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warm and sunny again today. Just hit 88ºF / 31C in the city however here at Berwick it's only around 80ºF / 26C, making us the coolest place in Melboure (when it's usually the opposite - Berwick is one of the hottest suburbs of Melbourne) Quite humid too.
I was so disappointed to see that OK and Tx. went into the deepfreeze the way they did. Somehow in my imaginery mind, both states were warmer then that.
Our cold front is moving on so right now it's 20 with a windchill of 6. AND that's above zero.
Ha, deep freeze? This won't be near the coldest blast of the year for us. We were in the 30's this afternoon, in fact...I wore shorts outside to get the mail.
Sometime in the next couple months we'll have 4 or 5 days straight below freezing and a day or two without hitting 20. Also 4 or 5 days in a row with lows in the single digits and the coldest about 3 or 4. That's usually how it goes each year.
Mid-upper 20s at night is about as cold as it gets here in SA... at least with my experience. But, we often warm back up into the 50s and 60s the same afternoon (normally for us to get that cold we have absolutely no moisture in the air).
There may be a day or two a year where we don't get out of the 30's.
Observed at: Bethel, Alaska
Elevation: 121 ft / 37 m
[Partly Cloudy]
-15 °F / -26 °C
Partly Cloudy
Humidity: 78%
Dew Point: -20 °F / -29 °C
Wind: 9 mph / 15 km/h / 4.1 m/s from the NNW
Pressure: 29.19 in / 988 hPa (Falling)
Windchill: -34 °F / -36 °C
Visibility: 10.0 miles / 16.1 kilometers
UV: 0 out of 16
Clouds: Few 10000 ft / 3048 m
Still very cold in Eastern Kansas.
We still have snow on the ground from two weeks ago - unusual for our neck of the woods. The temperature at nine a.m. yesterday morning read 9 degrees at a local bank. With our typical Kansas winds, that makes for a pretty chilly wind-chill factor.
Navarre, FL, in the Panhandle.
6:49a.m.
21 degrees, windchill of 11, (was 9, earlier).
Humdity at 35%.
Wind: NNE at 7-8 miles an hour, gusts of 19.
High today will be 45.
BlueGrass, it's kind of funny cause right now we northerners don't have it too much colder then way down south. I'm sure some of them are enjoying this unusually chilly weather, but I personally don't like those terrible dips in temps. I believe it was just 85 degrees in central Fla. a few days ago and this is just such a drop.
Nameless, I knew that OK did get temps below freezing since I've watched their weather for three years now. But I'm surprised that your area in Tx. gets several below freezing days.
We are having a warmup and if those 21 mph wind gusts would stop, it'd be very tolerable. It is 21 degrees/windchill 6.
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Somehow in my imaginery mind, both states were warmer then that.
The thumb of Michigan as of this posting time...
I'm sure some of them are enjoying this unusually chilly weather, but I personally don't like those terrible dips in temps. I believe it was just 85 degrees in central Fla. a few days ago and this is just such a drop.
