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Tag Archives: Central Park
Central Park North Woods and Waterways
A week ago I went on a tour of Central Park’s northern end, lead by Ken Chaya, maker of the definitive map of the park. We started at a pond called The Pool at 102nd Street, just inside the park … Continue reading
Posted in photography
Tagged Central Park, duck, egret, North Woods, pond, ravine, water, waterfall
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“Winter” 2011-2012: Hitting 50+ degrees Every Week
It keeps striking me how we seem to hit 50+ degree temperatures every week this winter, so I checked it out. Here’s a plot showing hourly temperature data at Central Park and La Guardia. Not only have we hit 50+ … Continue reading
Posted in climate, weather
Tagged 32 degrees, 50 degrees, Central Park, cold, freezing, ice, jet stream, La Guardia, New York City, warm, winter
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Fall Colors and The Urban Heat Island
One of my favorite things about living in New York City is checking out the fall colors on my bike commute through Central Park. However, for subway commuters and tourists who don’t get to cruise through the park every day, … Continue reading
Posted in water, weather
Tagged Central Park, cold, color, fall, foliage, frost, heat island, Hudson River, Manhattan, New York City, night, November, October, peak, Prospect Park, season, trees, urban
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Urban Air Conditioning On the Piers of Manhattan
I am spending the afternoon working from Pier 45 of Hudson River Park, just across from Christopher and 10th Streets. Not only is the temperature a comfortable ~75 degrees, but there’s a clean-air breeze (though sometimes a bit strong), cool … Continue reading
Posted in weather
Tagged Central Park, heat, hotspot, Hudson River, New York City, pier, sea breeze, temperature, wifi
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