Spring 2014 (March-May) - Northern Hemisphere (wettest, climate, snowfall, hot)
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Anyone thinks that we are going to have a sustained warming trend this April? Not likely.....
Yeah, I'm not seeing a hot trend but we will be warmer than we have been. I don't see extremes either way. I think we battle between seasonable and cooler than normal periods. So for here that's upper 40s & 50s for few days, then low-mid 40s during the day for few days. I don't see 30s anymore, I don't see 60s for here.
Here's New Preston, CT. Lat 41.68°N Isn't that like Northern Portugal? March 27, 2014. Elevation 650'
You know its spring when the coast is cooler than the interior.
37° Islip. 43° Hartford.
31° Nantucket. 43° Boston Wonder if Nantucket still has snowcover which is preventing them from going above freezing still at 3pm with sun high above.
Anyone thinks that we are going to have a sustained warming trend this April? Not likely.....
why is S.FL ALWAYS ABOVE average!! above average winters are good above average springs are not. while we are not in a drought atm it doesn't take long for a drought to develop here since most of our plants require a lot of rain typically at least 1in per week.
why is S.FL ALWAYS ABOVE average!! above average winters are good above average springs are not. while we are not in a drought atm it doesn't take long for a drought to develop here since most of our plants require a lot of rain typically at least 1in per week.
Well the drought can stay because those thunderstorms really scare me!!!
Anyone thinks that we are going to have a sustained warming trend this April? Not likely.....
I'm cool with that! No pun intended.
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above average winters are good above average springs are not. while we are not in a drought atm it doesn't take long for a drought to develop here since most of our plants require a lot of rain typically at least 1in per week.
No pun intended.
