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I know, Exactly I was just about to say that. Everytime a mild blip appears by the time we get to that date the temperature is just as cold as it was when the mild blip was forecasted.
The only place it is really going to affect is the SE anyway.
Earliest sub 40F temperature in 11 years in NYC:October 13, 2012
Between 2002 and 2011, Central Park had not once fallen below 40 degrees on or prior to October 13th in a season. The last time such a feat did happen was back on October 8th, 2001, when the temperature fell to 39 degrees.
You have to go back one more year, to 2000, when the mercury fell to 38 degrees so early in a season. It was on October 9th, 2000, when the temperature fell to 38 degrees in Central Park
Anyway, yes I seen those charts. Depends on where the air is coming from, Norway would give snow. Iceland maybe. Uppers look to be around -7 which would give a high of around 3c. Would be fantastic. I would love to experience an ice day in October just once. You would need -10c uppers though and constant showers. That would be hard to get.
Nice snowy run, one foot just south of me on All Saints' day! Too bad it's 372 hours out.
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Originally Posted by Patricius Maximus
On a side note, that extreme cold that's depicted in Montana would even be considered unusual in my dream climate, so I know that's hardcore cold for Halloween. It would even be considered cold in Fairbanks. One place it would be almost exactly average is Yakutsk (they average in the mid singles on Halloween). When the weather anywhere in the lower 48 starts to look more like Yakutsk than any American city, pay attention.
So Yakutsk's already averaging what we would get on the chilliest day of a significant "cold snap". Gotta love this climate. All the best for Montana!
Btw I found out today that there was Yakutian girl in my school, apparently she prefers our winters.
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