed, the animation will play. There are VCR-like
controls under the animation to enable you to stop playback, play forward
or backward, or step through the frames one at a time, control the speed
of playback, etc. If you are having problems viewing or interacting
with this animation, make sure your browser has Javascript enabled.
If the forecast information presented on this page does not seem to
be current and you have visited this site recently, the results of the
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you should change your cache settings (e.g., File->Preferences->Advanced->Cache
in Netscape and set the document comparison to "Every time"). When you
restart your browser, the problem should be solved. For your current session,
you should manually clear the cache and reload the page.
Learn More about These Forecasts
Learn
More about Deep Thunder
Learn
More about how Deep Thunder Visualizes the Data Generated by the
Weather Model
Current Weather
Information and Predictions for New York City (from the National Weather
Service)
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