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Another day of crappy windy stratocumulus drizzle!
I panned my map and cringed at what I might see... Sure enough. 60s and 70s in Florida. Ugh. Sorry man. That should be illegal. lol 50s in Northern Florida though midday.
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Oh... and once again... No warmup in sight for Northeast/New England.. We'll go past Mid February now without a thaw.
GFS hints at the beginning of a warmup after the 20th. (above freezing no 40s)
I panned my map and cringed at what I might see... Sure enough. 60s and 70s in Florida. Ugh. Sorry man. That should be illegal. lol 50s in Northern Florida though midday.
I can't complain much about temps. They're not far from average. But when it gets way warmer and more humid than it should be I get pissed.
I have a forecast high of 3°F next Friday from wunderground.com. A bit too early to be believeable, but something extreme may be coming.
Yeah man.. While the exacts are hard to believe the overall setup and scenario would be coldest of the season and maybe nearing extreme records. I'm used to seeing those types of temp extremes in January, not February. (at least in recent years).
My normal high next week is upper 30s and normal low mid 20s. So I've been used to seeing temps go into the 40s during the day in February...not stay in the teens. lol
I want to post the GFS temp map next week. Should I pull the Max or minimums?
My normal high next week is upper 30s and normal low mid 20s. So I've been used to seeing temps go into the 40s during the day in February...not stay in the teens. lol
You definitely average warmer than me, but our normal highs are in the low to mid 30s now.
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I want to post the GFS temp map next week. Should I pull the Max or minimums?
I used to very cold night temperatures. I'd be more impressed with single digit maxes, so I'm more interested in a map of maxes.
Hmm. It's been decades since a stretch of temps like that over here.
Should be fun. Now entering the discussions long range. Should be fun seeing what they think.
NWS Albany..
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A CLIPPER SYSTEM MOVING EAST FROM THE GREAT LAKES WILL AFFECT THE
REGION WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND THURSDAY...AND IT WILL THEN BE FOLLOWED
BY WHAT APPEARS TO BE THE COLDEST AIRMASS OF THE SEASON THUS FAR
(AND WE HAVE ALREADY HAD QUITE A FEW COLD AIR MASSES). HAVE FORECAST
CHANCE POPS WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND THURSDAY. THEN DRY BUT BITTER COLD
THURSDAY NIGHT AND FRIDAY. LOWS WEDNESDAY NIGHT WILL BE ZERO TO 15
ABOVE. HIGHS THURSDAY IN THE TEENS TO MID 20S. LOWS THURSDAY NIGHT
ZERO TO 20 BELOW ZERO WITH A GUSTY WIND AS WELL. HIGHS FRIDAY 5
BELOW TO 10 ABOVE.
Burlington
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HIGHS START OUT THE WEEK (MON TUE WED) IN THE TEENS/20S...FALL BACK
INTO THE TEENS ON THURSDAY...AND THEN MUCH COLDER ON FRIDAY WITH
HIGHS LIKELY NEAR ZERO. LOWS WILL BE "MILDEST" MONDAY NIGHT WITH
LINGERING CLOUDS/LIGHT SNOW...GENERALLY 5-15F...SINGLE DIGITS ON
EITHER SIDE OF ZERO TUESDAY NIGHT...0-10F WEDNESDAY NIGHT...AND THEN
THE BOTTOM FALLS OUT THURSDAY NIGHT WITH WIDESPREAD BELOW ZERO
NUMBERS.
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